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Dopey dope idea

  • 30 Jun 2024
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Donald Trump has said that he was willing to undergo a test for performance enhancing drugs before the debate. He can save time as there is absolutely no evidence of enhanced performance and if he were taking such drugs he should ask for a refund.

The only performance enhancing drug most of us come into contact with is coffee and it is very addictive as I and billions have found.

Dennis Fitzgerald,

Melbourne, Australia

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