Let The Games Be Doped


	Let The Games Be Doped

debbyski

8-12-2008 8:26 AM

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debbyski says:

A little Viva Viagra never hurt anyone, eh?

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8-12-2008 7:28 PM

tanyamm

Why not, some sports are already fixed anyway. In the winter olymics it's figure skating. With hockey all the teams are made up of professional hockey players.

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