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So far its ehhh. He basically says he isn't sorry he took roids,and that he has done so much research on them that he is an "expert" on them. He truly thinks people should all take them,and that the side effects are from people who do it incorrectly. Being that Canseco holds a PHD I guess I'll take his word for it. :roll:


BTW I didnt actually pay for the book,my girl got it for me as a gift. And she used a gift card. So technically no money came out of our pockets,and into Joses.

page 100.

Canseco sounds like a bitter hack who thinks the world owes him something. He's jealous of Mark McGwire,and his special treatment from the press,and the A's. He brags of "playing hard to get " with Madonna. It reeks more of she dogged him out.He makes her sound like a desperate woman,with stalkerlike tendencies. I call BS.

This book is kinda dull.

The Assassin wrote:page 100.

Canseco sounds like a bitter hack who thinks the world owes him something. He's jealous of Mark McGwire,and his special treatment from the press,and the A's. He brags of "playing hard to get " with Madonna. It reeks more of she dogged him out.He makes her sound like a desperate woman,with stalkerlike tendencies. I call BS.

This book is kinda dull.

Wait til you get to his 3.9 40.

Killian wrote:

The Assassin wrote:page 100.

Canseco sounds like a bitter hack who thinks the world owes him something. He's jealous of Mark McGwire,and his special treatment from the press,and the A's. He brags of "playing hard to get " with Madonna. It reeks more of she dogged him out.He makes her sound like a desperate woman,with stalkerlike tendencies. I call BS.

This book is kinda dull.

Wait til you get to his 3.9 40.

I read that,according to Canseco,he is the greatest athlete to ever play the game. Its all baseballs fault for his "blackballing" not his. :roll: But the chapter that says that Tony Gonzalez from the Chiefs was plugging his wife was kinda cool.

roids are great, the family should shoot up and lift together. Anyone telling you different is a liar.



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lyle alzado