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Would drug-free sport make our roads safer?
Demon Drawer Started conversation Aug 16, 2004
Seeing as Greek sprinters Kenteris And Thanou were alledgedly injured in a Motorcycle accident, while alledgedly hurrying back to the Olympic village to take a drugs test they alledgedly were not aware of. Would not a drug free environemnt not allow for this situation to be different. If top sports poeple, sponsors, media etc could accept that humans can fail and not heap expectations on the competitors would this not help to keep sport cleaner and our roads safer?
Your thoughts.
DD
A sportman who never took drugs dispite several offers. 
Would drug-free sport make our roads safer?
fords - number 1 all over heaven Posted Aug 17, 2004
Thing is, I'd pay to see the Stoner Olympics 
Would drug-free sport make our roads safer?
Ormondroyd Posted Aug 17, 2004
'A sportman who never took drugs dispite several offers.'
So is the world of bowls riddled with steroid abuse? 
Would drug-free sport make our roads safer?
Demon Drawer Posted Aug 18, 2004
I used to be a top class athlete Ormy. 
Would drug-free sport make our roads safer?
Demon Drawer Posted Aug 18, 2004
Mind you I coiuld have done with a few beta blockers last night when I had to convert 1 shot into at least three with my last bowl. I only drew another and did not move the jack. 
Would drug-free sport make our roads safer?
Demon Drawer Posted Aug 18, 2004
Mind you I think I would have also needed a new right arm, new brain and a lot less water on the green sice I played so bad But was still in the hunt all evening.
Would drug-free sport make our roads safer?
Ormondroyd Posted Aug 18, 2004
Hard luck, DD. Just don't take anything that shifty-looking bloke in the baseball cap next to the green offers you. 
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