"The A-list black secret"

BJC <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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I'm referring to the list of athletes in endurance sports like cycling, track and field, Xcountry
skiing and multi-sport who are so bennefical to the sport, if they were to fail a drug test or be
apprehended, it would be disasterous for their sport. Since the result would lead to the sport
having a terrible reputation, the respective regulating boards "turn the other cheek". Basically
they allow these athletes to use banned substances or "designer drugs" without the fear of being
caught. Is this a complete rumor or can somebody substantiate this black secret?

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I can verify this, because I am one of the highly valued athletes of which you speak.

In addition to my doping immunity, I have been forced to adopt a pseudonym so that my r.b.r.
identity and my true racing identity are never matched. It would bring much shame to world sport if
you knew who I was.

-RJ

PS I fly to races in a special black helicopter.

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I'm referring to the list of athletes in endurance sports like cycling, track and field,
Xcountry skiing and multi-sport who are so bennefical to the sport, if they were to fail a drug
test or be apprehended, it would be disasterous for their sport. Since the result would lead to
the sport having a terrible reputation, the respective regulating boards "turn the other cheek".
Basically they allow these athletes to use banned substances or "designer drugs" without the
fear of being caught. Is this a complete rumor or can somebody substantiate this black secret?

Quoted message said:

I can verify this, because I am one of the highly valued athletes of which you speak.

In addition to my doping immunity, I have been forced to adopt a pseudonym so that my r.b.r.
identity and my true racing identity are never matched. It would bring much shame to world sport
if you knew who I was.

Me too. In fact, they've got me on at least 5 A-Lists and half of the world sports would collapse if
they found out that I was using Proscar.

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Originally posted by Tom Kunich
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BJC <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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I'm referring to the list of athletes in endurance sports like cycling, track and field,
Xcountry skiing and multi-sport who are so bennefical to the sport, if they were to fail a drug
test or be apprehended, it would be disasterous for their sport. Since the result would lead to
the sport having a terrible reputation, the respective regulating boards "turn the other cheek".
Basically they allow these athletes to use banned substances or "designer drugs" without the
fear of being caught. Is this a complete rumor or can somebody substantiate this black secret?

Quoted message said:

I can verify this, because I am one of the highly valued athletes of which you speak.

In addition to my doping immunity, I have been forced to adopt a pseudonym so that my r.b.r.
identity and my true racing identity are never matched. It would bring much shame to world sport
if you knew who I was.

Me too. In fact, they've got me on at least 5 A-Lists and half of the world sports would collapse if
they found out that I was using Proscar.

RJ,

You should be familiar with this policy, one of your female track athletes was on the list until she died.

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> I'm referring to the list of athletes in endurance sports like cycling, track and field,
> Xcountry skiing and multi-sport who are so bennefical to the sport, if they were to fail a
> drug test or be apprehended, it would be disasterous for their sport. Since the result
> would lead to the sport having a terrible reputation, the respective regulating boards
> "turn the other cheek". Basically they allow these athletes to use banned substances or
> "designer drugs" without the fear of being caught. Is this a complete rumor or can
> somebody substantiate this black secret?
I can verify this, because I am one of the highly valued athletes of which you speak.

In addition to my doping immunity, I have been forced to adopt a pseudonym so that my r.b.r.
identity and my true racing identity are never matched. It would bring much shame to world
sport if you knew who I was.

Me too. In fact, they've got me on at least 5 A-Lists and half of the world sports would
collapse if they found out that I was using Proscar.

RJ,

You should be familiar with this policy, one of your female track athletes was on the list until
she died.

You must be mistaken. I've never owned any female track athletes.

-RJ