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Barry Bonds lied about using steroids. On July 18th 1989, in front of his three kids, Donnie Moore shot his wife Tonya in the neck, abdomen and chest. He then turned the gun on himself, putting a bullet in his head. Which do you find to be more morally reprehensible?
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I understand the contrast that your making between a coward with a gun ruining lives and a ball player just trying too compete against others engaging in the same activity. and the truth of the matter is that a majority of pro athletes have and will engage in performance enhancing substance use in the pursuit of excellence. whether its a football player injected with cortisone or a baseball player asked too numb up his pitching arm w/an injection, they do what it takes too compete and win. the issue of steroids is not a moral issue, its a competition issue when winning and success is all that matters too the fans and organization. The sports fans and general public do not see the big picture and that is their are a large number of pro baseball players on " juice". If you were in bonds shoes? he was expected too lead and take this team too a championship. a pro athlete such as bonds knows his competition and unfortunately that means competing against guys on performance enhancing substances. unfortunately bonds is high profile and his numbers put him under tough scrutiny just as mark mcguire was etc.... what folks dont realize is that there are hundreds of guys in MLB on juice, but the fans and media focus on those that are winning games pitching or hitting home runs. they are overlooking the 2nd string guys on juice that were told they need a year too 2 too before seeing playing time and these same guys cut that time in half with a syringe of juice. my point is this, bonds would not have used roids if the rest of the league did not! why? because hes only competing within the framework and standard set by the rest of the leagues players and unfortunately juice is a common thread too get ahead! bonds and a lot of pro athletes only use juice because too not use juice simply leaves you at a disadvantage when playing against those ( unnoticed players) that have for years. its unfortunate that pro pitchers and home run hitters that put up numbers are the only ones that the league seems too go after as the sudden increase in numbers draw immediate suspicion. this is insane as their are more players on juice ridin the pine than those hitting 50 plus home runs or winning 20 games on the mound.... go figure! so the leagues suspicion is raised when a guy in his 40s hits over 70 home runs or wins 20 games? its hypocrisy as they ignore the other 99 percent of the players that are just as loaded on juice. but its much easier for the league too pin their white glove treatment on the most successful, that way they appear too be solving the problem? I wonder if the league, the teams owners and huge sports networks wanna return all the billions of dollars in revenues generated from guys like mcguire, bonds, clemmons? so whose really guilty here?? if baseball holds routine blood n urine screens for all versus random checks, then the problem is solved. but the union and the league will not allow that too happen as steroids are as much a part of professional baseball as mom n apple pie.....
bonds was smart enough too realize that he had too compete against the rest of the league and he is paid too be ready too overcome that same competition. it used too be spit balls, cork bats and larger gloves, in 2011 its ephidrene, growth hormone and roids...... the experts say that steroids do not enhance athletic ability, their right they do not. but they do increase the strength and endurance of those that already have the athletic ability.... lets get it right folks..... babe ruth drank booze before the game, joe nekro sliced n doctored the ball itself in order too gain the winning edge. in 2011 one loads up a rig with deca or test and eats a few dianabol in order too even the playing field. roids are the spit balls and cork bats of the past, can you blame em?
follow the money......
