This Doping Announcement BS is Bull****

Can I just say that this preannouncement announcement that someone somewhere in
the peloton appears to have tested positive on one of several required tests is
stupid, counterproductive and just plain bad for the sport.

All the antidoping zealots who wonder how and why their cause has been accused
of being destructive to the sport can sit and gaze at this glorious disgrace as
an example.

I am not pro dope, but if this is what anti-doping means then you can shove it
up your ass.

Ron

RonSonic wrote:
Can I just say that this preannouncement announcement that someone somewhere in
the peloton appears to have tested positive on one of several required tests is
stupid, counterproductive and just plain bad for the sport.

All the antidoping zealots who wonder how and why their cause has been accused
of being destructive to the sport can sit and gaze at this glorious disgrace as
an example.

I am not pro dope, but if this is what anti-doping means then you can shove it
up your ass.

Ron

BS is BS? The rider, the team and his/her federation is informed if an
A sample turns up positive. At that point, the rider has the option of
being a witness to the B sample test. Since the rider, his team and or
his federation might go public at that point, the UCI preannounces.

On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 10:17:05 -0400, RonSonic
wrote:



Can I just say that this preannouncement announcement that someone somewhere in
the peloton appears to have tested positive on one of several required tests is
stupid, counterproductive and just plain bad for the sport.

All the antidoping zealots who wonder how and why their cause has been accused
of being destructive to the sport can sit and gaze at this glorious disgrace as
an example.

I am not pro dope, but if this is what anti-doping means then you can shove it
up your ass.

Ron

I agree unfortunately this is only anecdotical in light of the
cheating.

Mike Kaiser wrote:
RonSonic wrote:

Can I just say that this preannouncement announcement that someone somewhere in
the peloton appears to have tested positive on one of several required tests is
stupid, counterproductive and just plain bad for the sport.

All the antidoping zealots who wonder how and why their cause has been accused
of being destructive to the sport can sit and gaze at this glorious disgrace as
an example.

I am not pro dope, but if this is what anti-doping means then you can shove it
up your ass.

Ron


BS is BS? The rider, the team and his/her federation is informed if an
A sample turns up positive. At that point, the rider has the option of
being a witness to the B sample test. Since the rider, his team and or
his federation might go public at that point, the UCI preannounces.


Presumably, since the rider might commit suicide, the UCI should go
ahead and shoot them.