Do you agree Zach Lund of the US Skeleton crew should be banned for taking a hair restoration pill?
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If the hair restoration pill contains a banned substance then yes he should be banned. The fact that the principle use of the medication may be to grow hair doesn't really matter if one of the ingredients is banned by the IOC then the athlete must either avoid ingesting the substance or else face the consequences.\n\nIf an athlete took a medication for an earache and that medicine contained cocaine the athlete couldn't expect us to believe them when they say: "Hey...I have a sore ear so I take Ear-B-Gone,I didn't take it for the cocaine that is also in it that may enhance my performance!" The athlete should have used another treatment for his sore ear, one that did not contain a banned substance.\n\nIf a certain toothpaste was available at the store and the ingredients were mint leaves and bovine growth hormone then an athlete should probably not use it since the growth hormone was a banned substance...he couldn't expect us to believe that he or she used the toothpaste just for teeth whitening.\n\nAthletes have access to top medical and health information so they should be well informed by their medical/health team what they are putting in their Olympic bodies.\n\nIf Zach Lund is follicly challenged then he should deal with the situation in another way, one that does not involve using a medication that contains a banned substance, like maybe a wig.\n\nBesides, a lack of hair would make an athlete more aerodynamic and thus much faster!
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Absolutely! A good example is Lindsay Lohan. The old Lindsay-Red head with some "meat".Good.  The new Lindsay-Blond and skeletal. Bad!
788393
We got him removed one time but he keeps popping back up. Keep reporting him. Maybe we can get him permently suspended.
443421
NO, they should not be banned. \n\nThat is just plain absurd.
1124660
lol... that's really funny... I'm guessing he will not be getting his money back....   yes  plastic surgery is expensive from what I've read... but a million? wow...  must have been some ugly woman ! lol...
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They made this one just for me...Heck, someones got to be an Oklahoma strip poker champion!!!\n\n"Women may not gamble in the nude, in lingerie, or while wearing a towel." \n\nAnd here's one like yours...\n\n"Females are forbidden from doing their own hair without being licensed by the state." \n(They'll just have to sue i guess! LOL)\n\nHere's a good one...Now remember I live in OKLAHOMA...\n\n"Whaling is illegal." (LMAO!!! The only whales I see hear wear hot pink spandex and they definitely need to be shot! Yuck!!!)\n\nAnd last but not least...Drum roll please! I don't think I could ever make enough money to pay for all the fines I've accrued on this one... LOL\n\n"Or@l sex is a misdemeanor and is punishable by one year in jail and a $2,500 fine." \n\n:D
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I'm mostly on your side. MJ needs a lot more than a slap, but Richard? hey, he may be annoying to some people, but he has done a LOT of good for people. he hurts no one, and helps people who are overweight. I agree, his hair is annoying, but common', give the guy a break.
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It should be illegal to harass and stalk every citizen, and that definitely includes celebrities.\n\nEnough is enough!
