redseat
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Be careful, some of them might be packing.
Me Likely loooooooooong time (manly voice)
Be careful, some of them might be packing.
Not sure, thinking of my work, take a cow for example, farmer gives that cow a shot of penicillin and you mix up that cow's milk with a million lbs of clean cow milk in a silo, and you can still get someone who's allergic to penicillin very sick.[/QUOTE]
That would require someone to have a hyper sensitivity to penicillin. The likelihood of that happening would be off the charts in a negative way..
So if a cow eats a peanut, and a person with peanut allergies eats a TBone from that cow he will have a reaction. I'm not buying it.Not sure, thinking of my work, take a cow for example, farmer gives that cow a shot of penicillin and you mix up that cow's milk with a million lbs of clean cow milk in a silo, and you can still get someone who's allergic to penicillin very sick.
That is different than what you said originally.Yes theu do, I work in a drug test job, I have my whole working life. If you get a contact high at a concert and test the next day they will know.
That is different than what you said originally.
Yes they'll know the parts per million no matter how it gets in there. They don't know how you consumed it from the test.
Be careful, some of them might be packing.
Probably the only way you'll test positive is if your sealed in a room with a bunch of smokers, even then it's doubtful.
So if a cow eats a peanut, and a person with peanut allergies eats a TBone from that cow he will have a reaction. I'm not buying it.
But the NFL uses one of the most strict measurements... 35 parts per billion (up from 15 parts a few years ago, but for a comparison, Olympic threshold is 150)
And of course Johns Hopkins did that hot box study... Basically simulating being in a room/car for an hour with a smoker and and some non-smokers were showing up with over 50 ng, and almost all over 20.
So if you are driving around with friends or sitting in a room with them smoking, and pop a 50... how does the testing know you weren't smoking??
I get that you wouldn't fail in a well ventilated room, or just walking by someone at a concert smoking pot. That's pretty obvious...
Well known stoner and Olympic snowboarder Ross Rebagliati got to keep his Olympic gold even though he tested positive. He used the casual exposure theory....
He got his medal back because marijuana wasn't on the list of banned substances for the 1998 olympics...
And of course he used that.. So did Travis Henry I think..
Granted he owns medical marijuana dispensaries and sells it, so I believe that excuse about as much as I believe 100% of NFL PED failed tests are tainted supplements, natural 1 in a million genetic disorders, evil testers messing with their urine, and treating rare diseases with drugs not usually used for that purpose. But in the early 90's that stigma was bigger.
Probably the only way you'll test positive is if your sealed in a room with a bunch of smokers, even then it's doubtful.
He went from vilified to vindicated....
Yes, but he was vindicated only because marijuana was not on the list of banned substances... Even today, all that matters is it isn't in your system during competition. It's like being vindicated for driving 45 in a 45 mph zone. Of course you are fine, even if the speed limit is changed to 35 mph 4 years later.
It's basically like saying that athletes in the times before steroids and amphetamines were banned should be punished because today there is one. It has no bearing on this topic. What Mantle and Hank Aaron did with amphetamines has no bearing on their status in baseball as it was legal for the sport when they took them.
And he said he didn't smoke, just was around other's who did (proven that this can be true). But again, if you feel that in Olympic sports that marijuana is a performance enhancing drug (Ross did), it doesn't matter what methods you use to ingest it right?