James stewart bought some hondas?

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Ob is a stand up dude and knows what he's talking about. The thing is.....when it comes to ADHD , there are many different levels in...
Ob is a stand up dude and knows what he's talking about. The thing is.....when it comes to ADHD , there are many different levels in which people can have. What James has?.....I have no idea. BUT.....yes , it is the most popular " cheater drug " on planet earth for athletes. College kids and gamers use it a lot as well. People take advantage of it and use 2 , 3 and even 4 times what they are prescribed and it is then / and can be a major performance enhancer.

I am not going to stoop to Farfang's level here , specially since I know James was prescribed the medication. With that being said though , James has not been the same since after the failed WADA tests. We can all draw our own conclusions to that.

That alone can be a huge debate on " What he was prescribed - To what he was taking before the tests. "

To me , it's all water under the bridge right now , and I just want him to come back and get back out there again. I'd love to see him try just one more full season. In a selfish fan type of way. I don't care about the past , I'm trying to look towards the future for him. Weather it be a racer , or a family man , or both. I'm good either way.
I can't imagine he goes to all this work for half a season + mx. You'd have to think he will run at least one more season.

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Ob is a stand up dude and knows what he's talking about. The thing is.....when it comes to ADHD , there are many different levels in...
Ob is a stand up dude and knows what he's talking about. The thing is.....when it comes to ADHD , there are many different levels in which people can have. What James has?.....I have no idea. BUT.....yes , it is the most popular " cheater drug " on planet earth for athletes. College kids and gamers use it a lot as well. People take advantage of it and use 2 , 3 and even 4 times what they are prescribed and it is then / and can be a major performance enhancer.

I am not going to stoop to Farfang's level here , specially since I know James was prescribed the medication. With that being said though , James has not been the same since after the failed WADA tests. We can all draw our own conclusions to that.

That alone can be a huge debate on " What he was prescribed - To what he was taking before the tests. "

To me , it's all water under the bridge right now , and I just want him to come back and get back out there again. I'd love to see him try just one more full season. In a selfish fan type of way. I don't care about the past , I'm trying to look towards the future for him. Weather it be a racer , or a family man , or both. I'm good either way.
tprice07 wrote:
I can't imagine he goes to all this work for half a season + mx. You'd have to think he will run at least one more...
I can't imagine he goes to all this work for half a season + mx. You'd have to think he will run at least one more season.

I hope you're right!!
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Some of us are intimately experienced with it as a medicarion and understand what it does for those prescribed. And those effects are nothing like what...
Some of us are intimately experienced with it as a medicarion and understand what it does for those prescribed. And those effects are nothing like what the effects are for people who do not need it. Adhd patients, it slows brain activity to a controllable pace so they can focus and not get distracted as easily. It does not give the speed effect nor does it wire you. Those you mentioned, get the wired, speed effect similar to cocaine or meth. Completely opposite of add and adhd patients.
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(ob, correct me if I'm wrong) Isn't that the point ob was trying to make? I think he means the medication has a history of being...
(ob, correct me if I'm wrong) Isn't that the point ob was trying to make? I think he means the medication has a history of being "abused" by athletes who don't "need" it in order to get performance enhancement.

Edit: reworded for clarity
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Anybody who knows anything (and I don't...just listening to those who do) will tell you that the enhancement effects of Adderall on a person not diagnosed...
Anybody who knows anything (and I don't...just listening to those who do) will tell you that the enhancement effects of Adderall on a person not diagnosed with an attention deficit disorder is HUGELY and COMPLETELY different from a person who does suffer from a diagnosed ADHD issue. The person who does not have an issue can expect largely amphetimine-like effects and increase in focus. Those who do will only experience the ability (for once) to have the focus ability of a "normal" person...not some superhuman-like effect, or one associated with amphetimine.

Bottom line...JS7 only took the med to help him focus on the track and in day-to-day life. He didn't take it to get high or for any other reason.
I guess I don't understand why you posted that
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hvaughn88 wrote:
(ob, correct me if I'm wrong) Isn't that the point ob was trying to make? I think he means the medication has a history of being...
(ob, correct me if I'm wrong) Isn't that the point ob was trying to make? I think he means the medication has a history of being "abused" by athletes who don't "need" it in order to get performance enhancement.

