Mr. 64%

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ROTFLMO!!

A bit late to the party? Benjo brought this up a couple days ago- scroll
down for the thread "Jef D'Hont" for the complete discussion.

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReaction.com
Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

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ROTFLMO!!

A bit late to the party? Benjo brought this up a couple days ago- scroll
down for the thread "Jef D'Hont" for the complete discussion.

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReaction.com
Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

I know. I'm no longer part of the rbr circlejerk.

B. Lafferty said:

I'm no longer part of the rbr circlejerk.

Looks like you slid into your old place with no change in rhythm <g>.

An observer in the Riis years noted some riders, incl. Mr. 64(!)%,
gaining weight and turning orange during the Tour.

Carrot juice and protein powder, perhaps? --D-y

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B. Lafferty said:

I'm no longer part of the rbr circlejerk.

Looks like you slid into your old place with no change in rhythm <g>.

An observer in the Riis years noted some riders, incl. Mr. 64(!)%,
gaining weight and turning orange during the Tour.

Carrot juice and protein powder, perhaps? --D-y

He's 1/16 oompah loompah.

In article <[email hidden]>, Fred Fredburger

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B. Lafferty said:

I'm no longer part of the rbr circlejerk.

Looks like you slid into your old place with no change in rhythm <g>.

An observer in the Riis years noted some riders, incl. Mr. 64(!)%,
gaining weight and turning orange during the Tour.

That sounds like Jan Ullrich in winter.

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Carrot juice and protein powder, perhaps? --D-y

He's 1/16 oompah loompah.

On mom's side or dad's?

--
tanx,
Howard
Never take a tenant with a monkey.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

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Quoted message said:

http://www.procycling.com/news.aspx?ID=2727

ROTFLMO!!

A bit late to the party? Benjo brought this up a couple days ago- scroll
down for the thread "Jef D'Hont" for the complete discussion.

To add something to the complete discussion. "D'Hont said that EPO was
introduced to Telekom in the early 1990s by Uwe Ampler, whose good results
encouraged other riders to use it". Interesting statement. Until now it was
generally believed that EPO became to be considered indispensable only in
1994 after the results of Gewiss under the inspiring leadership of dr.
Michele Ferrari, probably helped by the spoigneurs of Gewiss. And look
there, what a coincidence! One of those soigneurs was a certain Jef D'Hont!
He only went to Telekom in 1996. But of course, as he said, it wasn't D'Hont
who introduced EPO at the Telekom team, they were already converted thanks
to Ampler's impressing results. Do you want a proof? Just look at Ampler's
results. Ampler was one of the most promising amateurs. World Champion at
the road, Olympic champion on the track, winner of the Peace race, etc. In
1990 he did pretty well. In 1991 already less, and during the two years he
was at the Telekom team, he seemd to be burnt out. In two years just one
win: the GP Kanton Aargau Gippingen in 1992. In 1993: nothing. Of course,
everyone wants to win the GP Kanton Aargau Gippingen, so no wonder that the
whole team immediately started to take epo too (by the way, this is meant to
be ironic). Or had D'Hont's "revelation" perhaps something to do with the
fact that Ampler sued Telekom, because he claimed they had forced him to use
doping? Sometimes people are saying that cycling is a mafia. IMO an insult.
Mafiosi are calling themselves "the friends of the friends". The cycling
world is more like "the enemies of the enemies".

Benjo

Howard Kveck said:

In article <[email hidden]>, Fred Fredburger

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On Mar 27, 7:12 pm, "B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote:

> I'm no longer part of the rbr circlejerk.
Looks like you slid into your old place with no change in rhythm <g>.

An observer in the Riis years noted some riders, incl. Mr. 64(!)%,
gaining weight and turning orange during the Tour.

That sounds like Jan Ullrich in winter.

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Quoted message said:

Carrot juice and protein powder, perhaps? --D-y

He's 1/16 oompah loompah.

On mom's side or dad's?

I am confused. But so was Riis.

benjo maso said:

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Quoted message said:

http://www.procycling.com/news.aspx?ID=2727

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ROTFLMO!!

Quoted message said:

A bit late to the party? Benjo brought this up a couple days ago- scroll
down for the thread "Jef D'Hont" for the complete discussion.

To add something to the complete discussion. "D'Hont said that EPO was
introduced to Telekom in the early 1990s by Uwe Ampler, whose good results
encouraged other riders to use it". Interesting statement. Until now it was
generally believed that EPO became to be considered indispensable only in
1994 after the results of Gewiss under the inspiring leadership of dr.
Michele Ferrari, probably helped by the spoigneurs of Gewiss. And look
there, what a coincidence! One of those soigneurs was a certain Jef D'Hont!
He only went to Telekom in 1996. But of course, as he said, it wasn't D'Hont
who introduced EPO at the Telekom team, they were already converted thanks
to Ampler's impressing results. Do you want a proof? Just look at Ampler's
results. Ampler was one of the most promising amateurs. World Champion at
the road, Olympic champion on the track, winner of the Peace race, etc. In
1990 he did pretty well. In 1991 already less, and during the two years he
was at the Telekom team, he seemd to be burnt out. In two years just one
win: the GP Kanton Aargau Gippingen in 1992. In 1993: nothing. Of course,
everyone wants to win the GP Kanton Aargau Gippingen, so no wonder that the
whole team immediately started to take epo too (by the way, this is meant to
be ironic).

dumbass,

the obvious conclusion is that after ampler turned everyone else on to
EPO he no longer had the advantage.

B. Lafferty said:

"Mike Jacoubowsky" wrote

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

http://www.procycling.com/news.aspx?ID=2727

ROTFLMO!!

A bit late to the party? Benjo brought this up a couple days ago-
scroll down for the thread "Jef D'Hont" for the complete discussion.

