On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 18:48:35 GMT, Bob Martin <[email hidden]>
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You've misspelled Paolo Savoldelli et al so many times and so many ways I figure you do it on purpose now just to get a reaction.
It's such a long-standing joke that anyone who spells Poala's name correctly must be new here.
This thread runs the danger of encouraging people to push the limits in misspelling Savvoldelli's name and still leave it recognizable. It could become ugly.
"I'm going to start the race on Saturday and then worry about getting to San Remo," he added on Tuesday.
"My back and my knee still hurts when I stand on the pedals but I'm optimistic things will improve," he said.
On Sunday, Bettini rode for half-an-hour but was in so much pain he had to call his wife and ask her to pick him up.
If they were both healthy they could attack together on the Poggio with anyone else on that wants to go. Other people in the break would have no chance in a sprint, but they couldn't sit up either because Boonen and Bettini could win together. Of course it helps when you have the two stronget riders at the moment.
On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 18:48:35 GMT, Bob Martin <[email hidden]>
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You've misspelled Paolo Savoldelli et al so many times and so many ways I figure you do it on purpose now just to get a reaction.
It's such a long-standing joke that anyone who spells Poala's name correctly must be new here.
This thread runs the danger of encouraging people to push the limits in misspelling Savvoldelli's name and still leave it recognizable. It could become ugly.
We did that last year during the Giro. Let's give it at least a full calendar year before we butcher Salivodelli's name again.
"Tim Lines" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 18:48:35 GMT, Bob Martin <[email hidden]>
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> You've misspelled Paolo Savoldelli et al so many times and so many ways > I figure you do it on purpose now just to get a reaction. It's such a long-standing joke that anyone who spells Poala's name correctly must be new here.
This thread runs the danger of encouraging people to push the limits in misspelling Savvoldelli's name and still leave it recognizable. It could become ugly.
We did that last year during the Giro. Let's give it at least a full calendar year before we butcher Salivodelli's name again.
Better get used to it because I have the feeling that Paolo is going to be successful again this year.
On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 18:48:35 GMT, Bob Martin <[email hidden]>
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> You've misspelled Paolo Savoldelli et al so many times and so many ways > I figure you do it on purpose now just to get a reaction. It's such a long-standing joke that anyone who spells Poala's name correctly must be new here.
This thread runs the danger of encouraging people to push the limits in misspelling Savvoldelli's name and still leave it recognizable. It could become ugly.
We did that last year during the Giro. Let's give it at least a full calendar year before we butcher Salivodelli's name again.
Hmm, with that spelling, his catch phrase would have to be, "Hey, wanna see my spit trick?"
-- tanx, Howard
Grandma Smith said a curious thing Boys must whistle, girls must sing
On Wed, 15 Mar 2006 18:48:35 GMT, Bob Martin <[email hidden]> wrote:
>>You've misspelled Paolo Savoldelli et al so many times and so many ways >>I figure you do it on purpose now just to get a reaction. > >It's such a long-standing joke that anyone who spells Poala's name >correctly >must be new here.
This thread runs the danger of encouraging people to push the limits in misspelling Savvoldelli's name and still leave it recognizable. It could become ugly.
We did that last year during the Giro. Let's give it at least a full calendar year before we butcher Salivodelli's name again.
Hmm, with that spelling, his catch phrase would have to be, "Hey, wanna see my spit trick?"
I think that ought to be the standard spelling for RBR. It sounds like "Salivating as you ride to the deli." I think most of us can relate.
When I say "us", I'm referring to "me", who now has the mass for multiple bodies to go with my multiple personalities. So now I can paceline with myself. Jealous?
When I say "us", I'm referring to "me", who now has the mass for multiple bodies to go with my multiple personalities. So now I can paceline with myself. Jealous?
Sounds like an n-body problem. Have you considered the perturbation diet ?
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In article <[email hidden]>, Tim Lines <[email hidden]> wrote:
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We did that last year during the Giro. Let's give it at least a full calendar year before we butcher Salivodelli's name again.
Hmm, with that spelling, his catch phrase would have to be, "Hey, wanna see my spit trick?"
I think that ought to be the standard spelling for RBR. It sounds like "Salivating as you ride to the deli." I think most of us can relate.
Well, except for the "riding" part. I'd bet most trips to the deli are not via bike.
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When I say "us", I'm referring to "me", who now has the mass for multiple bodies to go with my multiple personalities. So now I can paceline with myself. Jealous?
Can you work a double paceline with yourself?
-- tanx, Howard
Grandma Smith said a curious thing Boys must whistle, girls must sing
When I say "us", I'm referring to "me", who now has the mass for multiple bodies to go with my multiple personalities. So now I can paceline with myself. Jealous?
Sounds like an n-body problem. Have you considered the perturbation diet ?
Too much perturbation leads to blindness (allegedly).
-- tanx, Howard
Grandma Smith said a curious thing Boys must whistle, girls must sing