Here’s what he said:
“I had to write down all of the places we went. And even if I could figure it out; let’s say someone could document where I went. You’re telling me USADA are gonna go down, and, on my behalf, try to test all the different meats to see if, well, you know, kangaroos are wild and this guy wanted to beef em’ up so he bought something that was very abundant – in the study that I did – oral turinabol could be bought in powdered form.”
Seriously though, kangaroos will mess up your face.
“You put it on the food and you bulk up your livestock, and you could sell it into the stores because now you get more bang for your buck. An animal that takes two years to reach maturity, you know, muscle weight, now in four months he’s bigger than he’s ever gonna be and you slaughter him. It’s a common practice. I don’t know, I’m not pointing the finger any where, I’m just saying there’s so many loopholes for me to sit there and go ‘where did it come from?’ Hell man, I don’t know, I really don’t. All I know is that I didn’t willingly take anything.”
Is Mir telling the truth? Do farmers and/or hunters give kangaroos steroids to make them bigger to increase profits on them as livestock? Hell, maybe? I’m not a scientist.
I’m not going to pretend that this is a more likely scenario than him simply taking some ‘roids or maybe a tainted supplement.
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