Edit: reworded for clarity
davistld01 wrote:
Anybody who knows anything (and I don't...just listening to those who do) will tell you that the enhancement effects of Adderall on a person not diagnosed...
Anybody who knows anything (and I don't...just listening to those who do) will tell you that the enhancement effects of Adderall on a person not diagnosed with an attention deficit disorder is HUGELY and COMPLETELY different from a person who does suffer from a diagnosed ADHD issue. The person who does not have an issue can expect largely amphetimine-like effects and increase in focus. Those who do will only experience the ability (for once) to have the focus ability of a "normal" person...not some superhuman-like effect, or one associated with amphetimine.

Bottom line...JS7 only took the med to help him focus on the track and in day-to-day life. He didn't take it to get high or for any other reason.
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I guess I don't understand why you posted that
Adderall is highly regulated. It is not an easy drug to get a prescription for. There are no refills for it, you have to visit your doctor for each refill. For those who have a scrip, they need it to be normal, not enhanced. For those abusing it, they use it to be enhanced. It doesnt work to enhance those who need it, that was what fargnarf or wtf ever his name is was implying. Those who abuse it either buy it blackmarket or have one seriously shady ass doctor who doesnt give a rip about losing his license. it really isnt that great. Makes you feel like a zombie at times. You have zero appetite. But you dont get distracted as easily..... those who need it, the more you take the worse you feel. Those who dont need it, the more you take the more its like cocaine. And looking at James before and after, i have zero doubt he needs it. Much more calm and collected on it than prior. That isnt abuse, thats a need.
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hvaughn88 1/27/2017 1:19pm
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Holy shit. Guys, while I appreciate your explanations of adderall, I'm well aware of what it does and the effects it has. That's not even remotely what I was talking about when I responded to ob's post. I'm not sure how it's getting lost in translation here. Go back and read the conversation very slowly, and very carefully. Nothing I was saying had anything to do with whether I thought adderall is or isn't needed by James Stewart. Nothing I said had anything to do with the merits of adderall's effects. All I was trying to clarify is that, yes, it has been utilized by athletes who may not need it.
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hvaughn88 wrote:
Holy shit. Guys, while I appreciate your explanations of adderall, I'm well aware of what it does and the effects it has. That's not even remotely...
Holy shit. Guys, while I appreciate your explanations of adderall, I'm well aware of what it does and the effects it has. That's not even remotely what I was talking about when I responded to ob's post. I'm not sure how it's getting lost in translation here. Go back and read the conversation very slowly, and very carefully. Nothing I was saying had anything to do with whether I thought adderall is or isn't needed by James Stewart. Nothing I said had anything to do with the merits of adderall's effects. All I was trying to clarify is that, yes, it has been utilized by athletes who may not need it.
That was aknowledged a few times. Yeah. It gets abused by athletes.
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gsxrcr28 1/27/2017 1:33pm
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Mr. Knobby wrote:
F - job, You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD...
F - job,

You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD and treatments...that doesn't fit with your agenda.

Second, I'm going to repeat what someone else said:
1. You're a troll.

2. You're an idiot.

3. You're a hater.

4. You're pathetic.
This part always gets ignored by the same few.

You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD and treatments...that doesn't fit with your agenda.

Also, I don't think people realize how rare it is for WADA and their panel of physicians to agree that an athlete needs a medication, and approve them getting a TUE once they have tested positive for the medication without a TUE.

