Why the American team can doping and the other teams not?
What a fucket injustice!!
About U.S Team
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About U.S Team
by Raúl López on Sat Aug 30, 2003 8:13 am
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Re: About U.S Team
by DipSetVC on Sat Aug 30, 2003 10:25 am
Milicic Fan wrote:Why the American team can doping and the other teams not?
What a fucket injustice!!
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Re: About U.S Team
by Jackal on Sat Aug 30, 2003 3:08 pm
Milicic Fan wrote:Why the American team can doping and the other teams not?
What a fucket injustice!!
Before you make accusations, do you have any PROOF?
or is it just "fucket" bullshit you're talking?
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by ShowMeTheMoney on Sun Aug 31, 2003 5:53 pm
LOL.
I don't really know what he's talking about... but it might refer to US laws regarding marijuana use.
For example American imports who play here and are found to have traces of marijuana in their blood during drug tests are allowed a 45-day grace to get it out of their system.
Other countries, of course have stricter penalties as opposed to the US. So, if, for example a player from the US and, say, Puerto Rico is found to have used marijuana the PR player might be suspended by the governing sports body in Puerto Rico while the US player might not be.
Just a thought since I'm trying to understand this thread.
I don't really know what he's talking about... but it might refer to US laws regarding marijuana use.
For example American imports who play here and are found to have traces of marijuana in their blood during drug tests are allowed a 45-day grace to get it out of their system.
Other countries, of course have stricter penalties as opposed to the US. So, if, for example a player from the US and, say, Puerto Rico is found to have used marijuana the PR player might be suspended by the governing sports body in Puerto Rico while the US player might not be.
Just a thought since I'm trying to understand this thread.
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