because his hair is "too short"...even if that's true it doesn't look
good on him. I seem to recall reading somewhere a hair sample could be
provided simply from the hairs on a razor...

http://jayski.com/cupnews.htm#news-hair

On Jul 23, 6:44*pm, Fish <godwin.da... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
just for the record i am in support of mayfield BUT i recently had to
do my first drug test a couple days ago (i am only 18 remember), as i
am entering a law enforcement course in college, that is a suggested
path to enter the police academy to join a police force (no police
force here will hire any one less than 25, so it's pretty much going
to school to waste the next 7 years of my life until i become 25,
though no formal post-secondary is required) and pre-term testing is
required, as well as random tests throughout the year (no point in
becoming a law enforcer if you break them yourself). hair tests were
not performed, but i asked about them because i noticed the
instructor's 88 hat, and we got talking about the mayfield situation,
and i wondered why a hair test wasn't performed and he stated that not
much hair is needed, my hair is about the same length as jeremy's
judging by recent photos and the instructor said hair my length my
would be more than enough. perhaps though, as a pre-screening for
college, the tests conducted would not be as in-depth as one involved
in a highly public legal battle between a billion dollar corporation
and a multi-millionaire "Athlete". for the record, i was clean, tests
only took 24 hours (again not very in-depth i'm assuming), but i have
never used any illegal substances so it was never really a question in
my case :-P beer and whiskey are the only substances i need ;-)


on another note, mayfield seems to be working on a huge sponsorship
deal (he has no team though anymore...) and he sounds quite excited
about it http://jayski.com/cupnews.htm#news41aaa

"Fish" <godwin.dave8 (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote


18... a good age... I remember then....kind of...




I agree....


If you are 18 as you state in your first statement above, you don't agree
with the second statement above, or your third statement wouldn't even
exist... this assuming you are in th US, of course... because if you are,
the beer and whiskey that are the only substances you need, indeed *are*
illegal for you to consume... shame on you..

On Jul 23, 7:40*pm, "Joey Tribiani" <J... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:
WELL i am 18, and i live in canada actually, where the drinking age is
19 (which doesn't come until february for me), but canada's unique
drinking laws allow for different drinking ages in different
provinces, so though i live in ontario the drinking age is 19, the
town i live in is less than a 20 min drive to quebec, where the
drinking age is 18 (and the beer is cheaper too). also i don't know
how serious police take underage drinking in the US, or even elsewhere
in Canada, but because of this unique geographic layout, it isn't a
strongly enforced law

"Joey Tribiani" <Joey (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in
news:jx6am.14834$qx1.9060 (AT) newsfe04 (DOT) iad:

He's in Canuckistan. It's ok there (as are a lot of other things
the morality police in the US don't approve of).

John

Fish <godwin.dave8 (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote in news:340e8e56-a6aa-4089-a6ea-
1fb59f4e5590 (AT) y19g2000yqy (DOT) googlegroups.com:

I doubt that's the reason. I have to assume the hair test wouldn't
provide a useful result (perhaps it cannot discriminate between
legally prescribed amphetamines and meth, not as well as a urine
test). Or perhaps Aegis is not equipped to do a hair test, and
NASCAR won't use any other lab. If the hair test would provide
useful results, one side or the other would have insisted upon it
by now.

John

Fish wrote:


then you are an underage drug user

On Jul 23, 9:22*pm, bobby <speak... (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:
i thought we already went over this...im not underage in my country

"Joey Tribiani" <Joey (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

Bull. No one who was really 18 at one time remembers it. I think... Well,
ok - maybe we remember some of the things of being 18. Like the free love
movement, ban the bra, and some other historic events that made this country
great.



Aren't there still some 18 states left? Maybe not, but I thought there
were.

--

-Mike-
mmarlowREMOVE (AT) windstream (DOT) net

On Jul 24, 12:00*am, "Mike Marlow" <mmarlowREM... (AT) windstream (DOT) net>
wrote:
um well being canadian i ain't too familiar with american laws, but as
far as i know drinking age is 21 in all states, 18 though for tobacco
(with some exceptions being 19)


and only time will tell if i remember being 18 i guess :-P