Or maybe they do realize it, but prefer to work their weird agenda anyway. Blink
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hvaughn88 1/27/2017 1:36pm
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Holy shit. Guys, while I appreciate your explanations of adderall, I'm well aware of what it does and the effects it has. That's not even remotely...
Holy shit. Guys, while I appreciate your explanations of adderall, I'm well aware of what it does and the effects it has. That's not even remotely what I was talking about when I responded to ob's post. I'm not sure how it's getting lost in translation here. Go back and read the conversation very slowly, and very carefully. Nothing I was saying had anything to do with whether I thought adderall is or isn't needed by James Stewart. Nothing I said had anything to do with the merits of adderall's effects. All I was trying to clarify is that, yes, it has been utilized by athletes who may not need it.
Dtat720 wrote:
That was aknowledged a few times. Yeah. It gets abused by athletes.
So why did you feel like you needed to explain adderall to me?
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hvaughn88 wrote:
Holy shit. Guys, while I appreciate your explanations of adderall, I'm well aware of what it does and the effects it has. That's not even remotely...
Holy shit. Guys, while I appreciate your explanations of adderall, I'm well aware of what it does and the effects it has. That's not even remotely what I was talking about when I responded to ob's post. I'm not sure how it's getting lost in translation here. Go back and read the conversation very slowly, and very carefully. Nothing I was saying had anything to do with whether I thought adderall is or isn't needed by James Stewart. Nothing I said had anything to do with the merits of adderall's effects. All I was trying to clarify is that, yes, it has been utilized by athletes who may not need it.
Dtat720 wrote:
That was aknowledged a few times. Yeah. It gets abused by athletes.
hvaughn88 wrote:
So why did you feel like you needed to explain adderall to me?
Did we just break up? You need closure or something?
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I give up
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Dtat720 1/27/2017 1:43pm
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I give up
Lol. It was a joke. All good man
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gsxrcr28 wrote:
This part always gets ignored by the same few. [b]You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested...
This part always gets ignored by the same few.

You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD and treatments...that doesn't fit with your agenda.

Also, I don't think people realize how rare it is for WADA and their panel of physicians to agree that an athlete needs a medication, and approve them getting a TUE once they have tested positive for the medication without a TUE.

Or maybe they do realize it, but prefer to work their weird agenda anyway. Blink
Yes, the part that always gets ignored is the part that's bolded, as a strong indication of someone who doesn't have adhd!

As an adult you don't develop adhd.

James past accomplishments, greatest 125 rider of all time(most wins), perfect outdoor 2008 season and his numerous SX wins prior to 2010 do not show the inability to focus.

You always mention agenda, but you have an agenda as well. Pot calling kettle black Wink
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just.another.nickname wrote:
Yes, the part that always gets ignored is the part that's bolded, as a strong indication of someone who doesn't have adhd! As an adult you...
Yes, the part that always gets ignored is the part that's bolded, as a strong indication of someone who doesn't have adhd!

As an adult you don't develop adhd.

James past accomplishments, greatest 125 rider of all time(most wins), perfect outdoor 2008 season and his numerous SX wins prior to 2010 do not show the inability to focus.

You always mention agenda, but you have an agenda as well. Pot calling kettle black Wink
Adderall is also prescribed for patients that have sustained multiple concussions...

Yes, an agenda of less negativity in the sport, and less "haters" as the kids call them.

One can hope.
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gsxrcr28 wrote:
This part always gets ignored by the same few. [b]You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested...
This part always gets ignored by the same few.

You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD and treatments...that doesn't fit with your agenda.

Also, I don't think people realize how rare it is for WADA and their panel of physicians to agree that an athlete needs a medication, and approve them getting a TUE once they have tested positive for the medication without a TUE.

Or maybe they do realize it, but prefer to work their weird agenda anyway. Blink
just.another.nickname wrote:
Yes, the part that always gets ignored is the part that's bolded, as a strong indication of someone who doesn't have adhd! As an adult you...
Yes, the part that always gets ignored is the part that's bolded, as a strong indication of someone who doesn't have adhd!

As an adult you don't develop adhd.

James past accomplishments, greatest 125 rider of all time(most wins), perfect outdoor 2008 season and his numerous SX wins prior to 2010 do not show the inability to focus.

You always mention agenda, but you have an agenda as well. Pot calling kettle black Wink
Adults get diagnosed everyday. Parents overlook it, kids grow up thinking its normal. Older they get the more frustrating life gets and they go see a doctor and voila! Adhd. It isnt uncommon at all
just.another.nickname 1/27/2017 2:31pm
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Adderall is also prescribed for patients that have sustained multiple concussions... Yes, an agenda of less negativity in the sport, and less "haters" as the kids...
Adderall is also prescribed for patients that have sustained multiple concussions...

