Fox News to run steroid story this Sunday

[BoogerSnax]

The Truth About Steroids — Sunday at 9 pm ET
Did You Know? One million teenagers in America are using steroids. FNC's Brian Kilmeade investigates how and why they risk their lives.
This is the Fox program "BREAKING POINT". I suggest youz guys give it a look/see. I wonder just what the ratio of myth to reality there will be. It seems, from a clip that I saw at Fox News, they focus on some high school guy.

Go here:

http://www.foxnews.com/foxfan/

for a look at the teaser.

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[cinnabar8521]

Yeah I heard about that, and to top it off they are gonna run reefer madness right after.

[MJM]

Yeah, they always emphasize about how bad steroids are.The only other drug I've seen them emphasize is Marijuana.Personally I think they should find something better to do and go after the junkies.But I will definately be watching that if I am not out of town.

[Ripped100]

Yea, thx for the heads up on the show.

[ironcowboy]

1 million? Ha, that's nothing. Just think how many teenage girls are on hormones (progesterone).

[cinnabar8521]

Originally Posted by ironcowboy

1 million? Ha, that's nothing. Just think how many teenage girls are on hormones (progesterone).

Yeah but that is so we can tag them, so don't be fucking that up for us.

[BoogerSnax]

Ripped, I love you avatar...

Originally Posted by Ripped100

Yea, thx for the heads up on the show.

[thefallguy]

Originally Posted by Ripped100

Yea, thx for the heads up on the show.

I always feel like somebodys watchin me................ Ripped100 that pic is way to funny!

[VDC]

Theres one in the latest Reader"s Digest,,,Its about some kid that committed suicide,,,The jist of it is that he was a great pitcher and took aas to improve,,,but while "withdrawing" from steroids he killed himself,,,They say he was a mentally stable boy(OK,,,so stable that he committed suicide,,,no underlying probs thats what they said,,,purely aas' fault),,,and they're trying to get a war started on aas,,,VDC

[big 6]

thinking 1 mil.. might be an understatement...but what do i know ... even tho i think AS shouldnt be used at earliest til late 20s

[BoogerSnax]

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[DrMCM]

The teaser I saw for the show had the reporter saying that the endpoint of steroid use is suicide. I am anxious to see the contest of that remark. I love it when people who don't know shit about a subject are "experts" simply because they are reporters. But, then again, you always see reporters standing in a driving rain telling people that it is raining outside. I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE DAY WHEN ONE OF THEM IS STRUCK BY LIGHTENING ON FILM. I bet that will put an end to that shit.

[MJM]

I remember reading somewhere on a board this kid's mom posted saying that she was going to sue every single steroid manufacturer and shit because her son got ahold of some of them.That shit is a joke, just because some kid gets ahold of them is his choice, it's how he responds to them and what he does.Don't get me wrong teenagers shouldn't use AAS, but I mean come on, you're not going to put out all of the manufacturers because your son got ahold of them and beat some kid up at his little high school.That's not realistic, and plus I don't think they are going to stop making steroids for HIV/AIDS patients, people on HRT, etc because some kids got ahold of them and had anger problems, just isn't going to happen.

[BoogerSnax]

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[Sir Lifts-a-Lot]

This is all such BS.... The media is using AS as a god damn scape goat and just somthing else to point the fingure at because it is taboo.

I thought for sure that the media would get off of it's ass when one of the most recognized governors was elected (Arnold) and he was very open in admiting he used steroids throughout his life. The people were left with a choice and it didn't bother them so why the hell should the media still be bashing us and our ways