Solution to doping problems

[Sudacafan]

Should Britain pay China reparations for selling them opium?

When China makes them to.

 

[Sudacafan]

How can you make them pay taxes if they have machine guns to kill you in an instant or that they own the government and the police force?

They should be asked politely.

 

[Bartelby]

Apart from Tibet, to whom?

When China makes them to.

 

[Sudacafan]

Apart from Tibet, to whom?

People in Tibet are always high.

 

[Bartelby]

And they are cool people too.

People in Tibet are always high.

 

[Arak]

People in Tibet are always high.

Yes, around 5000 meters above sea level high.

 

[Bambooman]

You have to be doping to compete with the physicality of today's game. Hitting max effort with back and forth sprinting for up to 5 hours? Definitely doping.

Didn't Roddick say that a player ran 15 miles in a GS five setter and it turns out they actually cover about 2?

They are on court for five hours. They are sprinting for very little of it.

 

[Sudacafan]

Yes, around 5000 meters above sea level high.

A bit less, but still high.

 

[sureshs]

I like your mathematical suggestion. There's a lot of contamination in many products nowadays and that not only is about Big Pharma but all sorts of food and drinks producers. The hard core ones that claim ban everyone who's found guilty do not realize all the aspects of the issue. The problem with your proposition may be that large corporations and the powers of tennis have it easier to target the working class which in this case is the players than the wealthy CEOs and their investors that depend on yield from a stock.

The posters who want zero tolerance will lose their jobs if same kind of standards were applied to them.

 

[sureshs]

People in Tibet are always high.

Everest is in Tibet, not India or Nepal like many people think.

 

[Sudacafan]

Everest is in Tibet, not India or Nepal like many people think.

The Mount Everest is in the border between the Tibet region of China and Nepal.