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NEW YORK -- New Orleans Hornets forward Chris Andersen was dismissed and disqualified from the NBA on Friday for violating the league's drug policy.\n\nAndersen must wait two years before he can apply for reinstatement, the league said.\n\nAccording to the league's collective bargaining agreement, a player can only be disqualified for a fourth positive test for performance-enhancing drugs, or a first positive test for "drugs of abuse."\n\nThe drugs on that list are amphetamine and its analogs, which include methamphetamine; cocaine; LSD; opiates, including heroin, codeine and morphine; and PCP.\n\nAndersen has not previously been suspended for steroid use.\n\nAndersen, 27, averaged 5.0 points and 4.8 rebounds in 32 games this season, his fifth in the NBA. He played three seasons for the Nuggets before joining the Hornets.\n\nHe has a four-year, $14 million contract with the Hornets through the 2008-09 season that pays him $3.5 million a year.\n\nHornets owner George Shinn said in a statement released by the team, "we were obviously disappointed and saddened to hear that Chris has been dismissed from the league.\n\n"On behalf of his teammates, coaches and the entire organization, we wish him well and hope he learns from this experience," Shinn said.\n\nKnown as "Birdman" for his high-flying dunks, Andersen was a favorite among Hornets fans in Oklahoma City, where the team is playing most of its home games this season.\n\nNeither the NBA nor the union is allowed to comment on specifics of a player's drug test.\n\n"The players' association plans on filing a grievance on Chris Andersen's behalf," union spokesman Dan Wasserman said. "Our expectation is that a grievance hearing will take place in approximately two weeks."\n\nThe hearing will be heard by an independent grievance arbitrator.\n\nAndersen played in 67 games for the Hornets last season, averaging 7.7 points and 6.1 rebounds.\n\nHe is best known for his performance in the NBA's dunk contest last year when he needed eight tries to finish his first dunk.\n\nAndersen is the first player kicked out because of drugs since Stanley Roberts in 1999.\n\nPlayers who test positive for steroids or performance enhancing drugs, masking agents and diurectics get a 10-game suspension (1st offense), a 25-game suspension (2nd offense), a one-year suspension (3rd offense) and disqualification (4th offense).\n\nMarijuana penalties are a $25,000 fine (2nd offense), a five-game suspension (3rd offense), a 10-game suspension (4th offense), and five additional games for each subsequent violation.\n\nMaterial from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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uuummmm....yes I think this is highly unsual!\nPerhaps a trip to a good shrink is in order.
885478
man...that dudes old school, who'd like him?! dying his hair up for every game he's got just makes him look like a clown. He might as well work in the circus playing pool dunkin'.
379590
too many 'lunk heads' in this world.  i guess he is world-wide now, isn't he.  what a poor representative of our country.  i never listen to any of his junk!and don't intend to!
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m henry,\n\nI have just reported Doc Armalite for abuse. I hope that you will do the same thing. In fact, I urge ANYONE reading this to also report him.  This is an extremely sick and dangerous man.\n\nPLEASE DO NOT TAKE THIS QUACKS ADVICE!!!  What he is reccomending is self-mulilation. Do NOT treat your genitals or any other part of your body  with battery, muratiac, or any other kind of acid.  \n\nThe problem you are describing needs to be treated by a "REAL" doctor, by conventinal methods.\n\nIF this man is a real doctor, (which I highly doubt!!!!), then he knows the Hipocratic Oath.  It states #1. DO NO HARM.  The advice he has given you here IS doing harm!!!!
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I'm still boycotting Tom Cruise movies since he labeled Brooke Shields' use of antidepressants (to treat her postpartum depression with her first child) as "dangerous." Weeks later Cruise ranted to Matt Lauer on the Today show, "You don't know the history of psychiatry. I do." What a tool.\n\nhttp://vnboards.ign.com/Igraine/b20933/88493192/p1
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OH Thank the lord!!!! I agree with you 100%, I have always wondered that as he p***** me off if I ever flik to his program by accident. Hes such a wannabe gangsta.  He tries too hard to get with the lingo but it sounds really crap and fake on him. Sad muppet boy, he should go away and stop tormenting us poor people.  what did we do to deserve him droning on? odd burke of a man.
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Yes he should be banned.  Although technically he was not cheating, we was breaking the law.  In case some of you forgot, steroids are ILLEGAL! Bonds is my favorite all-time player, but if he has been found to use steriods he broke the law and should be punished for it.  Rose broke the law and the rules of baseball and paid the price for doing so. I hope that it comes out that he did not use, but all indications point to that he did use and that is unfortunate because I think he was well on his way to becoming the best player in baseball history without using steriods.  Too bad.
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The only crime it could possibly fall under would be assault, and the US Code does not even have a general assault charge that applies anywhere but maritime and territorial areas (anything not controlled by a state), much less one that could be construed as making cutting someone's hair illegal.\n\nIt could, and likely is, illegal according to state law, but that varies from state to state.