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  1. Went to a wedding yesterday - at the reception, a few people wanted to talk about the Tour (don't
    ask me why, when there was open bar).

    They don't really understand cycling - the event that educated them the most was the TTT. They said
    that normally the peloton looks like a swarm of insects, but the TTT was a vivid illustration of the
    effects of drafting. They also said that they really liked watching it.

    I was surprised - I thought that only die-hard fans would appreciate TTT.

  2. Kurgan Gringioni said:

    I was surprised - I thought that only die-hard fans would appreciate TTT.

    A friend of mine who knows nothing about cycling also mentioned finding the TTT the most
    interesting.

    --Bill Davidson
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    Please remove ".nospam" from my address for email replies.

  3. Bill Davidson <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<50tQa.1801$Ze.451@fed1read03>...

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    Kurgan Gringioni said:

    I was surprised - I thought that only die-hard fans would appreciate TTT.

    A friend of mine who knows nothing about cycling also mentioned finding the TTT the most
    interesting.

    My wife likes the TTT a lot too. Gets to see all those nicely colored outfits doing a nice, 9-way
    dance on the asphalt.

    (I hope Liggett steals my words and that Bobke doesn't)

    -KJP

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