confusing answers

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ok so I'm enjoying this googlegroup even though some of the things
people say are confusing or wrong or even mean. first off, one of you
is saying that if bike racers go only ONE MILE or a half a mile that
men will still be faster than women. well thats just plain dumb, who
races a bike for one mile? and then people are saying that those
racers will go 50 miles an hour well obviously thats ridiculous too I
ride everyday and I can go 15 and sometimes even 20 miles an hour but
no one can go 50 miles on a bike. I was talking about women being as
good as men at cycling, maybe even better espcially when you consider
they have it harder to be pros. and why are all of you trying to
convince me that someone who knows so much about womens sports (GBMT)
is a man, that is ridiculous it is so obvious that she is a woman. it
was very nice of her to give me those great links to information about
women bike racers they were great even though one didnot work. thank
you GBMT, what is your real name? are you a famous bike racer???
also, why do you think the people here are so awful, you said such
horrible things about them? maybe you could tell me which people here
KNOW about biking and which people DONT (like people who think bike
races are one mile long!)that would be helpful so i know who to look
for

LYNDA

I'm sorry but the original troll was ever so much more well crafted.
Do try harder, do.

R

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|
| ok so I'm enjoying this googlegroup even though some of the things
| people say are confusing or wrong or even mean. first off, one of you
| is saying that if bike racers go only ONE MILE or a half a mile that
| men will still be faster than women. well thats just plain dumb, who
| races a bike for one mile? and then people are saying that those
| racers will go 50 miles an hour well obviously thats ridiculous too I
| ride everyday and I can go 15 and sometimes even 20 miles an hour but
| no one can go 50 miles on a bike. I was talking about women being as
| good as men at cycling, maybe even better espcially when you consider
| they have it harder to be pros. and why are all of you trying to
| convince me that someone who knows so much about womens sports (GBMT)
| is a man, that is ridiculous it is so obvious that she is a woman. it
| was very nice of her to give me those great links to information about
| women bike racers they were great even though one didnot work. thank
| you GBMT, what is your real name? are you a famous bike racer???
| also, why do you think the people here are so awful, you said such
| horrible things about them? maybe you could tell me which people here
| KNOW about biking and which people DONT (like people who think bike
| races are one mile long!)that would be helpful so i know who to look
| for
|

Gee, don't they teach you anything at the University of Wisconsin ?

This is the Usenet

One doesn't need to know anything about anything to be an expert here.

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Quoted message said:

ok so I'm enjoying this googlegroup even though some of the things
people say are confusing or wrong or even mean. first off, one of you
is saying that if bike racers go only ONE MILE or a half a mile that
men will still be faster than women. well thats just plain dumb, who
races a bike for one mile? and then people are saying that those
racers will go 50 miles an hour well obviously thats ridiculous too I
ride everyday and I can go 15 and sometimes even 20 miles an hour but
no one can go 50 miles on a bike. I was talking about women being as
good as men at cycling, maybe even better espcially when you consider
they have it harder to be pros. and why are all of you trying to
convince me that someone who knows so much about womens sports (GBMT)
is a man, that is ridiculous it is so obvious that she is a woman. it
was very nice of her to give me those great links to information about
women bike racers they were great even though one didnot work. thank
you GBMT, what is your real name? are you a famous bike racer???
also, why do you think the people here are so awful, you said such
horrible things about them? maybe you could tell me which people here
KNOW about biking and which people DONT (like people who think bike
races are one mile long!)that would be helpful so i know who to look
for

LYNDA

Well, it's not so much about who knows bike racing here for me, but who's
civil. Quickly, the ones who are civil and you can always trust to give a
civil and straight answer are Benjo Maso, Jeff Jones, Dan Connelly, the
Bornfeld brothers, Illan, there are others off hand I can't recall, oh yes
Carl Sundquist, he's usually very straight forward and honest. The rest of
your questions I'll leave for them or someone similar, I am rushed out the
door now!

Not a famous bike racer at all. Claim to fame is climbing with cat-1 in the
past, climbing was my passion. The most famous bike racer in here is Carl
Sundquist, he won 4 national titles, much more.

GBMT

GoneBeforeMyTime said:

Well, it's not so much about who knows bike racing here for me, but who's
civil. Quickly, the ones who are civil and you can always trust to give a
civil and straight answer are Benjo Maso, Jeff Jones, Dan Connelly, the
Bornfeld brothers, Illan, there are others off hand I can't recall, oh yes
Carl Sundquist, he's usually very straight forward and honest. The rest of
your questions I'll leave for them or someone similar, I am rushed out the
door now!

