
Sprinting ahead of the pack ... 1. SlyFox (The Colon Blow Show) Personally, I’m fond of oranges when they come in pairs.
I really don’t understand why people do this whole fasting/cleansing bit. They claim it’s a spiritual experience – Yeah, I bet it feels "spiritual" when you throw your body's entire chemical system out of whack and deprive your brain of essential calories and nutrients. As a rule of thumb, anything done to an extreme is rarely good for you. The poor little retard would be better off cleansing his system with a liquid diet of Belgian beer and burning calories watching midget porn.
2. USADA Sager/Jeanson (Hypocrisy at its finest) Cycling’s version of Celine Dion, Canadian Geneviève Jeanson, missed a control at the World Cup in 2004 and was let off with a warning.
She also tested above the limit for hematocrit at the World's road race and wasn't allowed to race. She then tested positive for EPO and was finally issued a lifetime ban. Rather than receive the ban, she retired. All this happened while she was racing with a US license because Canada would not issue her one. Now USADA has made a deal to rescind the lifetime ban and retroactively initiate a 2 year ban from her positive EPO test's date. Jason is a guy I believe to be clean because he races for pleasure rather than a paycheck ... that, and just look at his results :) On the other hand, Jeanson has won virtually every race she ever entered. The sad thing is that some penalty had to be imposed on Sager, otherwise a precedent would be set for real dopers to use and abuse. Jason will just have to sadly assume the role a martyr in this situation.
Pro-Sager and Con-Sager As far as Jeanson is concerned, I hope she gets a mean case of twat rot and contracts AIDS from sharing an EPO needle with Tyler Hamilton’s lost twin. 3.College Football #1 (Who Really Cares?) People want a “number one”. Thus you have a BCS ranking system that sucks more cock than the Pi Theta Gamma house.
With no playoffs and only a computerized system to determine “who is the best”, the whole concept of a NCAA national champion is pathetic. |