OLN gave it away!

In article <jx2Hc.41043$a24.21089@attbi_s03>, Kyle.B.H <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

What was up with the 'commercial' shwoing Lance in yellow, sayin "US Postal
cruising through the raindrops to put Lance in Yellow" or something like
that - about half way through tonights expanded coverage?!? Are these
people morons?

Amen. I was home today so watched the morning broadcast but my wife
threatened to kill me if I gave it away before she watched the replay
tonight. I should have Tivo'd the morning broadcast: I thought she
was going to kick the TV tube in!

--
James P. Spencer
Rochester, MN

"Badges?? We don't need no stinkin badges!"

James Spencer said:

Amen. I was home today so watched the morning broadcast but my wife
threatened to kill me if I gave it away before she watched the replay
tonight. I should have Tivo'd the morning broadcast: I thought she
was going to kick the TV tube in!

Morning shows are better than prime time.

---
"BitwiseBob" - Bob Anderson
Eugene Oregon

although I knew since I visited this newsgroup accidently, I agree. Lame
for them to be re-running the race, and then talk about the outcome
during commercials. Just stupid

Kyle.B.H said:

What was up with the 'commercial' shwoing Lance in yellow, sayin "US Postal
cruising through the raindrops to put Lance in Yellow" or something like
that - about half way through tonights expanded coverage?!? Are these
people morons?

Kyle.B.H said:

What was up with the 'commercial' shwoing Lance in yellow, sayin "US Postal
cruising through the raindrops to put Lance in Yellow" or something like
that - about half way through tonights expanded coverage?!? Are these
people morons?

I watched the later coverage because I couldn't watch anything
earlier. 12 minutes into the coverage I saw that commercial. But
I had already seen it during 'Lance Chronicles' that preceded the
prerace.

I went to their web site and let them know how stupid I thought their
decision was and that it meant that some people wouldn't watch the
rest of the later broadcast. Make that S*T*U*P*I*D.

I also went to the AOL web site <shudder> and signed up to advertise
at their site so that I could tell them about OLN's advertising and
the potential impact on viewership.

--
Hank Barta
beautiful sunny Winfield, Illinois