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Bro Deal said:
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Yo, Bro. I don't have time to read it right now. Can you give a brief synopsis?
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helmutRoole2 said:
Yo, Bro. I don't have time to read it right now. Can you give a brief synopsis?
Fifty pages of L.A. Confidential. There are another two sections on the same site but you might have to register to get to them. -
Bro Deal said:
Fifty pages of L.A. Confidential. There are another two sections on the same site but you might have to register to get to them.
Nice. Thanks.
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helmutRoole2 said:
Yo, Bro. I don't have time to read it right now. Can you give a brief synopsis?
The doping side is not what I find most interesting its the withholding of bonus payments to riders..... isn't this the very thing Armstrong craps on about in his books ? The number of riders who are still owed money is astounding....
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Quote " if lance bought a dog, Kevin bought a dog of the same breed" P106
This is proof to me that cyclists buy dogs to hide dope!
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Ullefan said:
Quote " if lance bought a dog, Kevin bought a dog of the same breed" P106
This is proof to me that cyclists buy dogs to hide dope!
There's a whole other book in there somewhere: what about Basso's alleged dog Birillo and all the other Puerto nickname dogs; what about Tugboat and his mysterious death just before Tyler pulled out of the 2004 Tour, what about Vandenbrouke and his excuse that the drugs were all for his dog; what breed of dog was it that LA and Livingstone shared????? It's obvious now that dogs are the new (drug) mules of cycling. As the title of that well-known (i.e. obscure) Pulp song suggests, "Dogs Are Everywhere."
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helmutRoole2 said:
Yo, Bro. I don't have time to read it right now. Can you give a brief synopsis?
He can do that on any subject, even ones he has no clue of.... 😄
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whiteboytrash said:
The doping side is not what I find most interesting its the withholding of bonus payments to riders..... isn't this the very thing Armstrong craps on about in his books ? The number of riders who are still owed money is astounding....
Exactly. People like Andreau and Vaughters, after working their butts off for Armstrong, getting cheated out of money they were owed is sickening. Armstrong comes across as a sociopath who only fulfills his obligations if those who are owed will be able to help him in the future. As soon as anyone is no longer useful to him, there is no feelings for them whatsoever and any agreement or promise is worthless. No wonder the rest of the pros despise Armstrong.There is another 100 pages on that site.
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Bro Deal said:
Exactly. People like Andreau and Vaughters, after working their butts off for Armstrong, getting cheated out of money they were owed is sickening. Armstrong comes across as a sociopath who only fulfills his obligations if those who are owed will be able to help him in the future. As soon as anyone is no longer useful to him, there is no feelings for them whatsoever and any agreement or promise is worthless. No wonder the rest of the pros despise Armstrong.
There is another 100 pages on that site.
I like Vassuer... he seemed to have Armstrong's measure and gives a very honest account about what went on at USPS in realtion to payments and the post Tour party..... forgot who said it but they said Armstrong has one friend and thats George Washington.... aint that the truth !
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Bro Deal said:
Exactly. People like Andreau and Vaughters, after working their butts off for Armstrong, getting cheated out of money they were owed is sickening. Armstrong comes across as a sociopath who only fulfills his obligations if those who are owed will be able to help him in the future. As soon as anyone is no longer useful to him, there is no feelings for them whatsoever and any agreement or promise is worthless. No wonder the rest of the pros despise Armstrong.
There is another 100 pages on that site.
Thanks for the link. Enjoyed reading them. Got no work done yesterday! I have always found it amazing how Disco (and all the other teams) got away with hiding everything from the police/authorities. I don't remember a police search on the TDF since 1998 which I think is interesting. -
I'm having trouble downloading the other two copies... would anyone like to PM me and email me the other copies ?
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whiteboytrash said:
I'm having trouble downloading the other two copies... would anyone like to PM me and email me the other copies ?
Here is the board within the forum that they have the files posted to:
eposino.comYaBB.plOpen ↗You have to be a registered member to download them, however. I just tried both links and they seem to be working.😎
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