People (and animals) are extremely sensitive to unfairness. Their faith in process is lost when they suspect inequity...
That shit is funny as hell
That Monkey is like "Bitch fuck these cucumbers. I asked for grapes!"
People (and animals) are extremely sensitive to unfairness. Their faith in process is lost when they suspect inequity...
Who said he didn't really take it?My favorite part of the picogram explanation was that "Well, these aren't uncommon results for users of turinabol." This explanation came shortly after "Well, he didn't really take it."
Both the Golden Snitch and USADA said his levels "weren't high enough to gain a performance advantage"Who said he didn't really take it?
That's vastly different than saying that he never took it. They also said that pertaining to the time he was tested. They didn't say that they were never high enough to gain a performance advantage. Nobody is denying that it was ever in his system, so the contradiction you pointed out doesn't exist.Both the Golden Snitch and USADA said his levels "weren't high enough to gain a performance advantage"
Here's what they said:That's vastly different than saying that he never took it. They also said that pertaining to the time he was tested. They didn't say that they were never high enough to gain a performance advantage. Nobody is denying that it was ever in his system, so the contradiction you pointed out doesn't exist.
The independent arbitrator, well known anti-doping investigator Richard McLaren, stated in his decision that the World Anti-Doping Agency-certified lab didn’t find the “parent drug” or its short and medium term metabolite. Instead, they found an “extremely low” level of the metabolite M3. He thus found that Jones had “some degree of fault” for the steroid metabolite that showed up in his system, but that “the violation was not intended nor could it have enhanced” his performance."
12 months for the first one and 48 months (later reduced to 15 months) for the second one.Jones was punished for a failed test.
"Pertaining to the time he was tested" as @Andrewsimar Palhardass pointed out.Here's what they said:
Do they often have test results from when people haven't been tested?"Pertaining to the time he was tested"
They don't.Do they often have test results from when people haven't been tested?
I didn't say that at all. I suspect you're reading what you want to see rather than what I wrote/intended to be conveyed.You said they indicated that he never took it, then posted a quote that doesn't say that.
Explain.My favorite part of the picogram explanation was that "Well, these aren't uncommon results for users of turinabol." This explanation came shortly after "Well, he didn't really take it."
Without sounding like a dick. You're not reading what I wrote which is why you're not understanding what I meant. You know when you're sleazebag buddy says "Well, it isn't really cheating if you're not married."? That was my intended context when I paraphrased USADA's findings of Jones' failed test and subsequent lack of adequate suspension. I certainly didn't say anyone claimed there was no t-bol in Jones system or his multiple failed tests.Maybe I am reading what you wrote, and not what you meant?
If the above is true, then you are acknowledging that the t-bol was in his system. If you acknowledge that, then what's weird about them saying that t-bol pulses and applying it to someone who previously had t-bol in his system?Without sounding like a dick. You're not reading what I wrote which is why you're not understanding what I meant. You know when you're sleazebag buddy says "Well, it isn't really cheating if you're not married."? That was my intended context when I paraphrased USADA's findings of Jones' failed test and subsequent lack of adequate suspension. I certainly didn't say anyone claimed there was no t-bol in Jones system or his multiple failed tests.
I never suggested it wasn't. I'm not sure why you keep saying I did.If the above is true, then you are acknowledging that the t-bol was in his system.
You get t-bol pulses from full use of it. Having pulses now, would mean that when he failed his previous test he was using t-bol, full stop. The explanation for his failed test from 18 months prior was that he had taken a contaminated supplement and the amount he had in his system was so minute that he wouldn't have benefited from it performance wise. They're using explanations that contradict each other to let him skate on both issues.If you acknowledge that, then what's weird about them saying that t-bol pulses and applying it to someone who previously had t-bol in his system?