NFL Hiring Full-time refs

I stand by both statements.....CYCLING IS THE CLEANEST....
and LA NEVER FAILED a drug test....he was outed by "friends".

 

Cycling was in no way the cleanest sport in 2012, evidenced by all of the failed drug tests.

Lance Armstrong was a cheat. A cheat that let you down. It's ok.

@Small PP wrong again!

 

Why shouldn't they be allowed to use it regardless??

It doesn't have to be for medicinal.

 

So...you definition is that cycling catches the cheats, therefore they are not cleanest? ....while you are OK with the NFL/MLB/NBA/FIFA ect not bothering to look.

LA didn't let me down at all....still consider him among the greatest ever....easily....Another Big TT prediction...within 5 years LA will be welcomed back with open arms into cycling...

 

I couldn't care less.

I just don't go around saying one sport, that is clearly as dirty as any other, is cleaner than the rest because it catches cheats. Catching cheaters means there are still cheaters. Not looking for cheaters means there are still cheaters.

The only difference is the risk of cheating. Making millions is enough incentive to cheat in all sports.

 

By definition the sport that tries and catches cheaters is cleaner.

 

Whatever helps the small pp go limp at night.

 

Do you even know the differences in the "drugs/procedures" used in each sport. NFL players are known to use ROIDS and HGH at the very least. CYCLIST tend to use either procedures that make their bloods oxygen level aka blood doping....rarely do they use any drugs...usually the have some of their own blood drawn and saved then simply transfuse it back into their own bodies just prior to a big race....suddenly MORE red blood cells. Dangerous certainly...but NOT drugs.

 

Well that makes it all ok then, doesn't it?

 

Most employers don't allow it, and up until the last 4 years in every state it's against the law.

I'm not getting into a legality debate or whether or not Marijuana is good/bad, just going off facts of the law.