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A couple of Tigers have been caught taking ice.

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And a couple of bulldogs in strife after a boozy night at Grand Central.

Trouble at Prospect also.

As long as its not duromine, play on.

a picture of a flock of magpies and also a bomber crashing would fit in well here!

The eagle has landed.

i have never taken illegal drugs of any kind before, so no idea what it does or doesnt do to you. But i am sure that taking ice wouldnt assist in your recovery from a game, or to be used as a steriod.

So what is the problem here, bar being a SANFL player for a average team?

Next people will or the media will announce players going to Mcdonalds after a game they have just played , because its "not healthy for you".
FFS get over it. If it as a steriod then yes.

Or is ice a steriod is it? No idea

it's an illegal substance by law... i reckon they should be in trouble... Or we could ignore it like the west coke eagles, seemed to have worked for Ben Cousins.

shut up you!!

Uummm. Does someone want to tell bully?

No, I'm happy to leave him be.

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That's that Travis Head!

Johno6 wrote:shut up you!!

Bully wrote:i have never taken illegal drugs of any kind before, so no idea what it does or doesnt do to you. But i am sure that taking ice wouldnt assist in your recovery from a game, or to be used as a steriod.

So what is the problem here, bar being a SANFL player for a average team?

Next people will or the media will announce players going to Mcdonalds after a game they have just played , because its "not healthy for you".
FFS get over it. If it as a steriod then yes.

Or is ice a steriod is it? No idea

Ice is basically super concentrated Pseudoephdrine (sudafeds). A banned performace enhacing drug as it basically dulls the pain receptors so it lets you train harder and perform longer than what your body naturally lets you do. In orther words you can work harder and at a greater intensity, so yes it is performance enhancing drug

Pseudoephdrine was the first of the modern banned PEDs. It is easily tested in athletes urine. This is why it is banned as when taken in excess it can kill. At 45 sec in you see British rider Tommy Simpson going up Mt Ventoux in teh 1967 Tour de France. He passes out on the side of the road his body basically shutting down due to acidosis (H+) due to fact he went past the bodies natural fatigue mechanisms due to being full of pseudoephdrine. He died later that night.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BbKtc5yJmE

am Bays wrote:

Bully wrote:i have never taken illegal drugs of any kind before, so no idea what it does or doesnt do to you. But i am sure that taking ice wouldnt assist in your recovery from a game, or to be used as a steriod.

So what is the problem here, bar being a SANFL player for a average team?

Next people will or the media will announce players going to Mcdonalds after a game they have just played , because its "not healthy for you".
FFS get over it. If it as a steriod then yes.

Or is ice a steriod is it? No idea

Ice is basically super concentrated Pseudoephdrine (sudafeds). A banned performace enhacing drug as it basically dulls the pain receptors so it lets you train harder and perform longer than what your body naturally lets you do. In orther words you can work harder and at a greater intensity, so yes it is performance enhancing drug

Pseudoephdrine was the first of the modern banned PEDs. It is easily tested in athletes urine. This is why it is banned as when taken in excess it can kill. At 45 sec in you see British rider Tommy Simpson going up Mt Ventoux in teh 1967 Tour de France. He passes out on the side of the road his body basically shutting down due to acidosis (H+) due to fact he went past the bodies natural fatigue mechanisms due to being full of pseudoephdrine. He died later that night.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BbKtc5yJmE

in that case the swans should get the 2006 premiership...

ok cool thanks, was not aware of it