Savoldelli launches himself to the win on the longest stage of this years
tour. Still plenty left in his tank even after the Giro and the mountains.
Where do Discovery get their propellant?
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matabala" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Savoldelli launches himself to the win on the longest stage of this years
tour. Still plenty left in his tank even after the Giro and the
mountains. Where do Discovery get their propellant?Amgen?
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Stop that. You're just stirring up Brian. I'm surprised he hasn't
accused George yet. He hasn't yet, has he?matabala said:
Savoldelli launches himself to the win on the longest stage of this years
tour. Still plenty left in his tank even after the Giro and the mountains.
Where do Discovery get their propellant? -
Smart training; the best DS in the sport; a good chef; good pay and
proper motivation; fun; science; and professional transportation after
the stage ends versus many other teams' (e.g., Gerolsteiner) three
stooges-like escapades in getting back to their hotels.Pure Genus.
-Ken
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k.papai said:
Pure Genus.
You should trademark that...
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k.papai said:
Pure Genus.
Your genus might be pure, but I suspect your species. -
"Your genus might be pure, but I suspect your species. "
You may have to stoop to sub-species mockery to peer under the hood for
some sort of an adjustment. 😉Subspecies include Americans (USA only), americans (USA + Canada),
norte americanos (Mexicans), all Americans (just N. Americans), and All
Americans (North, Central, and South America), and of course all Euros
and others (the majority).Of course I'd applaud the day when there are two "American" teams at
the Tour. Remember when Mercury almost made the Tour -- was that 2000
or 1999?Just as a diversion.
-KJP
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<[email hidden]>,k.papai said:
Smart training; the best DS in the sport; a good chef; good pay and
proper motivation; fun; science; and professional transportation after
the stage ends versus many other teams' (e.g., Gerolsteiner) three
stooges-like escapades in getting back to their hotels.Pure Genus.
The San Francisco Forty-Niners of the 1980's.
The owner paid everybody well above scale; not only the stars. On
road trips everybody flew first class; stayed in luxurious
accommodations. Flew to road games a day early so they were rested
for the game.
Result: 4 league championships in 10 years.--
Michael Press -
On 07/20/2005 12:15 PM, in article
[email hidden], "k.papai"Quoted message said:
"Your genus might be pure, but I suspect your species. "
You may have to stoop to sub-species mockery to peer under the hood for
some sort of an adjustment. 😉Subspecies include Americans (USA only), americans (USA + Canada),
norte americanos (Mexicans), all Americans (just N. Americans), and All
Americans (North, Central, and South America), and of course all Euros
and others (the majority).Of course I'd applaud the day when there are two "American" teams at
the Tour. Remember when Mercury almost made the Tour -- was that 2000
or 1999?2001.
And Subaru-Montgomery could have been there as a composite team in 1994, if
I recall correctly.Quoted message said:
Just as a diversion.
-KJP
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