[Needle77]

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Is anyone else like me?

I'm not really sure how I feel about this. I followed his ABs and watched it live, but I am still not sure how I feel. Kind of... nothing?

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Yeah, pretty much. I'm just glad he did it two days in advance of the PGA. Tomorrow can be spent celebrating/debating/etc., but come the weekend it will be in the rear view mirror and the spotlight will be fully on Tiger's ripped chest and bulging biceps. Speculation as to whether he's chemically enhanced will ensue and they'll debate if an * should be placed beside his name when he passes Nicklaus on the Majors wins list.

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Steroids talk will never die. Ever.

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I'd love to see the trainwreck that would happen if the media/fans started caring about steroid use in the NFL

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How about High School locker rooms? College locker rooms? Who gives a [censored] if pro's are doing it. Walk into a college football weight room, and tell me how many track marks you find on the back of the kids triceps and thighs.

It's everywhere in sports. It's just part of the culture now. I guarentee that if college kids know how to cycle the stuff to avoid detection from NCAA testing I think professional's can handle that too. Playmakers was 100% correct when they showed that episode with the steroid use.

I'm sick of hearing about it. It is nowhere near as big of a deal as people make it out to be. Because some sports writer thats never been there says something about it we should hate it? [censored] that. I know what I've seen with my own eyes and I know what kids were on the field and what they were doing. They weren't doing it because steroids, they were doing it because they were a level above everyone else.