Bigger Stronger Faster The Movie!
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04-04-2009 01:58 AM
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Originally Posted by
msucurt
Some of the congressman in the film (waxman-ca) that called for the steroids in baseball summit. Well, in the movie, they go and talk to the guy, and this idiot didn't not even know what the legal drinking and smoking age in america was. He had no clue as to how to answer anything. He kept asking his do-boy in the room if he was correct on his answers. What a joke.
our Founding Fathers would be thrilled to see how much "progress" we've made with our political system and those directly involved in it .
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04-04-2009 02:40 AM
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That movie is so right on...i'm going to watch it again.
I loved that fact about congress spending more hours dealing with steroids in baseball that some very important life & death world issues.
Get over it already. Canseco says he was juiced since 86 and throughout that time over 80% of baseball was juiced. That means hundreds of players were sauced. How can you go back and punish a handful. Move on....
FAce it....responsible use of roids is not that bad.. Do a cycle...train hard....get stronger. Is that so bad?
In my opinion it is much better than what many of my friends do..which is sit on their lazy asses and get drunk a few nights per week
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04-07-2009 11:07 AM
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'Real American' gets me ready for the gym everytime.
And the rest of the movie was great too. It's about way more than just steroids, but definitely worth watching. Even my gf liked it.
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04-08-2009 01:45 AM
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havnt seen the movie. does it glamorize or put down steroid use? is it un biased? IS THIE MOVIE GOOD AND WORTH WATCHING?
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04-08-2009 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by
buster0371
havnt seen the movie. does it glamorize or put down steroid use? is it un biased? IS THIE MOVIE GOOD AND WORTH WATCHING?
It is a very good movie very ubiased gets the point of view from each side of the spectrum...intervies many people who dont have a problem with them and people who are totally agianst them...all in all great movie worth watching over and over and over!
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04-08-2009 12:25 PM
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04-08-2009 10:00 PM
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it was a good movie i think.did mike moore have much input i didn't see his style in any part of this movie
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04-08-2009 10:12 PM
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buy it or rent it. theres alot of extras and deleted scenes, especially one with mr. douchebag jay cutler
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04-09-2009 05:44 PM
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04-11-2009 03:04 AM
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Citing media, like a movie, to support your position on steroid safety is inane. I can point to a well known show produced by the TLC network. It depicted most of the early competitors to Arnie who have had serious health issues later in life, including heart attacks and strokes. Second, there's a documentary produced by Nat Geo that depicted the alarming state of many ex-commie eastern european olympians about three years ago. Many had cancer, heart conditions and several were dead or had committed suicide. It's media. Period.
"But those were the old steroids of the 80's or 90's!"
But here's the main fallacy that the pro position has. The new drugs are better than their predecessors. Undoubtledly true. Problem is that you position is short to medium term only. You have no concrete data to actually base an educated opinion on if they actually are indeed as safe as you think they are in the environment you are using them for. There are no ongoing long term studies/real life usage like there are for the prescribed steroids such as cortizone shots and the like. You would have to de-criminalize the drugs to conduct a longer term study. I'd like to see a scientific study done on steroid use specifically for competition atheletes in the real world and in the long term. Then and only then, does common sense say that you can actually say without a doubt if they are or are not safe.
The advocates for use also can't comprehend the basics and/or often ignore them altogether. Your body has evolved to accept a certain threshold of use, abuse, and punishment. By taking something to make it bigger, stronger, and faster your going outside of those parameters. Longer you "use" the more strain and stress on your body. It will naturally break down quicker. End result are health and/or life quality issues later in life (and maybe even a shorter life).
And yes, I get the whole "pro" position. I understand that the drugs have been improved ten to one hundred fold. I understand that there is data to indicate a "level" of safety. I understand abuse and how it skews results. I have researched the topic. But at the end of the day, I have enough common sense to realize that I really don't want to be bigger, faster, or stronger. I'd rather be happier, wealthier, and wiser.
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10-30-2011 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted by
Wolfenstein
anyone see it yet?

no .What is this?
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10-30-2011 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by
lutherblsstt
Citing media, like a movie, to support your position on steroid safety is inane. I can point to a well known show produced by the TLC network. It depicted most of the early competitors to Arnie who have had serious health issues later in life, including heart attacks and strokes. Second, there's a documentary produced by Nat Geo that depicted the alarming state of many ex-commie eastern european olympians about three years ago. Many had cancer, heart conditions and several were dead or had committed suicide. It's media. Period.
"But those were the old steroids of the 80's or 90's!"
But here's the main fallacy that the pro position has. The new drugs are better than their predecessors. Undoubtledly true. Problem is that you position is short to medium term only. You have no concrete data to actually base an educated opinion on if they actually are indeed as safe as you think they are in the environment you are using them for. There are no ongoing long term studies/real life usage like there are for the prescribed steroids such as cortizone shots and the like. You would have to de-criminalize the drugs to conduct a longer term study. I'd like to see a scientific study done on steroid use specifically for competition atheletes in the real world and in the long term. Then and only then, does common sense say that you can actually say without a doubt if they are or are not safe.
The advocates for use also can't comprehend the basics and/or often ignore them altogether. Your body has evolved to accept a certain threshold of use, abuse, and punishment. By taking something to make it bigger, stronger, and faster your going outside of those parameters. Longer you "use" the more strain and stress on your body. It will naturally break down quicker. End result are health and/or life quality issues later in life (and maybe even a shorter life).
And yes, I get the whole "pro" position. I understand that the drugs have been improved ten to one hundred fold. I understand that there is data to indicate a "level" of safety. I understand abuse and how it skews results. I have researched the topic. But at the end of the day, I have enough common sense to realize that I really don't want to be bigger, faster, or stronger. I'd rather be happier, wealthier, and wiser.
what can I do to learn more
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10-30-2011 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by
charlesmcgee
A really fair movie IMO.
Really????????
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10-30-2011 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by
bigpapa
buy it or rent it. theres alot of extras and deleted scenes, especially one with mr. douchebag jay cutler
Actually What do you mean? I dont understood.
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10-30-2011 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by
mrman
it was a good movie i think.did mike moore have much input i didn't see his style in any part of this movie
I am also.
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10-30-2011 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by
buster0371
ill have tocheck it out
I have not collect it yet.
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10-30-2011 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by
buster0371
havnt seen the movie. does it glamorize or put down steroid use? is it un biased? IS THIE MOVIE GOOD AND WORTH WATCHING?
I think it is very good movie.
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10-30-2011 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by
BradyJ15
'Real American' gets me ready for the gym everytime.
And the rest of the movie was great too. It's about way more than just steroids, but definitely worth watching. Even my gf liked it.
really!if it is true I will watch it as soon as possible.
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10-30-2011 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by
cwojek
That movie is so right on...i'm going to watch it again.
I loved that fact about congress spending more hours dealing with steroids in baseball that some very important life & death world issues.
Get over it already. Canseco says he was juiced since 86 and throughout that time over 80% of baseball was juiced. That means hundreds of players were sauced. How can you go back and punish a handful. Move on....
FAce it....responsible use of roids is not that bad.. Do a cycle...train hard....get stronger. Is that so bad?
In my opinion it is much better than what many of my friends do..which is sit on their lazy asses and get drunk a few nights per week
Best of luck
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