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Re: Define a "WEAK" team......

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  1. hold my beer and watch this... said:

    "crit pro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

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    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Steve said:

    WHATEVER [censored] TEAM YOU ARE ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    hey [censored]...I'm on a CYCLING team, and a pro one at that. You're


    not.

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    So shut up.

    Hey Dumbass,

    You might be too far gone in your fantasy of relevance to realize


    this, but

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    most guys who have jobs, kids and mortgages and who are still racing


    at the

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    Cat I and II level are good enough to be Div III pros (at least) if


    they

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    wanted to be. However, they rightly recognize that driving around


    the

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    country, crashing in people's basements, begging their
    parents/friends/relatives for rides/money/food/bike parts, and


    working for

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    peanuts in order to live 'the dream' isn't the best way to ensure a


    healthy

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    retirement.

    Did you ever think that it might be time grow up and think about


    getting a

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    [censored] job?

    Thanks,

    Hold my

    Ouch! The truth is below the belt.

    RVD

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