Stomach Turning Article (Doping)
 

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...121/index.html

makes you wonder what the f%^ were doing these days and what gets into people. damit this is ********.

Athletes of all stripes, rappers, now pee-wee dads. Six years wasn't enough.

Remember this kid?

http://www.mymultiplesclerosis.co.uk/images/sandrak.jpg

No, I don't. Who is that kid?

yeah I do that kid is a freak..

Richard Sandrak aka 'Little Hercules'. His dad was feeding him steroids when he was about 6 or 7(?).

There was a documentary on him. Sad.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Sandrak

if you see that kid now...he doesn't look that big for 15 at all IMO.

http://is.blick.ch/img/gen/y/K/HByK6..._r_240x360.jpg

Holy ****.

That father should be put under the jail.

Meh....

Not surprised.

horrific

Terrible parents indeed, but are they any worse than the ones that feed their kids McDonalds everyday and let them play video games and watch tv all day long?

Kind of where I was trying to go. How about the parents that expose their children to the bowells of the drug world, prostitute themselves or , god forbid, the children themselves. Which kid feels better? The one who found out his dad gave him HGH to be better than everyone else in the world, or the one that sold his kid's body for drug money - ending up with HIV or AIDS.

Seriously. Anything on ESPN is a thinly veiled privledged society joke at best.

That is an excellent point.

Its easy to point the finger at the guy in the article and hate him.

But just take a stroll through your local WalMart (you don't have to buy anything)....look at the parents and the kids...you will see kids age 12 that are pushing morbidly obese territory.

It makes me want to slap the crap out of the parents, but I don't really feel its my place to tell them how to parent (even though I do feel some kind of obligation to tell them what they are doing to their kids).

My parents never stressed exercise, but they didn't need to, since I was an athletic kid all through my youth. They also *never* bought soda, ice cream, potato chips, or any of the other crap that most American families keep by the palette these days.