Yes, an agenda of less negativity in the sport, and less "haters" as the kids call them.

One can hope.
Yes, I also saw it could be useful for those who have sustained multiple concussions. And
that's wonderful.

But if it is to be believed that he takes for that very reason, than all those discussing "those
who have adhd and those who don't, taking adderall differences...yada yada yada" is pointless.

My point isn't about James and the outcome, it's about how people discuss and "prove" what
they want to be true. Even if their proof, proves otherwise. They still don't see it.

Anyway, I don't want to get caught up in "this". If you reply be sure I'll read it. But as you stated,
the less negativity the better.

I do wish James the best personally, professionally but most of all, that he has his health when all
this is over for him. When he chooses.

Peace.
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This is what happens when you click page 6 of a JS7 thread. Done should have known better. I stupidly thought I might read some chat about James on Hondas but nope. Fucking Adderall banter. I can't even........

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Back on track...kinda...isn't a little funny that we haven't seen any real pics of James on the red bikes or any vid clips of him riding at all?

Oh yeah...this is James Stewart we're talking about. Right. Blink
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ML512 wrote:
James has competed in 11 championship attempts since his last title. James has competed in 26 different title runs and won 7 of them. By comparison...
James has competed in 11 championship attempts since his last title. James has competed in 26 different title runs and won 7 of them.

By comparison, Ryan Villopoto competed in 15 title runs (16 if you count the GP season) and won 10 of them.

Ryan Dungey has competed in 20 title runs (not counting 2017) and has won 8 of them.

If you are gonna count the couple times dungey didnt complete the season because of injury as " competed in title runs" than you have to for villopoto making his 18 and not 15, not counting the GP season.
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Dtat720 wrote:
Some of us are intimately experienced with it as a medicarion and understand what it does for those prescribed. And those effects are nothing like what...
Some of us are intimately experienced with it as a medicarion and understand what it does for those prescribed. And those effects are nothing like what the effects are for people who do not need it. Adhd patients, it slows brain activity to a controllable pace so they can focus and not get distracted as easily. It does not give the speed effect nor does it wire you. Those you mentioned, get the wired, speed effect similar to cocaine or meth. Completely opposite of add and adhd patients.
hvaughn88 wrote:
(ob, correct me if I'm wrong) Isn't that the point ob was trying to make? I think he means the medication has a history of being...
(ob, correct me if I'm wrong) Isn't that the point ob was trying to make? I think he means the medication has a history of being "abused" by athletes who don't "need" it in order to get performance enhancement.

Edit: reworded for clarity
jeffro503 wrote:
Ob is a stand up dude and knows what he's talking about. The thing is.....when it comes to ADHD , there are many different levels in...
Ob is a stand up dude and knows what he's talking about. The thing is.....when it comes to ADHD , there are many different levels in which people can have. What James has?.....I have no idea. BUT.....yes , it is the most popular " cheater drug " on planet earth for athletes. College kids and gamers use it a lot as well. People take advantage of it and use 2 , 3 and even 4 times what they are prescribed and it is then / and can be a major performance enhancer.

I am not going to stoop to Farfang's level here , specially since I know James was prescribed the medication. With that being said though , James has not been the same since after the failed WADA tests. We can all draw our own conclusions to that.

That alone can be a huge debate on " What he was prescribed - To what he was taking before the tests. "

To me , it's all water under the bridge right now , and I just want him to come back and get back out there again. I'd love to see him try just one more full season. In a selfish fan type of way. I don't care about the past , I'm trying to look towards the future for him. Weather it be a racer , or a family man , or both. I'm good either way.
JS7 hasn't been the same since he was suspended for a year! Not the script but being out of racing for a entire year I would suspect would definitely take a toll on one's speed and skills and I'm sure the T-bone dinner that Dungy served him giving him a concussion was The Snowball Effect for f*****-up season last year and take into consideration he also got married and had a baby with his wife while he was away I don't know any man that didn't eat whatever his wife was craving during her pregnancy and gained weight with her! Imagine if James hadn't got suspended ,the way he was riding in 2014 he would be awfully close to McGrath 72-win record!
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Mr. Knobby wrote:
F - job, You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD...
F - job,

You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD and treatments...that doesn't fit with your agenda.

