E.P.O
duh,^*AlphA*^ wrote:
one way or the other, business/money/war went down in the west of the country.
okay, yeah it did.
inane little opines
And China is leading now.. oh noez.Ryan wrote:
China has 1.3 billion people.blah wrote:
You have more fucking people .
Xbone Stormsurgezz
jord wrote:
Steroids.
and they dont have any darkies. god damn beduins theory is going to shitKmarion wrote:
And China is leading now.. oh noez.Ryan wrote:
China has 1.3 billion people.blah wrote:
You have more fucking people .
They'z azn's though.usmarine wrote:
and they dont have any darkies. god damn beduins theory is going to shitKmarion wrote:
And China is leading now.. oh noez.Ryan wrote:
China has 1.3 billion people.
Asians>Black people>White people.
Steroids aren't used anymore. Too easy to detect. The most recent drug used to induce a better performance is EPO. It's a protein created by the kidneys to induce the production of red blood cells. So adding EPO to your system makes you create more red blood cells, therefore increasing your oxygen capacity. Although according to pharmeceutical companies, the production of EPO is closely monitored and "tagged" with a blue/red tint so it can be properly detected on drug tests. Too bad there are athletes out there with so much money that they can get it and make it virtually invisible.Bell wrote:
jord wrote:
Steroids.
Agree, but the same goes the other way around, you can give all the money and training in the world to someone but it doesn't mean they will get any medals.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
The Olympics are so advanced at this point natural talent cannot carry anyone to a gold. It takes training.
Edit: Look at this:
http://abs.gov.au/Ausstats/abs@.nsf/57a … enDocument
http://simon.forsyth.net/olympics.html#TMPM
Last edited by Dauntless (2008-08-10 09:42:22)
So it's basically a more effective but more detectable version of Blood doping?Zimmer wrote:
Steroids aren't used anymore. Too easy to detect. The most recent drug used to induce a better performance is EPO. It's a protein created by the kidneys to induce the production of red blood cells. So adding EPO to your system makes you create more red blood cells, therefore increasing your oxygen capacity. Although according to pharmeceutical companies, the production of EPO is closely monitored and "tagged" with a blue/red tint so it can be properly detected on drug tests. Too bad there are athletes out there with so much money that they can get it and make it virtually invisible.Bell wrote:
jord wrote:
Steroids.