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steroids

"No I'm not on steroids but thanks for asking"

I have seen the above as an twitter/ bbm / facebook updates..
why should on normal case such a question be asked to a person? or on the contrary does it mean the person is hiding some pains to himself and just showing of that he is strong?

Please suggest..

Thanks in advance
  

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We don't have enough context to know what is meant. The two most likely explanations to my mind are (1) the writer is muscular and is proud of his body and (2) the writer is happy to have someone worry about his health.

— Mister Micawber

  • We don't have enough context to know what is meant.
  • The two most likely explanations to my mind are (1) the writer is muscular and is proud of his body and (2) the writer is happy to have someone worry about his health.
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We don't have enough context to know what is meant. The two most likely explanations to my mind are (1) the writer is muscular and is proud of his body and (2) the writer is happy to have someone worry about his health.
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