Second, I'm going to repeat what someone else said:
1. You're a troll.

2. You're an idiot.

3. You're a hater.

4. You're pathetic.
Awwww you really hurt my feelings lol.

But funnily enough you proved my point. ADHD does not suddenly develop in your 20's as JS proved with his 125 career. So if he was fine on the 125 then why did he need it several years later? Probably due to the concussions right?

Using that logic, if Kenny's arm isn't 100% after the crash (I'm talking pro motocross 100% not carrying the shopping 100%) then he should be allowed to take unlimited amounts of steroids until he is on a par with the other riders, and he can do this without a TUE, right?

He was banned for a reason. You can hate me or hate wada but adderal is banned for a reason. It enhances performance, especially in unregulated doses such as Stewart was taking before he was tested.

He's super talented - I get it. But when the injuries took their toll he used drugs to compensate and got caught.
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Dtat720 1/27/2017 8:26pm
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Mr. Knobby wrote:
F - job, You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD...
F - job,

You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD and treatments...that doesn't fit with your agenda.

Second, I'm going to repeat what someone else said:
1. You're a troll.

2. You're an idiot.

3. You're a hater.

4. You're pathetic.
FARANG wrote:
Awwww you really hurt my feelings lol. But funnily enough you proved my point. ADHD does not suddenly develop in your 20's as JS proved with...
Awwww you really hurt my feelings lol.

But funnily enough you proved my point. ADHD does not suddenly develop in your 20's as JS proved with his 125 career. So if he was fine on the 125 then why did he need it several years later? Probably due to the concussions right?

Using that logic, if Kenny's arm isn't 100% after the crash (I'm talking pro motocross 100% not carrying the shopping 100%) then he should be allowed to take unlimited amounts of steroids until he is on a par with the other riders, and he can do this without a TUE, right?

He was banned for a reason. You can hate me or hate wada but adderal is banned for a reason. It enhances performance, especially in unregulated doses such as Stewart was taking before he was tested.

He's super talented - I get it. But when the injuries took their toll he used drugs to compensate and got caught.
It isnt banned dumbass. You cant get a tue for a banned substance. You are trying to defend an arguement out of thin air. He wasnt forced to stop taking it either. He has his tue, wada tried to atop the fim from suspending him, wada, fim and ama have cleared him to compete using adderall. You are making yourself look like a complete fool each time you reply.
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davistld01 wrote:
Back on track...kinda...isn't a little funny that we haven't seen any [b]real[/b] pics of James on the red bikes or any vid clips of him riding...
Back on track...kinda...isn't a little funny that we haven't seen any real pics of James on the red bikes or any vid clips of him riding at all?

Oh yeah...this is James Stewart we're talking about. Right. Blink
Cats out of the bag.

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Mr. Knobby wrote:
F - job, You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD...
F - job,

You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD and treatments...that doesn't fit with your agenda.

Second, I'm going to repeat what someone else said:
1. You're a troll.

2. You're an idiot.

3. You're a hater.

4. You're pathetic.
FARANG wrote:
Awwww you really hurt my feelings lol. But funnily enough you proved my point. ADHD does not suddenly develop in your 20's as JS proved with...
Awwww you really hurt my feelings lol.

But funnily enough you proved my point. ADHD does not suddenly develop in your 20's as JS proved with his 125 career. So if he was fine on the 125 then why did he need it several years later? Probably due to the concussions right?

Using that logic, if Kenny's arm isn't 100% after the crash (I'm talking pro motocross 100% not carrying the shopping 100%) then he should be allowed to take unlimited amounts of steroids until he is on a par with the other riders, and he can do this without a TUE, right?

He was banned for a reason. You can hate me or hate wada but adderal is banned for a reason. It enhances performance, especially in unregulated doses such as Stewart was taking before he was tested.

