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Old 01-05.-2008, 04:01 AM   #16
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Maybe he was one of Vino's roommates, like prison, where you take the prettiest

I'm thinking that Ned Beattie's character from Deliverance would dig Maxim.
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My implication was not clear, or perhaps it was just stupid of me instead. I was indicating that he looks like a woman.
We have women athletes who grew a beard, and now we have male athletes who look feminine? Is estrogen a PED?
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Maxim is one of those guys from the "all new" Astana who was on the team last year. You know, the one that got thrown out of the Tour.
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Old 01-05.-2008, 04:22 AM   #19
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TDL, last time I checked estrogen was not a PED unless you want to build cup size.

huboon....yeah, I thought he was one of the "born again" Astana riders.
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TDL, last time I checked estrogen was not a PED unless you want to build cup size.

huboon....yeah, I thought he was one of the "born again" Astana riders.
Hawkeye, my estrogen comment was in jest...
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Hawkeye, my estrogen comment was in jest...


Oh, I know. My was jesting back.
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Oh, I know. My was jesting back.

and I was facetious
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Oh, I know. My was jesting back.
Ok. We are on the same page then.
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We have women athletes who grew a beard, and now we have male athletes who look feminine? Is estrogen a PED?
Estrogen is/has been used as a PED AFAIK. When Jesus Manzano had those "reveal all" interviews after being fired by the Kelme team he listed about 20 or 30 PED's in use, which included Neofertinon, a drug that stimulates ovulation and estrogen producton. Don't ask me what its performance benefits were/are for guys. I think Doctor.House has mentioned estrogen or estrogen stimulators as being an enhancer for other PED's.
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Haha! Where are you Crankyfeet?
"Facetious" is a thunderism now. Up there with "extemporise" and "cognitive dissonance" and "vituperative"...
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Estrogen is/has been used as a PED AFAIK. When Jesus Manzano had those "reveal all" interviews after being fired by the Kelme team he listed about 20 or 30 PED's in use, which included Neofertinon, a drug that stimulates ovulation and estrogen producton. Don't ask me what its performance benefits were/are for guys. I think Doctor.House has mentioned estrogen or estrogen stimulators as being an enhancer for other PED's.
Interesting. So, it is really possible that some people unwittingly develop some feminine characteristics...
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Interesting. So, it is really possible that some people unwittingly develop some feminine characteristics...


Of course. Tommy D has been taking est for years.... He's such a girl.
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Of course. Tommy D has been taking est for years.... He's such a girl.
Being a hermaphrodite is difficult enough without people like you discriminating against them in public...
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Havent seen any of today's stage yet but maybe Nick Nuyens will give it a go. He finished way off the pace yesterday. Is he tired after the Classics or just allowing a nice big time gap so that the top teams will allow him to go on the attack?
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