Tweetno, it's not nice. I think everybody recognizes that ORD is all for the easy pats on the back, and to parade the whole operation around like they busted their asses to "clean up the streets" from that terrible monster, anabolic steroids. psheeit...pole smokers. Go do something worth our fuking tax dollars, please.

Tweetthis is a great article. Thanks Jay

TweetAll they accomplished was raising the price of steroids

TweetYou would think the economy and scarcity of public funds would motivate the government to spend money protecting us from real threats. The money they spend going after people wanting to enhance themselves is money they might as well flush down the toilet and it is money diverted away from real crime fighting. This crap of going after streroid users is a travesty of justice.

Tweetgood ad....i agree with the author

TweetIt's so great how they've used our hard earned tax dollars to go after good sources, yet the friendly neighborhood, gun toting crack and cocaine dealers are still around peddling their shit on children and druggies. I don't remember hearing some powerlifter or bodybuilder robbing some little old lady or liquor store to get his next cycle.

TweetOr how about the massive crystal meth lab thing. Their are young families with small children in the house cooking that shyt up constantly. When they bust one of these in-home meth labs, all the poor kid's toys have to be taken away because everything in the house is covered with a toxic, oily residue. So many irresponsible parents are puting their children through these living conditions. I don't know what breathing that residue constantly does, but I'm sure it can't be good for anyone.

Now you would think that the DEA would get off their lazy asses and get involved with this type of true crime, but instead, you only here of local government making a meth-lab bust. Like the Mayberry County Sheriff. And with it being such a big problem, I'm sure it reaches farther than 1 county, county-to-county. But, dealing with some of the math-heads on a personal basis could get dangerous being they loose control of rational thinking after a couple weeks of sleep depravation.

TweetI do agree with the author of the article. However, it almost seems to me like he is marketing/promoting this so called World-Pharma. Now thousands of people are going to read that article and go to World-Pharma and try to purchase "legit gear". Almost sounds like a set up to me. Maybe I am just paranoid. Haha

TweetI could go on a very time consuming rant here but I'll just say that I agree the rest of you.