ThulsaDooom
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Lol. Was going to post "I think I know someone who'd be interested in another man's urine."
I tip my hat to you, good sir!
Otherwise known as the Aldo conundrum.
WHO THE FUCK ELSE WOULD THEY BE?
can someone explain to me, why would someone other than USADA want to impersonate USADA and collect an athletes urine?
Why would someone pretend to be USADA?
To then send the sample to a pretend WADA lab?
To write the athlete a pretend letter to tell them they are tested positive?
To ban them from sport?
I'd really like to hear some rational, sensible ideas on why someone would pretend to work for USADA and what possible detrimental effect this could have on the athlete
Theory 1: Framing you for a criminal offence
Theory 2: To gain access to your property to rob you
Pee lawWhat law?
Aldo was a G when he came up with that excuse lol. Veteran tactic by spilling the piss too.
That's what the rumor is lolLmfao he spilled the piss? That's hilarious
If you want a fighter's urine then make a fake ID. I doubt most fighter knows what a USADA ID looks like. Plus even if it looks different you can just say it has been updated and for them to call the USADA to verify it (lol). Make sure to use gloves and have specimen cups and other medical supplies so that it looks legit. LOL.
I suspect it is fairly easy to distinguish between crazy stalker fans and real USADA employees. I don't see why anyone other than the USADA would want the fighter's urine. If there was such a demand for it then I'm sure they would be selling the urine on Instagram or somewhere like that....lol
That's an interesting problem. It's illegal to do paid work in foreign countries on a tourist visa. You need a work visa which generally requires a sponsor from inside the country, a few hundred or thousand dollars, and months of paperwork processing. Didn't the same problem come up when they tried to piss test Aldo in Brazil?"Clarke wrote that the sample collectors misidentified themselves, police found that they did not have the right paperwork to be working in Thailand as citizens of Singapore and when confronted about it one of them offered to pay the officer 'in exchange for them to be let go.'"
Yeah, not shady at all. <45>
https://www.mmafighting.com/2017/9/...d-in-controversial-thailand-sample-collection
might make it easier all around if they had a USADA issued id. or if there was quick text verification when they showed up - fighter texts a number and gets a response of yes - blood, blood & urine, urine, etc. Or, eff No! Might be Machida in disguise.what law?
please point me to this law that says anyone collecting urine must have an active present id/
but that doesnt answer the question.. lets say, they arent from USADa, they are an imposter, an impersonator, what would they do with it? how would this negatively impact the athlete in any way?