Use of Steroids

I don't understand how or when, young athletes can use it, and the
parents not know about it?
Secondly, where oh where do they get it.?
From the coaches, hmmmmm?
Don't that stuff cost a bunch?

I believe I would know when A young kid, was taking stuff, because of
the ordinary symptoms: weight gain, personlity change, hyperness, etc,
I've hurd of.

It was brought out, how big BaseBall players have gotten in the last 5
or 10 years, hmmmm, I think we know how?
And humorusly said, Of HOW small, the baseBall fields, have
gotten....<grin >

 

Geeze dude! The antidote is an OTC product available everywhere. Call an
intervention and slather 'em all with Preparation H.

 

Very true. One of my brothers is a veterinarian, and when he lived in
Southern California in the early 90's, he had to keep his job a secret
when he went to the gym, or he'd get pestered constantly for steroids.
Actually, "pestered" is the wrong word - some of these guys got
downright violent trying to score.



--
Scott Gardner

"One of the more, um, entertaining aspects of riding is the astonishing
effortlessness under good conditions, the utter impossibility when
conditions exceed your skill envelope, and the abruptness of the transition. " (Bob Prohaska)

 

I don't doubt that the baseball players have taken performance enhancing
drugs. It has always been that way. In the 60-70's there were
'greenies' which were amphetamines. In the 80's it was cocaine. Back
in Babe Ruth's day he was on painkillers, which were probably some type
of narcotic (not necessarily performance enhancing.) Hell, Doc Ellis
claimed he pitched his no hitter after tripping the whole previous night
on Acid.

This current baseball thing is just a red herring to distract us from
what is really going on in America right now.


I don't disagree that steriods are a problem for the highschooler or
amateur athlete, but realize professional athletes will do just about
anything for the little edge they can get on their competition.