Egyptian Weightlifting Team Banned for Giving Dianabol to Teenage Girls

[Eman]

Lol and you keep doing it...

I'm not doing anything. I don't think it's strange, just throwing it out there. I just mentioned it because it gives you an idea of their frame of mind on substances.

 

[Norse13]

Her husband had back pain or migraines or something and he was already in Egypt waiting for her. He asked if she could bring his meds so she did. But yeah, not the best move but honestly I wouldn't have really given it a lot of thought myself until after I had been found out. With that said, you would be unlikely to get into much trouble in Western countries after verification from the spouse... But we're talking about a country where even alcohol is pretty taboo.

The quantity makes me a bit suspicious, 290 is quite a lot. Borderline for resale. And would you really ask your wife to smuggle that kind of oipioids for you? I'd never ask my wife to carry even a single dbol for me. Weird eh.

Saying that, I am throwing rocks in a glass house. I contracted malaria in a small African country (for the 4th time) and was given two packs of 20 Tramadol for pain, as well as the usual malarone. I didn't know wtf tramadol was, I only used 10 and carried the remaining 30 in my toiletries back to Europe and across many countries on holiday travels. Obviously with no prescription or receipt...

 

[Savagesteve]

In my gym, in a Middle Eastern country, some women wear headscarf like that photo. Other women wear booty shorts. And others everything inbetween. Doesn't seem to be a problem for anyone. Wear whatever you like.

I’m assuming you must live in a fairly relaxed Muslim country. I don’t see this happening in the majority of Muslim countries. (The booty shorts)