Not a famous bike racer at all. Claim to fame is climbing with cat-1 in the
past, climbing was my passion. The most famous bike racer in here is Carl
Sundquist, he won 4 national titles, much more.

GBMT

Holy [censored]--I've been short-listed! ;-)
For the record, I have few answers. I didn't even complete my only
season of racing, and that was 1986 (a face plant ended my season and
racing career).
Mark was actually a more talented rider, but never raced (he's also
rarely if ever posted here). We were fans back then. We were single
and had time to ourselves.
I did get to watch the Worlds in '86 in Colorado Springs. Got to meet
lots of my heros, and collect autographs like a kid. Of your list I did
get to meet Carl one day at the track in the stands--a gentleman. Most
of the pros were very polite and gracious.
Speaking of women, they were all around. Mariane Berglund had only to
see me with a camera in my hand for her to stick out her tongue and
strike a sexy pose. I've got to look for that photo...

Steve

Quoted message said:

and why are all of you trying to
convince me that someone who knows so much about womens sports (GBMT)
is a man, that is ridiculous it is so obvious that she is a woman.

For a short time I was thinking your post might have been legit. Now I feel
like I was pretty stupid. That's OK, it's a feeling I'm used to...

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

Quoted message said:

The most famous bike racer in here is Carl
Sundquist, he won 4 national titles, much more.

watch out Carl, you're being stocked.

Davey Crockett said:

Gee, don't they teach you anything at the University of Wisconsin ?

Are you sure he's not from Philly?

Bob Schwartz

In article <[email hidden]>,

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Quoted message said:

and why are all of you trying to
convince me that someone who knows so much about womens sports (GBMT)
is a man, that is ridiculous it is so obvious that she is a woman.

For a short time I was thinking your post might have been legit. Now I feel
like I was pretty stupid. That's OK, it's a feeling I'm used to...

Well, you are trying to make a living selling bicycles.

Hey, that reminds me. Do you remember that episode of Diff'rent Strokes
that featured a bike-shop owner?

Quoted message said:

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycles

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"My scenarios may give the impression I could be an excellent crook.
Not true - I am a talented lawyer." - Sandy in rec.bicycles.racing

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Quoted message said:

Davey Crockett said:

Gee, don't they teach you anything at the University of Wisconsin ?

Are you sure he's not from Philly?

Bob Schwartz

Person is not a MAC user Mr. Magoo.

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

The most famous bike racer in here is Carl
Sundquist, he won 4 national titles, much more.

watch out Carl, you're being stocked.

Perry was actually the only true women's cycling fan I can remember ever
being in this group. He was run off by AA and company I think.

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Quoted message said:

GoneBeforeMyTime said:

Well, it's not so much about who knows bike racing here for me, but who's
civil. Quickly, the ones who are civil and you can always trust to give a
civil and straight answer are Benjo Maso, Jeff Jones, Dan Connelly, the
Bornfeld brothers, Illan, there are others off hand I can't recall, oh
yes
Carl Sundquist, he's usually very straight forward and honest. The rest
of
your questions I'll leave for them or someone similar, I am rushed out
the
door now!

Not a famous bike racer at all. Claim to fame is climbing with cat-1 in
the
past, climbing was my passion. The most famous bike racer in here is Carl
Sundquist, he won 4 national titles, much more.

GBMT

Holy [censored]--I've been short-listed! ;-)

Shut up Steve, he doesn't know you're just a Dentist.

Tom Kunich said:

Shut up Steve, he doesn't know you're just a Dentist.

Any day my name is in the same sentence as Benjo's, it's a good day.

Steve

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Quoted message said:

was very nice of her to give me those great links to information about
women bike racers they were great even though one didnot work.

Here are a few others worse checking out, some racers, some racing sites in
general.

General...
http://cyclingfx.nl/Cyclingladies/
http://www.beautyofcycling.com/
http://www.velogirls.com/

Riders...
http://amberneben.com/
http://www.oenonewood.com/
http://saracarrigan.com/

Teams...
http://www.aaronscyclingteam.com/
http://www.skylandscycling.com/advil/members07.shtml
http://cheerwinecycling.com/home/

Races...
http://www.tourdetoona.com/home/main/index.htm
http://www.tour-aude-cycliste-feminin.com/
http://www.velo-feminin.com/

GBMT

GoneBeforeMyTime said:

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

The most famous bike racer in here is Carl
Sundquist, he won 4 national titles, much more.

watch out Carl, you're being stocked.

