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The federation said eight men and three women had tested positive for the banned substance methandienon.
The team was stripped of three gold medals and sent home following positive drugs tests at the Sydney Games in 2000.
“At the doorstep of the Beijing Games our hopes have been damaged,” the federation added.
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Better living through chemistry…
Maybe most readers are to young to remember that old DuPont tag line.
S_T_U_P_I_D!!!
Someone should have taught them the saying “Once bitten, twice shy”.
This also leads me to a very good quote from the inventor of methandienon, as told to the head of the 1960 US Olympic team chief in regards to steroid use by the Russians, “It is very, very possible, that special training techniques and other devices along with greater physiological knowledge may enable man to achieve physical performances now considered SUPERHUMAN!”.
http://tinyurl.com/554k7j
Who would be interested in the Olympics if they were full of steroid using SUPERHUMAN freaks?
Thus the ban.
Who would be interested in the Olympics if they were full of steroid using SUPERHUMAN freaks?
Yeah but the military does not have this kind of trouble. Say no more.
Doplympics…
It’s all about being able to avoid being caught. Soviet Union were masters on hiding it, so where the USA (you must be kidding yourself if you think that Florence Griffith-Joyner, Carl Lewis et al were running clean), DDR, Bulgaria etc. It’s more of a competition between the scientists than anything else.
They are all welcome to come over to my house to compete.