Lance Armstrong getting outed for cheating on 60 minutes.
 

Not only using but suppling EPO to teammates and getting pre-race blood transfusions.

Sports today is ridiculous.

Disclaimer : Not ironic that he cheated but that a post about cheating that didn't involve
a webmaster was made on GFY.

We don't know that, there are a lot of posters here with less than a full set of balls :1orglaugh

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OH Shit! :1orglaugh

That one was so good that I feel a little owned.

they all cheat, every single one of them.

druggies.. pfft..

who cares, I think all athletes should be allowed to dope, makes shit more interesting. you still need to hit a baseball, which is tough and pedal your ass like crazy.

Thanks for the set-up. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

500 drug tests and he never failed one of them. I think people are trying to throw him under the bus because they are jealous.

"20+ year career. 500 drug controls worldwide, in and out of competition. Never a failed test. I rest my case."

http://twitter.com/#!/lancearmstrong...58750434402306

They aren't really talking about any real performance enhancing drugs like hardcore steroids or methamphetimines or something.., just some banned substances. EPO is nothing. The winners are still the best cyclists. Not only that, they are all doing the same shit and using the same drugs anyway.
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They covered that topic as well. Examples were given of track stars that passes hundreds of tests but later confessed. Also brought up the "donations" in the hundreds of thousands that Armstrong made to the cycling/testing committee.

It just upsets me withy the high tech cheating in sports in general.

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I totally understand where people are coming from about "cheating" in this manner.
The fear that young athletes will get involved in it is real.

But, the reality is that young athletes already know about this stuff and do things
that are more dangerous than drugs. For example, the sweat downs to make weight
for wrestling. I did some crazy stuff. That stuff will kill you before any steroid will, but
sweat downs are not against any rules or considered cheating.

On another angle; it's a fact that these "cheating methods" are showing scientist levels
of human tolerance that was not known before.
The possibility that one day some of these methods will be used to treat medical
patients to take them from disabled from a car wreck to back to work is something
that might be considered.

If I'm a doctor considering hormone treatment for a patient with multiple torn
muscles then I think the body builder has more accurate information than my
medical journal as far as how far I can push the patient with these drugs.
The journal will tell me the "safe amount"; the body builder will tell me the exact
amount.

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Aren't all athletes on dope nowadays ??

if they are all cheating then it's not cheating, it's a level playing field right?

let the games begin!

Fuck this. Anyone who ever paid him advertising money should demand a refund. Any award he won should be returned, and he should be stripped of his titles.

you are assuming the guy who wrote the tell-all book that is being interviewed on 60 minutes is telling the truth.

right, the dude telling the tale is really promoting a book.

OR..................douchebags are LYING in order to sell a book and/or get paid for doing inteviews. I mean who is going to read a book or pay for a interview where a guy says "Nope Lance was clean. He didn't do anything"? No one would. So you LIE to get PAID.

the guy also says lance supplied the entire usps olympic bike team with the drugs. so lance was the dealer? riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

Pretty hardcore actually. How'd they catch it?

I don't think all of it is true, some of it, however, may very well be. I still think he's a hell of an athlete