You Paid How Much for That?

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lupyles lupyles posted 12/14/2007 from lowpercentage.wordpress.com [flag]
Let me get this straight…you spent a lot of time and money to find out if people, adults, playing in Major League Baseball, which is not a branch of the federal government, are using steroids? Really? Only for us to find out that a bunch of randoms + Andy Pettite+Gary Sheffield+Barry Bonds+a lot of other people we already knew were using steroids have…in fact…used steroids... [link]

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