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Kevin Garn in his Hot tub Time Machine, going back 25 years ago with a 15 year old.

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Susan Stanton, she or he, or she, looka lika man.

Lebron tests positive for steroids. NO! Not the King…

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Recently in Quebec opponents of online gambling were calling for a halt to the provinces endeavor to join the industry and in Ontario many are guffawing over the government just considering online gambling expansion. Many of the opponents or as I term them, haters, are from social groups and health groups that oppose the detrimental effects that gambling will have on the population. On the west coast of Canada in BC, a very different situation is unfolding. Here you have an outcry to the government, for cutting funding to various arts, social and sports groups, but the interesting thing here is, where the funding was coming from. Yup, gambling revenue. Read more.

It’s not a secret that the gambling industry, particularly the regulated online gambling industry in many provinces is an extremely profitable enterprise. But what is often overlooked is that it is also a huge source of funding for many government programs, and while haters will still argue over the drawbacks, they then become complacent when they enroll their children into sports programs funded by government grants from gambling revenue. It’s always struck me as strange how that works. Perhaps even more strange is unfair amount of hate devoted to gambling, with the biggest concern being for an increase in gambling addictions.

Let’s look at another industry, namely, the porn industry. It’s also a huge multibillion dollar industry, it creates thousands of jobs, though many of the jobs blow…If you want to talk about addiction, then apparently research is showing there is also something called sex addiction, funny, how people always seem to get addicted to things like gambling and getting laid. It’s not hard to see why, but that’s another sensitive tissue er issue. The point is the porn industry doesn’t give shit back to the government, nor does it contribute to social programs, the only thing it does is makes dudes pop wood and visualize every pretty girl they see but naked in cheerleader highsocks, bent over a couch. I ain’t mad at it for doing so, but I don’t see the same contingent of haters rushing to oppose it, even though it arguably causes or contributes many of the problems that gambling allegedly does and certainly has its fair share of addicts as well. I can’t call it.

It’s about time that opponents of gambling start sipping on that hatorade for other things instead of focusing on one industry. We’ve heard of share the love, I’m saying share the hate, or maybe they would like to go fuck themselves…By watching porn that is.

The term performance enhancement has been tossed around regarding Manny Pacquiao is odds on favorite to win his upcoming bout against Joshua Clottey. Read more.

And Tiger Woods might be making his comeback at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in the next two weeks, but from all accounts from his several hot mistresses, Mr. Woods doesn’t need any performance enhancement.

With the MLB steroid fiasco and the subsequent crackdown on performance enhancement drugs, particularly steroids, it has changed the way I, and probably many others bet on sports. I’m not going to say Manny Pacquiao is on performance enhancement drugs, but he probably is. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a boxer with that much power, stamina and energy at the end of a fight. Maybe he is the most well conditioned boxer of all time, but in this day in age it’s fairly likely he’s taking something for an added punch so to speak. Granted until he’s been tested and found guilty of such, then you have to give him the benefit of the doubt, but is that really true?

It wasn’t too long ago Barry Bonds was in the news with wild accusations of his steroid abuse, even though he hadn’t actually tested positive for performance enhancement. We all know how that turned out. What about Roger Clemens and his steroid use? Or maybe I “misremember”. The fact is that bettors should be paying attention to the changes in sport in regards to performance enhancement drugs just as much as sportsbooks should be and are. Take Pacquiao for example, if you think that one of his fights are expected to go into the late rounds, it’s looking more and more like a good bet on a late round knockout. Pacquiao seemingly gets stronger and certainly doesn’t lose any power off his punches as his fights progress, while most boxers do. Whatever he’s taking is working so I’d be betting accordingly.

Certainly baseball has changed. Homeruns are down dramatically from previous years and it’s no secret why that is. You take a look at some of the major power hitters of previous years, and while you would have expected favored odds for guys like David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez to hit thirty plus homeruns, these days, I’m not so sure. Ever since both those guys got busted for or admitted to taking performance enhancement drugs their numbers have fallen off, along with many of the game’s so called power hitters. Some people have argued that at best, taking PEDS will only increase your injury recovery, (Mark McGuire) and maybe add about ten feet to a ball you hit. Well, let’s see, ten feet is pretty much the difference between the warning track and the fifth row. Also, no question it makes the player stronger, so that 30 oz bat now feels like a piece of driftwood, wonder if that will give a player an advantage and increase their power numbers. Additionally, complete games from pitchers has also decreased, while that may also be a function of teams going to their bullpens early, you wonder how much of that is because pitchers just don’t have the juice, or aren’t on the juice anymore.

Heys Davids, wants somes roids?

PEDS pretty much can make a scrub, average, and average player an allstar and a hall of famer allstar into maybe the greatest of all time. For those who question how much performance enhancement drugs can impact sport and betting, consider this, Marion Jones was crowned the greatest female athlete of all time, and then she admitted she took performance enhancement drugs. Roger Clemens, one of, if not the best pitcher of all time, also on PEDS. Barry Bonds greatest homerun hitter of all time, PEDS. Manny Pacquiao greatest pound for pound boxer all time? PEDS? Too soon to call it. But I do know any player I suspect of taking PEDS, I’m betting on, anyone busted for taking PEDS, I’m betting against.