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Barry Bonds Hospitalized
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| August 31, 2003
| Mel Reisner
Posted on 08/31/2003 8:20:05 PM PDT by mrobison
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To: Hildy
What is wrong with you...we are not supporting a superstar, we're supporting a fellow human being who is obviously very effected by the death of his Father. Some people (you) will turn anything into a battle. Battle? I made a couple of short comments and I was viciously attacked. Go back and read the thread, Hildy!
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posted on
09/01/2003 12:41:42 PM PDT
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cinFLA
To: cinFLA
Apparently trying to have a reasoned discussion with you is futile. You have a chip on your shoulder. So sorry...
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posted on
09/01/2003 12:43:37 PM PDT
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veronica
(http://www.majorityleader.gov/news.asp?FormMode=Detail&ID=123)
To: veronica; Hildy
Apparently trying to have a reasoned discussion with you is futile. You have a chip on your shoulder. So sorry... A chip; a battle? Here is the first post I responded to. Talk about a chip and a battle ...
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What a moronic and useless comment. Is such idiocy normal for you?
5 posted on 08/31/2003 8:43 PM PDT by Mad_Tom_Rackham
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posted on
09/01/2003 12:45:24 PM PDT
by
cinFLA
To: veronica; Hildy
Apparently trying to have a reasoned discussion with you is futile. You have a chip on your shoulder. So sorry... I have a chip? Here is the first post to me and I had not even posted to this person!
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Most people? What, Are you now a know-it-all pollster, too? SHADDUP already. Sheese. He was CLOSE to his dad. Maybe that is something you can't understand.
9 posted on 08/31/2003 8:51 PM PDT by RedBloodedAmerican
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09/01/2003 12:47:28 PM PDT
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cinFLA
To: mrobison
Praying for him and family.
To: veronica; Hildy
Apparently trying to have a reasoned discussion with you is futile. You have a chip on your shoulder. So sorry... Me? My first post was followed by at least five responses to me including the following:
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I've changed my mind. You ARE a moron! FRegards.
20 posted on 08/31/2003 9:43 PM PDT by Mad_Tom_Rackham
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posted on
09/01/2003 12:51:07 PM PDT
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cinFLA
To: Terp
But you were NOT hospitalized. Right!
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posted on
09/01/2003 12:58:02 PM PDT
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cinFLA
To: veronica
Apparently trying to have a reasoned discussion with you is futile. You have a chip on your shoulder. So sorry... People that want reasoned discussions do not start off conversations with personal attacks. hmmmm. So much for your righteous attitude. Appartently YOU are the one with the chip, huh?
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To: cinFLA
...Now why don't you folks, who apparently have no compassion or understanding, try and restrain yourselves on threads like this.
39 posted on 09/01/2003 7:16 AM PDT by veronica
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posted on
09/01/2003 1:01:19 PM PDT
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cinFLA
To: Dr. Frank
And neither do you.
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posted on
09/01/2003 1:02:21 PM PDT
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cinFLA
To: mrobison
STEROIDS !!!!!
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posted on
09/01/2003 1:13:47 PM PDT
by
John Lenin
(Cowards die many times before their deaths, The valiant never taste of death but once.)
To: cinFLA
You're an idiot.
To: RedBloodedAmerican
You're an idiot. Really. What about JR's policy do you NOT understand?
"Please: NO profanity, NO personal attacks, NO racism or violence in posts."
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posted on
09/01/2003 1:34:15 PM PDT
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cinFLA
To: cinFLA
Considering your comments on here, I really don't see where you have the right to claim that. You're wrong, and way off base.
To: RedBloodedAmerican
And baseball does not address the drug problem while other sports attempt to do so.
Serious Side Effects of Steroids
Sep 26, 2002 5:55 pm US/Eastern
Pittsburgh (KDKA)
It's no secret that athletes use steroids; with millions of dollars on the line, their performance has to be at the top every day.
Some studies estimate that 50- percent of athletes use steroids to help them build muscle and grow bigger and stronger
despite doctors' warnings that the drugs could damage their bodies, change their behavior and even kill them.
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09/01/2003 1:44:42 PM PDT
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cinFLA
To: RedBloodedAmerican
Considering your comments on here, I really don't see where you have the right to claim that. You're wrong, and way off base. Yes. Please consider my comments. You attack me without providing ONE iota of backup to your claim.
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posted on
09/01/2003 1:46:23 PM PDT
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cinFLA
To: RedBloodedAmerican
Considering your comments on here, I really don't see where you have the right to claim that. You're wrong, and way off base. Let's see. You don't like what I post so you jump in and attack me, Again. Here is the first of the posts between the two of us. What about JR's policy of no personal attacks do you NOT understand?
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To: cinFLA
Most people? What, Are you now a know-it-all pollster, too? SHADDUP already. Sheese. He was CLOSE to his dad. Maybe that is something you can't understand.
9 posted on 08/31/2003 8:51 PM PDT by RedBloodedAmerican
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posted on
09/01/2003 1:52:06 PM PDT
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cinFLA
To: RedBloodedAmerican
You're wrong, and way off base. I see. I do not post what you like to see and therefore I am wrong? Please support your position.
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posted on
09/01/2003 1:53:13 PM PDT
by
cinFLA
To: cinFLA
(Why won't baseball address their drug problem?)
"It's a little sickening to me."
Like it or not, the steroid question is hanging over baseball. Former Most Valuable Players Jose Canseco and Ken Caminiti have admitted using steroids, so now every player who has a spectacular season or bulks up is suspect. Canseco estimated that 85 percent of players use steroids.
The issue dominated the All-Star Game media session Monday, with even the scrawniest of players asked if steroids are tainting the game. And it can't help that baseball's own ad at Miller Park shows Sammy Sosa, Barry Bonds and Richie Sexson as puffed-up cartoon characters.
"It shouldn't be in the game," said Scott Rolen of the Philadelphia Phillies. "What I don't know is how you get rid of them."
While the NBA, NFL, NCAA and Olympics have random drug testing, Major League Baseball does not. But the call for testing is growing, with even the players saying it might be time.
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posted on
09/01/2003 1:59:06 PM PDT
by
cinFLA
To: cinFLA
You made the claim. Let's see you support your own comments.
1. Give proof of Bonds' use of steroids.
2. Give proof that the topic of this article, his exhaustion (according to medical professionals), is due to steroids - AS YOU CLAIM.
Back those up, and you'll have my apology. Till then, you're an idiot.
To: mrobison
Stress! Now you know how the baseballs feel when he's at bat!
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