Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.
What a poltroon !
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Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.
What a poltroon !
The Nottingham Duck said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.What a poltroon !
It gave me a good chuckle too.
Some years ago I rode the Raid Pyrenean and I always enjoy the
Pyrenees section of Le Tour. It never ceases to amaze me how they get
over those Cols. It took me all morning to climb the Col de
Peyresourde (1569m) from Arreau at an average of 3kph - mind you, I
did have full camping gear in my panniers and allowed myself a short
rest after every 100m of assent.
The Nottingham Duck said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.
Ditto.
Quoted message said:What a poltroon !
What do you reckon, a McEwen fan? ;-P
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The Nottingham Duck said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.What a poltroon !
Really amazes me it doesn't happen more often....or maybe it does, but
they just don't show it!
Personally, I think the last two days have been trully awesome
viewing.
Garry
On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 17:18:17 +0100, Tilly <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:The Nottingham Duck said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.What a poltroon !
It gave me a good chuckle too.
Some years ago I rode the Raid Pyrenean and I always enjoy the
Pyrenees section of Le Tour. It never ceases to amaze me how they get
over those Cols. It took me all morning to climb the Col de
Peyresourde (1569m) from Arreau at an average of 3kph - mind you, I
did have full camping gear in my panniers and allowed myself a short
rest after every 100m of assent.
I've done the odd cycling/camping trip too.Its blinking hard work
carrying all that gear with you.
Perhaps that's 'Tex' Armstrong's secret training method - doing the
Ventoux with a 2-man tent,sleeping bag,pots 'n' pans,gas stove,2 weeks
worth of Pot Noodle,bog rolls,cutlery et al , a week before the Tour
starts.
The Nottingham Duck said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.What a poltroon !
Why a coward?
--
Tony
"I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't"
Anon
Danny Colyer said:The Nottingham Duck said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.Ditto.
Quoted message said:What a poltroon !
What do you reckon, a McEwen fan? ;-P
With a Basque flag?
;-0
SDan Gregory
"The Nottingham Duck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.What a poltroon !
See
<http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2005/tour05/?id=tour0515/cycling-tdf2005-accident-44>
Cheers, helen s
On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 18:02:36 +0100, Tony Raven <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:The Nottingham Duck said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.What a poltroon !
Why a coward?
He was running from the truth that Tom Boonen is the best bicycle-man
in the world !
The Nottingham Duck said:
He was running from the truth that Tom Boonen is the best bicycle-man
in the world !
......apart from the ones in front of him ;-)
--
Tony
"I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't"
Anon
Tilly said:The Nottingham Duck said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.What a poltroon !
It gave me a good chuckle too.
That'll be sore in the morning, all right.
Quoted message said:Some years ago I rode the Raid Pyrenean and I always enjoy the
Pyrenees section of Le Tour. It never ceases to amaze me how they get
over those Cols.
They are supermen. Perhaps we can take a crumb of comfort from the
observation that even supermen look mortal when they drop off the back.
--
Dave...
Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the
future of the human race. - H. G. Wells
The Nottingham Duck said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.
The next picture on says that Oscar Pereiro is spraying himself with
water.
The bottle says Rivella - which is the soft drink the Swiss make
from milk. Looks like clear water though, so I guess this is a bottle
of water advertising Rivella.
wafflycat said:"The Nottingham Duck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.What a poltroon !
I know he deserved all he got but was he OK afterwards? BTW where do
they get all these perlonkers from? football closed season perhaps?
everyone in France seems so sensible the rest of the time. Reminds me
of the French tourist board TV advert a few years ago, idyllic Year in
Provence type scenery with "Ere we don't go,Ere we don't go,Ere we
don't go" sung over the top.
"MartinM" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:wafflycat said:"The Nottingham Duck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Nearly p*ssed myself laughing when that bloke got run-over by the
motorbike.What a poltroon !
I know he deserved all he got but was he OK afterwards? BTW where do
they get all these perlonkers from? football closed season perhaps?
everyone in France seems so sensible the rest of the time. Reminds me
of the French tourist board TV advert a few years ago, idyllic Year in
Provence type scenery with "Ere we don't go,Ere we don't go,Ere we
don't go" sung over the top.
I thought I saw them just pick the bike up and carry on. No stopping to
report details/call the cops?
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 15:11:06 +0000 (UTC), "LSMike"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
<snip>
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I thought I saw them just pick the bike up and carry on. No stopping to
report details/call the cops?
Well, the cameramen weren't injured - and can you imagine the reaction
of the flics to someone interrupting the Tour ? He'd have got five
years - and that's before his trial !
Tony
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