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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.
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> RJ,
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> 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
