EPTNBA Playoffs 2010 - Page 69
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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BlueRoyaL
United States2493 Posts
On May 17 2010 14:16 Jibba wrote: I'm on board with this. I want to see 600 foot HRs too. :D problem with this is that this would open up so much more opportunities of people with less skill to be able to play more competently. imagine someone not strong at all, can't hit a ball far, but can hit it accurately. put this guy on a tough steroid supplement, and then hed be hitting consistent all homeruns. it's just cheating, and is not healthy for a competitive sports environment imo | ||
Hot_Bid
Braavos36399 Posts
On May 17 2010 14:16 Jibba wrote: I'm on board with this. I want to see 600 foot HRs too. :D Why not just build a robot then, because thats where it'll end up if we legalize stuff like this. The essence of why sports are successful is that we (as fans) love to celebrate the spectacle of human physical achievement. I understand that modern training, nutrition, etc have made it much different than a few decades ago, but at some point you have to draw the line. The more "artificial" we make the game, the more "manufactured" the physical spectacles are, the less enjoyment we derive from watching sports. | ||
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Miss_Cleo
United States406 Posts
On May 17 2010 15:52 Hot_Bid wrote: Why not just build a robot then, because thats where it'll end up if we legalize stuff like this. The essence of why sports are successful is that we (as fans) love to celebrate the spectacle of human physical achievement. I understand that modern training, nutrition, etc have made it much different than a few decades ago, but at some point you have to draw the line. The more "artificial" we make the game, the more "manufactured" the physical spectacles are, the less enjoyment we derive from watching sports. Uh...dude. Robot football. Think about it. | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On May 17 2010 15:52 Hot_Bid wrote: Why not just build a robot then, because thats where it'll end up if we legalize stuff like this. The essence of why sports are successful is that we (as fans) love to celebrate the spectacle of human physical achievement. I understand that modern training, nutrition, etc have made it much different than a few decades ago, but at some point you have to draw the line. The more "artificial" we make the game, the more "manufactured" the physical spectacles are, the less enjoyment we derive from watching sports. I think one line is as arbitrary as the other. Right now there's the legal barrier, but those laws aren't based on good data because the testing really hasn't been done. At the very least, I think you can wonder how big of a difference would it actually make? Would you actually be able to tell the difference? | ||
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TheMute
United States458 Posts
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igotmyown
United States4291 Posts
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unknown.sam
Philippines2701 Posts
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Holcan
Canada2593 Posts
On May 17 2010 15:52 Hot_Bid wrote: Why not just build a robot then, because thats where it'll end up if we legalize stuff like this. The essence of why sports are successful is that we (as fans) love to celebrate the spectacle of human physical achievement. I understand that modern training, nutrition, etc have made it much different than a few decades ago, but at some point you have to draw the line. The more "artificial" we make the game, the more "manufactured" the physical spectacles are, the less enjoyment we derive from watching sports. i understand your point and feel its a valid argument of course there are some things that cannot be programmed efficiently, which is decision making skills, showboating, and emotions (which drugs bring out !) now im not saying i want everyone jacked up on as much muscle building steroids that they can compete in the muscle building competitions and hard fouls are two biceps crashing together, no one wants this in basketball as we enjoy the finesse of the sport. Of course steroids can do a lot to bring a player back from injury quickly, and help you recover from hard work out sessions quickly so you can go back to slinging weights around. As far as a "doped up dwight" all the players now are "doped up" considering the eating regiment and whatnot they must stick to to be in form, whats wrong with giving them a little something something so their knee comes back and fans get what they paid for? | ||
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hyst.eric.al
United States2332 Posts
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lixlix
United States482 Posts
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Zozma
United States1626 Posts
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BalliSLife
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CSN
United States175 Posts
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Virus-E-
United States22 Posts
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CSN
United States175 Posts
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
On May 18 2010 10:19 MYM.Testie wrote: Praying the first quarter of this series determines the rest of the series. =o Might want to rethink that real soon...unless you really want Artest going off, because J-Rich is going to take a massive beating if so. | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
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CSN
United States175 Posts
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