I know. I'm no longer part of the rbr circlejerk.

Translation: "Lance retired."

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

http://www.procycling.com/news.aspx?ID=2727

ROTFLMO!!

A bit late to the party? Benjo brought this up a couple days ago- scroll
down for the thread "Jef D'Hont" for the complete discussion.

To add something to the complete discussion. "D'Hont said that EPO was
introduced to Telekom in the early 1990s by Uwe Ampler, whose good results
encouraged other riders to use it". Interesting statement. Until now it
was generally believed that EPO became to be considered indispensable only
in 1994 after the results of Gewiss under the inspiring leadership of dr.
Michele Ferrari, probably helped by the spoigneurs of Gewiss. And look
there, what a coincidence! One of those soigneurs was a certain Jef
D'Hont! He only went to Telekom in 1996. But of course, as he said, it
wasn't D'Hont who introduced EPO at the Telekom team, they were already
converted thanks to Ampler's impressing results. Do you want a proof? Just
look at Ampler's results. Ampler was one of the most promising amateurs.
World Champion at the road, Olympic champion on the track, winner of the
Peace race, etc. In 1990 he did pretty well. In 1991 already less, and
during the two years he was at the Telekom team, he seemd to be burnt out.
In two years just one win: the GP Kanton Aargau Gippingen in 1992. In
1993: nothing. Of course, everyone wants to win the GP Kanton Aargau
Gippingen, so no wonder that the whole team immediately started to take
epo too (by the way, this is meant to be ironic). Or had D'Hont's
"revelation" perhaps something to do with the fact that Ampler sued
Telekom, because he claimed they had forced him to use doping? Sometimes
people are saying that cycling is a mafia. IMO an insult. Mafiosi are
calling themselves "the friends of the friends". The cycling world is more
like "the enemies of the enemies".

Benjo

[censored], Benjo. Lance says all it takes is hard work to put those 475+ watts
out on the climbs. :-)

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B. Lafferty said:

I'm no longer part of the rbr circlejerk.

Looks like you slid into your old place with no change in rhythm <g>.

An observer in the Riis years noted some riders, incl. Mr. 64(!)%,
gaining weight and turning orange during the Tour.

Carrot juice and protein powder, perhaps? --D-y

Liver function compromise--bilirubin buildup.

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Quoted message said:

An observer in the Riis years noted some riders, incl. Mr. 64(!)%,
gaining weight and turning orange during the Tour.
Carrot juice and protein powder, perhaps? --D-y

B. Lafferty said:

Liver function compromise--bilirubin buildup.

Who did this Billy Rubin guy ride for ?

Donald Munro said:

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Quoted message said:

An observer in the Riis years noted some riders, incl. Mr. 64(!)%,
gaining weight and turning orange during the Tour.
Carrot juice and protein powder, perhaps? --D-y

B. Lafferty said:

Liver function compromise--bilirubin buildup.

Who did this Billy Rubin guy ride for ?

The Chicago Seven...

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> ROTFLMO!!

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A bit late to the party? Benjo brought this up a couple days ago-
scroll
down for the thread "Jef D'Hont" for the complete discussion.

To add something to the complete discussion. "D'Hont said that EPO was
introduced to Telekom in the early 1990s by Uwe Ampler, whose good
results
encouraged other riders to use it". Interesting statement. Until now it
was
generally believed that EPO became to be considered indispensable only in
1994 after the results of Gewiss under the inspiring leadership of dr.
Michele Ferrari, probably helped by the spoigneurs of Gewiss. And look
there, what a coincidence! One of those soigneurs was a certain Jef
D'Hont!
He only went to Telekom in 1996. But of course, as he said, it wasn't
D'Hont
who introduced EPO at the Telekom team, they were already converted
thanks
to Ampler's impressing results. Do you want a proof? Just look at
Ampler's
results. Ampler was one of the most promising amateurs. World Champion at
the road, Olympic champion on the track, winner of the Peace race, etc.
In
1990 he did pretty well. In 1991 already less, and during the two years
he
was at the Telekom team, he seemd to be burnt out. In two years just one
win: the GP Kanton Aargau Gippingen in 1992. In 1993: nothing. Of course,
everyone wants to win the GP Kanton Aargau Gippingen, so no wonder that
the
whole team immediately started to take epo too (by the way, this is meant
to
be ironic).

dumbass,

the obvious conclusion is that after ampler turned everyone else on to
EPO he no longer had the advantage.

So which results of of Ampler's were so impressive that he turned everyone
else (not only the Telekom team?) on to EPO? I can't find them.

Benjo

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I know. I'm no longer part of the rbr circlejerk.

You're just a plain jerk?

B. Lafferty said:

"Mike Jacoubowsky" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

I know. I'm no longer part of the rbr circlejerk.

Dumbass -

This really, really sucks.

First Kunich comes back, then so do you.

I'm not sure which one is more lame - the political nutjob or the
LANCE-obsessor.

Kurgan Gringioni said:

Dumbass -

This really, really sucks.

First Kunich comes back, then so do you [Lafferty].

I'm not sure which one is more lame - the political nutjob or the
LANCE-obsessor.

I think you have to go to volume on this one. --D-y

benjo maso said:

To add something to the complete discussion. "D'Hont said that EPO was
introduced to Telekom in the early 1990s by Uwe Ampler, whose good
results encouraged other riders to use it".

I'm waiting for riders to take more testosterone because of Landis' good
results.

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benjo maso said:

To add something to the complete discussion. "D'Hont said that EPO was
introduced to Telekom in the early 1990s by Uwe Ampler, whose good
results encouraged other riders to use it".

I'm waiting for riders to take more testosterone because of Landis' good
results.

Or Jack Daniels of course.

Benjo