To be called a cheater kills me.

The last thing I ever wanted was to be considered a cheater. The one thing I prided myself on was carrying myself with the utmost honesty and dignity. To be in this category, to be a cheater, kills me and hurts more than losing the chance to be in the Olympics.

I was taking a little harmless product that was helping me grow some hair. The last thing I ever wanted from this (case) is to be considered a cheater. To be in this category, called a cheater and everything, it kills me. That hurts me now more than not being in the Olympics.

The current anti-doping rules lack any notion of common sense. ... He had a well-documented reason for the positive test.

But a wife..."
"...is an individual who can be interesting when one makes use of her, but one must know how to detach oneself firmly when serious reasons separate one from her."
"That is a harsh statement."
"Not at all...it is philosophy...it is the tone of the day, it is the language of reason, one must adopt it or be taken for a fool."
"This supposes some fault in your wife, explain it to me: some natural defect, or a failure to comply, or bad conduct."
"A little of everything...a little of everything, sir, but let us change the subject, I beg you, and return to that dear Madam: damn me, I don't understand how you can have been in Orleans without amusing yourself with that creature...but everyone has her.

Life is at peace when you blindly don't trust on anyone's STATEMENT. We should thank LIFE for this lesson!