charter flight from Waterloo

"Claudius Vitalis" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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A source of mine said some CEO suit, marketing suits, technical suits,
and some bean counter suits, took a van out of Waterloo, Wisconsin, for an
emergency charter flight to France. Something's up folks. He said they
didn't look too happy.

They probably looked unhappy because the expense per diem sucks.

Claudius Vitalis said:

A source of mine said some CEO suit, marketing suits, technical suits,
and some bean counter suits, took a van out of Waterloo, Wisconsin, for an
emergency charter flight to France. Something's up folks. He said they
didn't look too happy.

What, LANCE is riding a Merckx frame now?

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What, LANCE is riding a Merckx frame now?

After he retires, I doubt you see him on a trek. But if history is a
guide, they usually don't ride again. Fast cars, is usually what they
graduate to. Unlike most of us in rbr, they don't ride for fun, they ride
for money, and that takes the fun out of it.

Claudius Vitalis a écrit :

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What, LANCE is riding a Merckx frame now?

After he retires, I doubt you see him on a trek. But if history is a
guide,

If history is a guide, you'll see him riding an Armstrong.

-ilan

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Claudius Vitalis a écrit :

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What, LANCE is riding a Merckx frame now?

After he retires, I doubt you see him on a trek. But if history is a
guide,

If history is a guide, you'll see him riding an Armstrong.

-ilan

[censored], that was gonna be my line

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Claudius Vitalis a écrit :

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What, LANCE is riding a Merckx frame now?

After he retires, I doubt you see him on a trek. But if history is a
guide,

If history is a guide, you'll see him riding an Armstrong.

-ilan

I wonder how that will bode for LeMond? I guess LeMond is OK, because they
offer bikes in steel, ti, and carbon, right? How will an Armstrong be
different than a Madone?

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Claudius Vitalis a écrit :

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> What, LANCE is riding a Merckx frame now?
>
After he retires, I doubt you see him on a trek. But if history is
a
guide,

If history is a guide, you'll see him riding an Armstrong.

-ilan

[censored], that was gonna be my line

Trek will drop the LeMond line and replace it with an Armstrong line.

David Ferguson a écrit :

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If history is a guide, you'll see him riding an Armstrong.

-ilan

[censored], that was gonna be my line

Well, you could have said he would be riding a Lance, unless
you think he would end up being sued by Javelin.

-ilan

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Claudius Vitalis a écrit :
> >
> > What, LANCE is riding a Merckx frame now?
> >
> After he retires, I doubt you see him on a trek. But if history is
> a
> guide,

If history is a guide, you'll see him riding an Armstrong.

-ilan

[censored], that was gonna be my line

Trek will drop the LeMond line and replace it with an Armstrong line.

Le who?

Gooserider said:

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Claudius Vitalis a écrit :

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What, LANCE is riding a Merckx frame now?

After he retires, I doubt you see him on a trek. But if history is a
guide,

If history is a guide, you'll see him riding an Armstrong.

-ilan

I wonder how that will bode for LeMond? I guess LeMond is OK, because they
offer bikes in steel, ti, and carbon, right? How will an Armstrong be
different than a Madone?

LeMond has 5 Aluminum models too. Oh, sorry "Performance Aluminum".

An Armstrong will be like a LeMond in that there will be many
different qualities and "levels" of bikes. Everything from a $500
model with SORA all over it to a decked out carbon costing $5000.

LeMond has 21 Models. Based on Tour math that's 7 models for every TdF
win. So if Armstrong wins this year he will have to have 49 models. 42
if he loses.

See, it's that simple.

D

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On 11 Jul 2005 16:40:50 -0700, [email hidden] wrote:

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>Claudius Vitalis a écrit :
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>> > What, LANCE is riding a Merckx frame now?
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>> After he retires, I doubt you see him on a trek. But if history is
>> a
>> guide,
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>If history is a guide, you'll see him riding an Armstrong.
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>-ilan

[censored], that was gonna be my line

Trek will drop the LeMond line and replace it with an Armstrong line.

Le who?

I dunno? Sounds French to me.

Ron

Claudius Vitalis said:

After he retires, I doubt you see him on a trek. But if history is a
guide, they usually don't ride again. Fast cars, is usually what they
graduate to. Unlike most of us in rbr, they don't ride for fun, they ride
for money, and that takes the fun out of it.

Roger Lapebie (1911-1996) , winner of the 1937 Tour, rode up
until the end of his very long life.

http://www.theracingbicycle.com/sitebuilder/images/Roger_Lapebie-187x276.jpg

Bob Schwartz
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A source of mine said some CEO suit, marketing suits, technical suits,
and some bean counter suits, took a van out of Waterloo, Wisconsin, for an
emergency charter flight to France. Something's up folks. He said they
didn't look too happy.

An emergency charter flight to France, out of the Madison airport? Yeah
right. I suppose they could try and steal a National Guard plane, but
there's nothing that's likely ever landed at MSN that could make a
trans-atlantic flight.

But how does this fit into your expose of the government's secret plan to
sell Washington and the New England states to Canada?
http:[email hidden]&rnum=1&hl=en#68de86e28fd283cc

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

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A source of mine said some CEO suit, marketing suits, technical suits,
and some bean counter suits, took a van out of Waterloo, Wisconsin, for
an
emergency charter flight to France. Something's up folks. He said they
didn't look too happy.

An emergency charter flight to France, out of the Madison airport? Yeah
right. I suppose they could try and steal a National Guard plane, but
there's nothing that's likely ever landed at MSN that could make a
trans-atlantic flight.

G5 would do it easy.

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A source of mine said some CEO suit, marketing suits, technical suits,
and some bean counter suits, took a van out of Waterloo, Wisconsin, for an
emergency charter flight to France. Something's up folks. He said they
didn't look too happy.

They probably looked unhappy because the expense per diem sucks.

OK, so that explains why the bean counters were unhappy. And now the rest?

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After he retires, I doubt you see him on a trek. But if history is a
guide,

ilanpi said:

If history is a guide, you'll see him riding an Armstrong.

And accumulating some virtual victories presumably.

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

An emergency charter flight to France, out of the Madison airport? Yeah
right. I suppose they could try and steal a National Guard plane, but
there's nothing that's likely ever landed at MSN that could make a
trans-atlantic flight.

Waterloo is about two hours from O'Hare, so it's possible. Considering
the source and his fondness for hallucinations, it seems unlikely that
if it's true that the atmosphere is as presented.

Bob Schwartz
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David Ferguson a écrit :

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If history is a guide, you'll see him riding an Armstrong.

-ilan

[censored], that was gonna be my line

Well, you could have said he would be riding a Lance, unless
you think he would end up being sued by Javelin.

-ilan

I they should call them: LANCE!

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An emergency charter flight to France, out of the Madison airport? Yeah
right. I suppose they could try and steal a National Guard plane, but
there's nothing that's likely ever landed at MSN that could make a
trans-atlantic flight.

With a 9000' runway?

Boeing's 757-200, 737-600, a few Airbus models, too. Refueling would be
recomended along the way. If those can do it, there must be a number of
corperate jets that can too.