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2003 Criterium International Thursday, April 3 at 7:00pm and 2:00am ET Saturday, April 5
at 3:00pm ET
2003 Tour of Flanders Thursday, April 10 at 7:00pm and 2:00am ET
2003 Paris Roubaix Sunday, April 13 4-6pm ET
2003 Paris Roubaix - Highlight Show Thursday, April 17 at 7:00pm and 2:00am ET
2003 Amstel Gold Thursday, April 24 at 7:00pm and 2:00am ET Saturday, April 26 at 3:00pm ET
I assume this is not available for us canadian viewers. They didn't show Milan-San Remo (neither
did TLN which did last year i think- and to think i subscribed to TLN even though i don't
understand Italian- yet :-) Well at least we'll have plenty of dog shows and truck pulling contests
to watch. Darius
In article said:I assume this is not available for us canadian viewers. They didn't show Milan-San Remo (neither
did TLN which did last year i think- and to think i subscribed to TLN even though i don't
understand Italian- yet :-) Well at least we'll have plenty of dog shows and truck pulling
contests to watch. Darius
LOL, it does suck. Your best bet, find a gray market satellite provider. That's what I'm doing as
soon as I can get the money and they can ARREST MY ASS!
(Marlene Blanshay) said:In article said:I assume this is not available for us canadian viewers. They didn't show Milan-San Remo (neither
did TLN which did last year i think- and to think i subscribed to TLN even though i don't
understand Italian- yet :-) Well at least we'll have plenty of dog shows and truck pulling
contests to watch. DariusLOL, it does suck. Your best bet, find a gray market satellite provider. That's what I'm doing as
soon as I can get the money and they can ARREST MY ASS!
Why would you get arrested?
In article <[email hidden]>, Mike Wright
Quoted message said:(Marlene Blanshay) said:In article said:I assume this is not available for us canadian viewers. They didn't show Milan-San Remo
(neither did TLN which did last year i think- and to think i subscribed to TLN even though i
don't understand Italian- yet :-) Well at least we'll have plenty of dog shows and truck
pulling contests to watch. DariusLOL, it does suck. Your best bet, find a gray market satellite provider. That's what I'm doing as
soon as I can get the money and they can ARREST MY ASS!Why would you get arrested?
Well,because gray market satellite is illegal, but I would risk it if it meant getting decent sports
coverage. Not just oln, but Fox sports world. Canadian tv sucks the bag.
The CRTC (old men) tell Canadians what they want to and will watch. This does not include any
activities involving double digits heart rates.
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Quoted message said:(Marlene Blanshay) said:In article said:I assume this is not available for us canadian viewers. They didn't
show
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Milan-San Remo (neither did TLN which did last year i think- and to
think i
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:subscribed to TLN even though i don't understand Italian- yet :-) Well at least we'll have
plenty of dog shows and truck pulling contests
to
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:watch. Darius
LOL, it does suck. Your best bet, find a gray market satellite provider. That's what I'm doing as
soon as I can get the money and they can ARREST MY ASS!Why would you get arrested?
In article said:The CRTC (old men) tell Canadians what they want to and will watch. This does not include any
activities involving double digits heart rates.--
Yep, it's aimed at viewers, not at doers.
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