I understand the contrast that your making between a coward with a gun ruining lives and a ball player just trying too compete against others engaging in the same activity. and the truth of the matter is that a majority of pro athletes have and will engage in performance enhancing substance use in the pursuit of excellence. whether its a football player injected with cortisone or a baseball player asked too numb up his pitching arm w/an injection, they do what it takes too compete and win. the issue of steroids is not a moral issue, its a competition issue when winning and success is all that matters too the fans and organization. The sports fans and general public do not see the big picture and that is their are a large number of pro baseball players on " juice". If you were in bonds shoes? he was expected too lead and take this team too a championship. a pro athlete such as bonds knows his competition and unfortunately that means competing against guys on performance enhancing substances. unfortunately bonds is high profile and his numbers put him under tough scrutiny just as mark mcguire was etc.... what folks dont realize is that there are hundreds of guys in MLB on juice, but the fans and media focus on those that are winning games pitching or hitting home runs. they are overlooking the 2nd string guys on juice that were told they need a year too 2 too before seeing playing time and these same guys cut that time in half with a syringe of juice. my point is this, bonds would not have used roids if the rest of the league did not! why? because hes only competing within the framework and standard set by the rest of the leagues players and unfortunately juice is a common thread too get ahead! bonds and a lot of pro athletes only use juice because too not use juice simply leaves you at a disadvantage when playing against those ( unnoticed players) that have for years. its unfortunate that pro pitchers and home run hitters that put up numbers are the only ones that the league seems too go after as the sudden increase in numbers draw immediate suspicion. this is insane as their are more players on juice ridin the pine than those hitting 50 plus home runs or winning 20 games on the mound.... go figure! so the leagues suspicion is raised when a guy in his 40s hits over 70 home runs or wins 20 games? its hypocrisy as they ignore the other 99 percent of the players that are just as loaded on juice. but its much easier for the league too pin their white glove treatment on the most successful, that way they appear too be solving the problem? I wonder if the league, the teams owners and huge sports networks wanna return all the billions of dollars in revenues generated from guys like mcguire, bonds, clemmons? so whose really guilty here?? if baseball holds routine blood n urine screens for all versus random checks, then the problem is solved. but the union and the league will not allow that too happen as steroids are as much a part of professional baseball as mom n apple pie.....
bonds was smart enough too realize that he had too compete against the rest of the league and he is paid too be ready too overcome that same competition. it used too be spit balls, cork bats and larger gloves, in 2011 its ephidrene, growth hormone and roids...... the experts say that steroids do not enhance athletic ability, their right they do not. but they do increase the strength and endurance of those that already have the athletic ability.... lets get it right folks..... babe ruth drank booze before the game, joe nekro sliced n doctored the ball itself in order too gain the winning edge. in 2011 one loads up a rig with deca or test and eats a few dianabol in order too even the playing field. roids are the spit balls and cork bats of the past, can you blame em?
follow the money......
Anybody recently go through Air Force Basic training / BMT?
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I leave for Air force basic February 7, 2012. I was wondering if anybody out there has recently gone through it and if they could tell me about their experience, tips, etc..
Passed meps august 2011 and leave for basic feb 7th 2012 I'm going in open mechanical
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Jeans and T shirts for civilian clothes. Make sure they are a little baggy and easy to run/ do pushups in and you can actually strip them off and put them back on VERY quickly.
Wear sneakers/ athletic style shoes at all times. Wear plain underwear, you will be issue replacements.
For money make sure you don't bring any paper money, buy a roll or two of $1 coins instead. That way you will not have to record the serial numbers of your currency (money list).
Learn to eat as fast as possible and only 3 times per day with no snacks. If you are used to eating snacks your body isn't going to do well in the transition. For the first couple of weeks you will have 1-3 minutes to drink 24 ounces of water and eat what you can, then leave. You have to keep your strength up and I saw a lot of people too hungry to think or exercise.
Jeans and T shirts for civilian clothes. Make sure they are a little baggy and easy to run/ do pushups in and you can actually strip them off and put them back on VERY quickly.
Wear sneakers/ athletic style shoes at all times. Wear plain underwear, you will be issue replacements.
For money make sure you don't bring any paper money, buy a roll or two of $1 coins instead. That way you will not have to record the serial numbers of your currency (money list).
Learn to eat as fast as possible and only 3 times per day with no snacks. If you are used to eating snacks your body isn't going to do well in the transition. For the first couple of weeks you will have 1-3 minutes to drink 24 ounces of water and eat what you can, then leave. You have to keep your strength up and I saw a lot of people too hungry to think or exercise.
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