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Insane method of disqualifying a cycler

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  1. Is this method of disqualifying a cycler insane or should this be also
    applied at the "Tour De France " ?
    I have never seen a more radical option to remove one from the race.
    I'm actually still laughing.
    http://www.jumpingpixels.com/bicycle.html
    You Got To Enjoy This One, regards, Hansi

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    Is this method of disqualifying a cycler insane or should this be also
    applied at the "Tour De France " ?
    I have never seen a more radical option to remove one from the race.
    I'm actually still laughing.
    http://www.jumpingpixels.com/bicycle.html
    You Got To Enjoy This One, regards, Hansi

    Is that for real... my work colleagues are wondering why I am rolling
    around on the floor.

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    Bean

    Remove "yourfinger" before replying

  3. [email hidden said:

    "]Is this method of disqualifying a cycler insane or should this be also
    applied at the "Tour De France " ?
    I have never seen a more radical option to remove one from the race.
    I'm actually still laughing.
    jumpingpixels.combicycle.html
    You Got To Enjoy This One, regards, Hansi


    Haahaahaahaahaa

    Would have been a different story if those dead trees were in a different place though.

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