March Juicy Titbits from STEVE MASCORD : Wed Mar 06, 2013 5:34 pm  

TRAVELS VII March Juicy Titbits from STEVE MASCORD THE AUSTRALIAN game is in uproar as the NRL season prepares to kick off today with the noose of the Federal Government investigation into drug use tightening at Cronulla. The Sydney Morning Herald is reporting that up to 14 players have been offered six-month bans for using the peptides Thymosin Beta 4 and CJC-1295 in 2011. That’s despite the fact they weren’t banned at the time and they were given to them by their club. The players may sue and on the surface seem somewhat hard-done-by. READ MORE ON THIS STORY...

TRAVELS VII March Juicy Titbits from STEVE MASCORD THE AUSTRALIAN game is in uproar as the NRL season prepares to kick off today with the noose of the Federal Government investigation into drug use tightening at Cronulla. The Sydney Morning Herald is reporting that up to 14 players have been offered six-month bans for using the peptides Thymosin Beta 4 and CJC-1295 in 2011. That’s despite the fact they weren’t banned at the time and they were given to them by their club. The players may sue and on the surface seem somewhat hard-done-by. READ MORE ON THIS STORY...

Re: March Juicy Titbits from STEVE MASCORD : Thu Mar 07, 2013 6:12 pm  

surely the same argument could be made for a certain word supposedly derivative of pakistan but that wouldnt be deemed acceptable. but it is context and intention specific. but then again all any word is is meaning attached to an abstract noise we make.