[Baynative]

For years I've said athletes at the pro level are entertainers and like the actors and performers we love who alter themselves in unimaginable ways, they should have no limits on what they choose to use in order to leave their audiences in awe.

If you asked rookies in any sport if they would jeopardize their future health for fame and fortune today, 9 out of 10 would probably say yes.

I also believe that once all sports reduce themselves to the level of pro wrestling, leagues and competitions would naturally develop for competitors who preform Au natural. The slide began when the Olympics opened the doors to pros. I'd like to see a return to amateur Olympics, but the unionization of college athletes is about to shut down that idea forever.

[PeteB570]

191 signed the start sheet this morning.

[PeteB570]

From the web site about this stage “...It’s a celebration of the braveness of Anglophone soldiers who lost their lives during World War I, passing near the Canadian memorial of Vimy, the British cemetery of Sailly-Saillisel, the necropolis of Rancourt, the historial of the Big War in Péronne, the South African memorial of Bois Delville in Longueval, the franco-british memorial of Thieval and the last one in Villers-Bretonneux where the names of 10.733 Australian soldiers who died at war from 1916 to 1918 are written...”