Can't escape the thoughts they're both juicing?
I mean they're peak, they've skipped 3 slams out
of 8 (for them this year) and sinner had this bummer loss
early in FO, basically they played 4 out of possible 8 slams,
each skipped 2 slams this year.
*skriptis <skriptis@post.t-com.hr> wrote:
Can't escape the thoughts they're both juicing?
Of course they are. All the top athletes in any sports use
special designer drugs that enhance performance and cannot
be detected in tests. There are clever chemists who know how
to manufacture these substances. Avoiding doping issues is
easy: all the prohibited substances are listed. When
you create a designer drug, you are creating a new chemical
compound that is not listed so it is allowed.
Due to some deep throat's information we also know that
the Top 50 players are all on Adderal or other
amphetamine based drugs. They have visited dishonest doctors
who have "diagnosed" them with ADHD, so they are free to
use ampmhetamine derivatives and they can do this in full
secrecy because your medical history is your private
ATP and ITF know who are using speed but they cannot
disclose it. And they do not want to disclose it because
it would be bad publicity. The illusion of clean athletes
must be maintained because most of the sports audiences
would not like to face the truth.
For example, Tour de France is all doping. It is such an
inhuman event that no clean athlete could compete
against the best cyclists.
I mean they're peak, they've skipped 3 slams out
of 8 (for them this year) and sinner had this bummer loss
early in FO, basically they played 4 out of possible 8 slams,
each skipped 2 slams this year.
They are not clean but I accept this fact and am fine
with it. Doping usually gives us better entertainment:
more power, more stamina, more agility, better mental
concentration through amphetamine derivatives, and so on.
br,
KK
I would be fine with them greatly reducing the doping pool. Cocaine or cannabis as 'performance enhancers'? That's bullshit and just an
invasion of privacy.
Scall5 <nospam@home.net> wrote:
I would be fine with them greatly reducing the doping pool. Cocaine or
cannabis as 'performance enhancers'? That's bullshit and just an
invasion of privacy.
To be honest, I completely lost you here. What do cocaine
and cannabis have to do with doping? Cocaine does not enhance
performance but Arnie Schwarzenegger sometimes trained in a
gym under the influence of cannabis. It probably helped him
to endure the pain a bit better.
Regarding sexual performance, cannabis improves the
quality of erections...
As far as cocaine goes, I just read that Nick Kyrgios
tested positive for coke, just like Richard Gasquet did
some years ago. Yeah, it is an invasion of privacy. Let
them use whatever they want. Unfortunately USA started
the ridiculous and pathetic War on Drugs in the mid
1960s. The "War" has been raging for something like 60
years now, with no positive effects. Illicit drug
trade flourishes, criminal gangs rule the world and
innocent victims get killed in gang wars. Holy fuck
what a mess.
War on Drugs should be aborted globally and all drugs
should be legalized. That is the only sane thing left
to do but politicians are beyond stupid and/or
corrupted: They did not learn *anything* from
alcohol prohibition: there is demand so if the
product is not available by legal means, then
criminals will take over.
br,
KK
On 8/24/2026 9:17 AM, Kalevi Kolttonen wrote:
Scall5 <nospam@home.net> wrote:
I would be fine with them greatly reducing the doping pool. Cocaine or
cannabis as 'performance enhancers'? That's bullshit and just an
invasion of privacy.
To be honest, I completely lost you here. What do cocaine
and cannabis have to do with doping? Cocaine does not enhance
performance but Arnie Schwarzenegger sometimes trained in a
gym under the influence of cannabis. It probably helped him
to endure the pain a bit better.
Coke and weed have nothing to do with doping (i.e. performance enhancing
- long term anyway).
Regarding sexual performance, cannabis improves the
quality of erections...
Not helpful on the tennis court.
--As far as cocaine goes, I just read that Nick Kyrgios
tested positive for coke, just like Richard Gasquet did
some years ago. Yeah, it is an invasion of privacy. Let
them use whatever they want. Unfortunately USA started
the ridiculous and pathetic War on Drugs in the mid
1960s. The "War" has been raging for something like 60
years now, with no positive effects. Illicit drug
trade flourishes, criminal gangs rule the world and
innocent victims get killed in gang wars. Holy fuck
what a mess.
War on Drugs should be aborted globally and all drugs
should be legalized. That is the only sane thing left
to do but politicians are beyond stupid and/or
corrupted: They did not learn *anything* from
alcohol prohibition: there is demand so if the
product is not available by legal means, then
criminals will take over.
br,
KK
I 100% agree with your last two paragraphs!
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