I will admit to being so stupid as not to know the identity of Woody Page.

However, when it comes to the sport of track and field, I would pit my knowledge of it against most anybody, as I have a background in it not only as an athlete, but as a lifelong fan.

I have followed the BALCO case since it first made headlines and would feel fairly confident that I have read most everything written about it that has appeared on line.

When it comes to drugs and steroids, I have excellent knowledge as well.

As for my relationship with Dr. Alex Harthill, your inability to understand what I wrote says more about what you brought to the reading than what was written.

You don't have the first clue about the condition of Captain Bodgit's legs when he was bought by Team Valor, so anything coming out of your pie hole is just canned filling.

It is nothing if not ironic that the name you have chosen to hide behind is that of the horse that beat Captain Bodgit in the Kentucky Derby during an era when a test for clenbuterol was unavailable in the State of Kentucky and rumors of a direct injection of that drug into the trachea of your namesake is generally attributed to his success in the Triple Crown.

Finally, before calling anybody stupid, learn to write, spell, punctuate and think.