Steroids are often used to enhance muscle definition US children as young as 11 are taking illegal steroids in a bid to achieve their dream of sporting or Olympic glory, senators have been told. " Ugly at best. Makes me want to beat parents and coaches who drive this [censored] as close to death as possible, but make sure they live crippled and miserable. These kids are going to pay at least that price for "Soccer Mom's" dream. Bill C
Steroids are often used to enhance muscle definition US children as young as 11 are taking illegal steroids in a bid to achieve their dream of sporting or Olympic glory, senators have been told. " Ugly at best. Makes me want to beat parents and coaches who drive this
[censored] as
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close to death as possible, but make sure they live crippled and
miserable.
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These kids are going to pay at least that price for "Soccer Mom's" dream. Bill C
Yup, and you know how many kids and adults here in the USA are taking painkillers? Uh, ah, ouchie!
Steroids are often used to enhance muscle definition US children as young as 11 are taking illegal steroids in a bid to achieve their dream of sporting or Olympic glory, senators have been told. " Ugly at best. Makes me want to beat parents and coaches who drive this
[censored] as
Quoted message said:
close to death as possible, but make sure they live crippled and
miserable.
Quoted message said:
These kids are going to pay at least that price for "Soccer Mom's" dream. Bill C
Around 10 years ago in the Chicago area, a youth football coach was handing out Lasix to players so that they could make the weight limits for the team classifications. An ER physician at a local hospital blew the whistle on him after treating one of the kids for side effects. You can guess the outcome: over 75% of the parents supported the coach and the investigation never went anywhere. The politicians, self-appointed moral guardians, etc., always want to jump on "the media", or popular culture, but IMHO, it almost *always* goes back to the parents.
The politicians, self-appointed moral guardians, etc., always want to jump on "the media", or popular culture, but IMHO, it almost *always* goes back to the parents.
Can't argue with that. If these parents actually put a little of that effort into the kids getting an education they'd be a hell of a lot better off when they were part of the 99.9% that don't become high paid pro athletes. Not going to happen though. Bill C
