A review about BALCO

[Fred Flintstein]

Hey Retards,

BALCO did not start with accusations of sporting doping. What it
started with was a used syringe turned in by a coach. The syringe
was sent to Don Catlin who identified a steroid that could not
have been manufactured legitimately. It's very existence was proof
of an illegal drug manufacturing operation.

Are you retards paying attention? The Feds don't care about doping
jocks. And they certainly don't care about jocks doping in Spain.
They do care about manufacturing and distributing dope.

BALCO was about an underground drug lab. It wasn't about sporting
fraud, the US has no federal laws against that. That's why when a
boatload of athletes came up positive for the new steroid, the feds
didn't give a **** about them.

That's why sending an email and cc'ing a federal agent with stuff
the feds don't care about is not the same ****ing thing as the feds
being involved.

Fred Flintstein

[Betty Munro]

Fred Flintstein wrote:
> Hey Retards,
>
> BALCO did not start with accusations of sporting doping. What it
> started with was a used syringe turned in by a coach. The syringe
> was sent to Don Catlin who identified a steroid that could not
> have been manufactured legitimately. It's very existence was proof
> of an illegal drug manufacturing operation.
>
> Are you retards paying attention? The Feds don't care about doping
> jocks. And they certainly don't care about jocks doping in Spain.
> They do care about manufacturing and distributing dope.
>
> BALCO was about an underground drug lab. It wasn't about sporting
> fraud, the US has no federal laws against that. That's why when a
> boatload of athletes came up positive for the new steroid, the feds
> didn't give a **** about them.
>
> That's why sending an email and cc'ing a federal agent with stuff
> the feds don't care about is not the same ****ing thing as the feds
> being involved.

Surely there must be a federal law against neighbors with noisy dogs though.

[Frederick the Great]

In article >,
Fred Flintstein > wrote:

> Hey Retards,
>
> BALCO did not start with accusations of sporting doping. What it
> started with was a used syringe turned in by a coach. The syringe
> was sent to Don Catlin who identified a steroid that could not
> have been manufactured legitimately. It's very existence was proof
> of an illegal drug manufacturing operation.
>
> Are you retards paying attention? The Feds don't care about doping
> jocks. And they certainly don't care about jocks doping in Spain.
> They do care about manufacturing and distributing dope.
>
> BALCO was about an underground drug lab. It wasn't about sporting
> fraud, the US has no federal laws against that. That's why when a
> boatload of athletes came up positive for the new steroid, the feds
> didn't give a **** about them.
>
> That's why sending an email and cc'ing a federal agent with stuff
> the feds don't care about is not the same ****ing thing as the feds
> being involved.

Yes it is. Yes it is! Yes it is. Lalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalala

--
Old Fritz

[K. Fred Gauss]

Frederick the Great wrote:
> In article >,
> Fred Flintstein > wrote:
>
>> Hey Retards,
>>
>> BALCO did not start with accusations of sporting doping. What it
>> started with was a used syringe turned in by a coach. The syringe
>> was sent to Don Catlin who identified a steroid that could not
>> have been manufactured legitimately. It's very existence was proof
>> of an illegal drug manufacturing operation.
>>
>> Are you retards paying attention? The Feds don't care about doping
>> jocks. And they certainly don't care about jocks doping in Spain.
>> They do care about manufacturing and distributing dope.
>>
>> BALCO was about an underground drug lab. It wasn't about sporting
>> fraud, the US has no federal laws against that. That's why when a
>> boatload of athletes came up positive for the new steroid, the feds
>> didn't give a **** about them.
>>
>> That's why sending an email and cc'ing a federal agent with stuff
>> the feds don't care about is not the same ****ing thing as the feds
>> being involved.
>
> Yes it is. Yes it is! Yes it is. Lalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalala
>
That's one popular tune!!!