He's super talented - I get it. But when the injuries took their toll he used drugs to compensate and got caught.
Actually, his doses were regulated. He was taking the amount prescribed by his physician. It wasn't like the guy was
doing this stuff by the handfuls.
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jeffro503 1/27/2017 9:05pm
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hvaughn88 wrote:
(ob, correct me if I'm wrong) Isn't that the point ob was trying to make? I think he means the medication has a history of being...
(ob, correct me if I'm wrong) Isn't that the point ob was trying to make? I think he means the medication has a history of being "abused" by athletes who don't "need" it in order to get performance enhancement.

Edit: reworded for clarity
jeffro503 wrote:
Ob is a stand up dude and knows what he's talking about. The thing is.....when it comes to ADHD , there are many different levels in...
Ob is a stand up dude and knows what he's talking about. The thing is.....when it comes to ADHD , there are many different levels in which people can have. What James has?.....I have no idea. BUT.....yes , it is the most popular " cheater drug " on planet earth for athletes. College kids and gamers use it a lot as well. People take advantage of it and use 2 , 3 and even 4 times what they are prescribed and it is then / and can be a major performance enhancer.

I am not going to stoop to Farfang's level here , specially since I know James was prescribed the medication. With that being said though , James has not been the same since after the failed WADA tests. We can all draw our own conclusions to that.

That alone can be a huge debate on " What he was prescribed - To what he was taking before the tests. "

To me , it's all water under the bridge right now , and I just want him to come back and get back out there again. I'd love to see him try just one more full season. In a selfish fan type of way. I don't care about the past , I'm trying to look towards the future for him. Weather it be a racer , or a family man , or both. I'm good either way.
MX-LIFE. wrote:
JS7 hasn't been the same since he was suspended for a year! Not the script but being out of racing for a entire year I would...
JS7 hasn't been the same since he was suspended for a year! Not the script but being out of racing for a entire year I would suspect would definitely take a toll on one's speed and skills and I'm sure the T-bone dinner that Dungy served him giving him a concussion was The Snowball Effect for f*****-up season last year and take into consideration he also got married and had a baby with his wife while he was away I don't know any man that didn't eat whatever his wife was craving during her pregnancy and gained weight with her! Imagine if James hadn't got suspended ,the way he was riding in 2014 he would be awfully close to McGrath 72-win record!
You are talking about 3 years ago dude. He was already getting beat pretty regularly by RV , RD and Roczen as well in a few races. He took 4th overall at the end of 2014. He had some great rides.....but you are dreaming if you think he would of ever been any where near MC's record.

Re-read what you just typed. There is like 10 excuses all wrapped up in there. IF , IF , IF........Jesus Christ the land some of you guys live in just crack me up.

AND......besides that , I'm going to use Eli here as an example : He destroyed both his fucking shoulders and it's taken him almost two years to get back to normal. James takes a year off , with no injury what so ever.......and you think that's a good excuse? TONS of riders have taken that much time off due to injury.....not playing around at the fucking golf course , then coming back for your first supercross 25lbs over weight.

Because his wife had a baby? This shit is getting ridiculous!
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FARANG 1/27/2017 9:22pm
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Mr. Knobby wrote:
F - job, You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD...
F - job,

You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD and treatments...that doesn't fit with your agenda.

Second, I'm going to repeat what someone else said:
1. You're a troll.

2. You're an idiot.

3. You're a hater.

4. You're pathetic.
FARANG wrote:
Awwww you really hurt my feelings lol. But funnily enough you proved my point. ADHD does not suddenly develop in your 20's as JS proved with...
Awwww you really hurt my feelings lol.

But funnily enough you proved my point. ADHD does not suddenly develop in your 20's as JS proved with his 125 career. So if he was fine on the 125 then why did he need it several years later? Probably due to the concussions right?

Using that logic, if Kenny's arm isn't 100% after the crash (I'm talking pro motocross 100% not carrying the shopping 100%) then he should be allowed to take unlimited amounts of steroids until he is on a par with the other riders, and he can do this without a TUE, right?

