McGwire Juiced, Says Little Brother

[Centerfield]

Mark McGwire's younger brother, a professional bodybuilder, is shopping a book that details both his and his famous older brother's use of steroids and HGH.

Link:

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/2009/01/21/2009-01-21_jay_mcgwire_pitching_book_detailing_brot-1.html

[Guest sharpie]

Nice brother.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Sheesh, if you're going to sell out your big brother, you should have done it in 1999 while the price is high.

[metirish]

Could have done without the visual right there...

[Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket]

I think Jay's shorts actually look better.

[soupcan]

="Edgy DC":1ezslf32][/quote:1ezslf32] Douche chills.

Edgy DC Jan 22 2009 08:14 AM

="metirish":2qesj9te]Could have done without the visual right there...[/quote:2qesj9te] The best part is the crappy bare concrete patio, the Wal-Mart funiture, and the space-saving sliding glass door. How about a few potted plants or some shade, Mac? Have you moved in with the Brady Bunch? The new CPF assignment. I need all male forum members to get together with your own brother and repeat this shot. In tribute, of course. In tribute. Benjamin Grimm Jan 22 2009 08:18 AM Fortunately, at least in this case, I have no brother. Is that really a real photo? It looks very Photoshoppy, like McGwire's head was placed on an exceptionally tanned body from a Charles Atlas type advertisement. metirish Jan 22 2009 08:21 AM I would think it's real and that's the oil they use to slather themselves , makes them look orange , Mark meanwhile has the Irish tan working. Edgy DC Jan 22 2009 08:25 AM ="Benjamin Grimm":13bhrtst]Fortunately, at least in this case, I have no brother.[/quote:13bhrtst] Brother-less forumites are encouraged to team up with each other. Somehow, I'll make it all about charity, so you can't say no. Edgy DC Jan 22 2009 08:33 AM Much more important, though less tabloidy because it doesn't involve bringing down a hero, is Kirk Radomski's assertion that MLB was warning players who failed "anonymous tests" in order to minimize the numbers when the following year's figures would go public. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/22/sports/baseball/22radomski.html?ref=sports Radomski also claims to have given pee to Dwight Gooden. Fman99 Jan 22 2009 08:48 AM ="Edgy DC":4ugvvgtc]Much more important, though less tabloidy because it doesn't involve bringing down a hero, is Kirk Radomski's assertion that MLB was warning players who failed "anonymous tests" in order to minimize the numbers when the following year's figures would go public. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/22/sports/baseball/22radomski.html?ref=sports Radomski also claims to have given pee to Dwight Gooden.[/quote:4ugvvgtc] Sleazy Kirk: "Hey Doc, here's some pee!" Doc: "Who are you again? Take your weird ass and your mason jar and scram."

[Guest Edgy DC]

="metirish":2qesj9te]Could have done without the visual right there...[/quote:2qesj9te] The best part is the crappy bare concrete patio, the Wal-Mart funiture, and the space-saving sliding glass door. How about a few potted plants or some shade, Mac? Have you moved in with the Brady Bunch? The new CPF assignment. I need all male forum members to get together with your own brother and repeat this shot. In tribute, of course. In tribute.

Benjamin Grimm Jan 22 2009 08:18 AM

Fortunately, at least in this case, I have no brother. Is that really a real photo? It looks very Photoshoppy, like McGwire's head was placed on an exceptionally tanned body from a Charles Atlas type advertisement.

metirish Jan 22 2009 08:21 AM

I would think it's real and that's the oil they use to slather themselves , makes them look orange , Mark meanwhile has the Irish tan working.

Edgy DC Jan 22 2009 08:25 AM

="Benjamin Grimm":13bhrtst]Fortunately, at least in this case, I have no brother.[/quote:13bhrtst] Brother-less forumites are encouraged to team up with each other. Somehow, I'll make it all about charity, so you can't say no. Edgy DC Jan 22 2009 08:33 AM Much more important, though less tabloidy because it doesn't involve bringing down a hero, is Kirk Radomski's assertion that MLB was warning players who failed "anonymous tests" in order to minimize the numbers when the following year's figures would go public. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/22/sports/baseball/22radomski.html?ref=sports Radomski also claims to have given pee to Dwight Gooden. Fman99 Jan 22 2009 08:48 AM ="Edgy DC":4ugvvgtc]Much more important, though less tabloidy because it doesn't involve bringing down a hero, is Kirk Radomski's assertion that MLB was warning players who failed "anonymous tests" in order to minimize the numbers when the following year's figures would go public. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/22/sports/baseball/22radomski.html?ref=sports Radomski also claims to have given pee to Dwight Gooden.[/quote:4ugvvgtc] Sleazy Kirk: "Hey Doc, here's some pee!" Doc: "Who are you again? Take your weird ass and your mason jar and scram."

[Benjamin Grimm]

Fortunately, at least in this case, I have no brother.

Is that really a real photo? It looks very Photoshoppy, like McGwire's head was placed on an exceptionally tanned body from a Charles Atlas type advertisement.

[metirish]

I would think it's real and that's the oil they use to slather themselves , makes them look orange , Mark meanwhile has the Irish tan working.

[Guest Edgy DC]

="Benjamin Grimm":13bhrtst]Fortunately, at least in this case, I have no brother.[/quote:13bhrtst] Brother-less forumites are encouraged to team up with each other. Somehow, I'll make it all about charity, so you can't say no.

Edgy DC Jan 22 2009 08:33 AM

Much more important, though less tabloidy because it doesn't involve bringing down a hero, is Kirk Radomski's assertion that MLB was warning players who failed "anonymous tests" in order to minimize the numbers when the following year's figures would go public. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/22/sports/baseball/22radomski.html?ref=sports Radomski also claims to have given pee to Dwight Gooden.

Fman99 Jan 22 2009 08:48 AM

="Edgy DC":4ugvvgtc]Much more important, though less tabloidy because it doesn't involve bringing down a hero, is Kirk Radomski's assertion that MLB was warning players who failed "anonymous tests" in order to minimize the numbers when the following year's figures would go public. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/22/sports/baseball/22radomski.html?ref=sports Radomski also claims to have given pee to Dwight Gooden.[/quote:4ugvvgtc] Sleazy Kirk: "Hey Doc, here's some pee!" Doc: "Who are you again? Take your weird ass and your mason jar and scram."

[Guest Edgy DC]

Much more important, though less tabloidy because it doesn't involve bringing down a hero, is Kirk Radomski's assertion that MLB was warning players who failed "anonymous tests" in order to minimize the numbers when the following year's figures would go public.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/22/sports/baseball/22radomski.html?ref=sports

Radomski also claims to have given pee to Dwight Gooden.

[Fman99]

="Edgy DC":4ugvvgtc]Much more important, though less tabloidy because it doesn't involve bringing down a hero, is Kirk Radomski's assertion that MLB was warning players who failed "anonymous tests" in order to minimize the numbers when the following year's figures would go public. http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/22/sports/baseball/22radomski.html?ref=sports Radomski also claims to have given pee to Dwight Gooden.[/quote:4ugvvgtc] Sleazy Kirk: "Hey Doc, here's some pee!" Doc: "Who are you again? Take your weird ass and your mason jar and scram."