Perry was actually the only true women's cycling fan I can remember ever
being in this group. He was run off by AA and company I think.

Alcoholics Anonymous was hounding him TOO?

* Bob Schwartz <[email hidden]> a écrit profondement:
|
| Davey Crockett wrote:
| > Gee, don't they teach you anything at the University of Wisconsin ?
|
| Are you sure he's not from Philly?
|

My mail client, Emacs/Gnus, don't lie..........

I just wrote a small function to expand the headers to do whois and
resolveip on inbound mail, more for IDing UCE/Spam than anything else
and to kick the results to MySQL for later retrieval if/as/when needed

[cite]
Organization: http://groups.google.com
Lines: 35
Message-ID: <[email hidden]>
References: <[email hidden]> <[email hidden]>
NNTP-Posting-Host: 144.13.67.219
Resolve Host Location: United States [City: Eau Claire, Wisconsin]
OrgName: University of Wisconsin - Stout
Mime-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
X-Trace: posting.google.com 1192413403 20640 127.0.0.1 (15 Oct 2007 01:56:43 GMT)
X-Complaints-To: [email hidden]
NNTP-Posting-Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2007 01:56:43 +0000 (UTC)
In-Reply-To: <[email hidden]>
User-Agent: G2/1.0
[/cite]

and another post from probably the same punter gives

[cite]
NNTP-Posting-Host: 68.115.78.204
Location: United States [City: Eau Claire, Wisconsin]
OrgName: Charter Communications
[/cite]

I'd say that is pretty conclusive

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

and why are all of you trying to
convince me that someone who knows so much about womens sports (GBMT)
is a man, that is ridiculous it is so obvious that she is a woman.

For a short time I was thinking your post might have been legit. Now I
feel
like I was pretty stupid. That's OK, it's a feeling I'm used to...

Well, you are trying to make a living selling bicycles.

Hey, that reminds me. Do you remember that episode of Diff'rent Strokes
that featured a bike-shop owner?

That's pretty low. I heard about that episode, but thankfully never saw it.

I'd rather talk about the movie "Breaking Away." Basically someone following
me around with a camera (or so it seemed). And then, a couple decades later,
"30-something" and once again my life is on a screen.

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

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Fred Fredburger said:

GoneBeforeMyTime said:

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Quoted message said:

> The most famous bike racer in here is Carl
> Sundquist, he won 4 national titles, much more.
watch out Carl, you're being stocked.

Perry was actually the only true women's cycling fan I can remember ever
being in this group. He was run off by AA and company I think.

Alcoholics Anonymous was hounding him TOO?

Sometimes they have to twist an arm or two to get that first "voluntary" step
started.

--
tanx,
Howard

Faberge eggs are elegant but I prefer Faberge bacon.

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

In article <[email hidden]>,

Mike Jacoubowsky said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

> and why are all of you trying to
> convince me that someone who knows so much about womens sports (GBMT)
> is a man, that is ridiculous it is so obvious that she is a woman.

For a short time I was thinking your post might have been legit. Now I
feel
like I was pretty stupid. That's OK, it's a feeling I'm used to...

Well, you are trying to make a living selling bicycles.

Hey, that reminds me. Do you remember that episode of Diff'rent Strokes
that featured a bike-shop owner?

That's pretty low. I heard about that episode, but thankfully never saw it.

What? I didn't even call you a dumbass!?

Oh right. Pedophile. Sorry.

Quoted message said:

I'd rather talk about the movie "Breaking Away." Basically someone following
me around with a camera (or so it seemed). And then, a couple decades later,
"30-something" and once again my life is on a screen.

I had that experience with the movie "Office Space," and then with the
"Venture Brothers."

Oh, and Krabbé's rider was totally about me, except the chess parts,

--
Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/
"My scenarios may give the impression I could be an excellent crook.
Not true - I am a talented lawyer." - Sandy in rec.bicycles.racing

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Quoted message said:

* Bob Schwartz <[email hidden]> a écrit profondement:
|
| Davey Crockett wrote:
| > Gee, don't they teach you anything at the University of Wisconsin ?
|
| Are you sure he's not from Philly?
|

My mail client, Emacs/Gnus, don't lie..........

I just wrote a small function to expand the headers to do whois and
resolveip on inbound mail, more for IDing UCE/Spam than anything else
and to kick the results to MySQL for later retrieval if/as/when needed

It's not hard to do, but you once said, it's wrong to expose the identity or
whereabouts of posters.

GBMT