He was banned for a reason. You can hate me or hate wada but adderal is banned for a reason. It enhances performance, especially in unregulated doses such as Stewart was taking before he was tested.

He's super talented - I get it. But when the injuries took their toll he used drugs to compensate and got caught.
Dtat720 wrote:
It isnt banned dumbass. You cant get a tue for a banned substance. You are trying to defend an arguement out of thin air. He wasnt...
It isnt banned dumbass. You cant get a tue for a banned substance. You are trying to defend an arguement out of thin air. He wasnt forced to stop taking it either. He has his tue, wada tried to atop the fim from suspending him, wada, fim and ama have cleared him to compete using adderall. You are making yourself look like a complete fool each time you reply.
Firstly you should calm down, you will make less spelling mistakes.

Secondly you should google "wiki adderall" and read it. Education is a great thing even when the truth hurts.

If you are still angry, contact WADA. I'm guessing they know a bit more than you about the performance enhancing benefits of this drug, hence the ban.

PS sorry for all the mean, awful, accurate things I have posted.
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gsxrcr28 1/27/2017 9:38pm
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FARANG wrote:
Firstly you should calm down, you will make less spelling mistakes. Secondly you should google "wiki adderall" and read it. Education is a great thing even...
Firstly you should calm down, you will make less spelling mistakes.

Secondly you should google "wiki adderall" and read it. Education is a great thing even when the truth hurts.

If you are still angry, contact WADA. I'm guessing they know a bit more than you about the performance enhancing benefits of this drug, hence the ban.

PS sorry for all the mean, awful, accurate things I have posted.
There's nothing accurate about your posts, they are delusional bs as usual. If you weren't so obsessed with JS7 you'd see that.

There is nothing anywhere that says he was taking more than he was prescribed. WADA and their panel of physicians have agreed he needs to be taking the medication, that's why he was granted a TUE.

Everyone understands this makes you feel better about yourself, but I'm actually embarrassed for you at this point.
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APLMAN99 1/27/2017 9:56pm
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Mr. Knobby wrote:
F - job, You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD...
F - job,

You're ignoring the fact that James's best performances of his career were before Coy Gibbs ever suggested he see his doctor about ADHD and treatments...that doesn't fit with your agenda.

Second, I'm going to repeat what someone else said:
1. You're a troll.

2. You're an idiot.

3. You're a hater.

4. You're pathetic.
FARANG wrote:
Awwww you really hurt my feelings lol. But funnily enough you proved my point. ADHD does not suddenly develop in your 20's as JS proved with...
Awwww you really hurt my feelings lol.

But funnily enough you proved my point. ADHD does not suddenly develop in your 20's as JS proved with his 125 career. So if he was fine on the 125 then why did he need it several years later? Probably due to the concussions right?

Using that logic, if Kenny's arm isn't 100% after the crash (I'm talking pro motocross 100% not carrying the shopping 100%) then he should be allowed to take unlimited amounts of steroids until he is on a par with the other riders, and he can do this without a TUE, right?

He was banned for a reason. You can hate me or hate wada but adderal is banned for a reason. It enhances performance, especially in unregulated doses such as Stewart was taking before he was tested.

He's super talented - I get it. But when the injuries took their toll he used drugs to compensate and got caught.
Dtat720 wrote:
It isnt banned dumbass. You cant get a tue for a banned substance. You are trying to defend an arguement out of thin air. He wasnt...
It isnt banned dumbass. You cant get a tue for a banned substance. You are trying to defend an arguement out of thin air. He wasnt forced to stop taking it either. He has his tue, wada tried to atop the fim from suspending him, wada, fim and ama have cleared him to compete using adderall. You are making yourself look like a complete fool each time you reply.
Technically, I don't believe that WADA "bans" anything. They have prohibited lists, and you are able to apply for a TUE for items on the prohibited lists. That doesn't ensure that you will be granted the exemption, though.
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Radman66 1/27/2017 10:34pm
1/27/2017 10:34pm
I skipped to page 6 to see if I can find out any useful info about James and his new Hondas but all I found was grown ass men arguing online about adderall. I guess it's my own fault for expecting to find useful info on the sixth page in the first place

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