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[NOAImawario]

Why are all these players using illegal substances?<
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[frog hopping kilik]

Um... because they're stupid? Ask me a harder question. <
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[NOAImawario]

Well, it seems like they would know not to throw away their lives for that sutff... <
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[DEVILRAYS]

Well, he got a full year's suspension, which is pretty standard for three-time offenders...not the
ightest bulb, if you ask me, but he got what was coming to him. Maybe punishments should be stricter, sure, but if they serve as a deterrent, then that's the main issue.<
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[NOAImawario]

That convinces me even more that Hockey is the greatest sport of all. <
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[DEVILRAYS]

I know their rules about steroids, but I don't know their other banned substance policy...I know that the NFL has the same rule for steroids as it does for narcotics and marijuana, and baseball has a
and-spanking-new and completely ineffective steroid policy, and I have no clue what the NBA's policy is, or even if it has one...<
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[NOAImawario]

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