Wow. looking at your pictures I would never had guessed.
OK, I got no room to talk either. About 15 lbs. too heavy, or I am I "vertically challenged"?
I go by the saying: "Live to eat", not "Eat to live".
Wow. looking at your pictures I would never had guessed.
OK, I got no room to talk either. About 15 lbs. too heavy, or I am I "vertically challenged"?
Right........
So you're saying that if this guy would be able to "stay healthy" for 162 games he would hit 60 homers a year? I'm sure the increased muscle mass had nothing to do with the spike in numbers. It was all about health.
That has no meaning to my post.
Is that Salsa from Little League? I didn't know he was a switch hitter.
Wow, I didn't know salsa was a switch hitter either!
And here I thought he was joking about the dancing...
Sandra
Is that Salsa from Little League? I didn't know he was a switch hitter.
I heard from one of his students that he was a "little light in his loafers".
The student was jealous that I turned down his 'offer'....I told him that I play for the 'other' team...
During a hearing in San Francisco, U.S. District Judge Susan Illston indicated she will bar prosecutors from using what they say are records showing the slugger tested positive for steroids three times in 2000 and 2001. Despite prosecutors' objections, Illston said the steroid tests were not admissible because there is no concrete link proving the urine and blood samples belonged to Bonds. Such a finding would remove a cornerstone of the government's evidence when the case reaches trial next month.
Back to subject, here is the desperation by the government I am talking about:
So does this mean they have stooped to where they are grabbing anybody's urine sample?? So this could have been someone else?? With ALL the resources that the government has, this seems like a pretty lame trick or a serious rookie mistake on their part.
I heard from one of his students that he was a "little light in his loafers".
Was the government responsible for maintaining the urine samples since 2000?
They are trying to collect all the evidence they can. That's what prosecutors do. Doesn't mean they're desperate, means they're doing their jobs.
Sandra
BUT they ARE responsible to AT LEAST make sure it IS Barry Bonds' urine sample! It may not their responsibility to maintain....but it IS to make absolutley double and triple sure it IS Barry Bonds' pee!
BUT they ARE responsible to AT LEAST make sure it IS Barry Bonds' urine sample! It may not their responsibility to maintain....but it IS to make absolutley double and triple sure it IS Barry Bonds' pee!
No. It's the jury's job to decide whose pee it is. The prosecutor presents evidence of how the sample was collected, how it was handled/stored etc....The jury gets to decide (not in this case, though) if the evidence is credible.
Your posts have meaning???
Besides, you can only use :tux: until the middle of April anyway. Then this year it goes away until October...
Sandra