Heras disappears on schedule.

LA has TIED big Mig's record in yellow, he will not pass it until he
gets the 9 minutes back on O'Grady.

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Callistus Valerius said:

Roberto Heras does his annual tdf disappearing act. Heras joins the club of
over-rated ex-postys, such as Levi, Tyler and Livingston. What a relief
that we don't have to be tortured to watch the hapless Beloki, and the
temperamental Once squad. The old Mr. Crow is showing us maybe how
over-rated the rest of peloton is. Sacrifice is a word that is unknown in
the fat and happy peloton. So Mr. Crow has passed the record that Indurain
set with the most days in yellow. You know I always thought the Big Mig was
a fake. Too fat and too slow, would be his discription if he was in today's
peloton while he was in his prime.

It must be hard work being so stupid.

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Callistus Valerius said:

Roberto Heras does his annual tdf disappearing act. Heras joins the

club of

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over-rated ex-postys, such as Levi, Tyler and Livingston. What a relief
that we don't have to be tortured to watch the hapless Beloki, and the
temperamental Once squad. The old Mr. Crow is showing us maybe how
over-rated the rest of peloton is. Sacrifice is a word that is unknown

in

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the fat and happy peloton. So Mr. Crow has passed the record that

Indurain

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set with the most days in yellow. You know I always thought the Big Mig

was

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a fake. Too fat and too slow, would be his discription if he was in

today's

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peloton while he was in his prime.

It must be hard work being so stupid.

He has been at it for quite some time and unlike most Tour idiots he trains
for it year 'round just like his deity.

"Tim Lines" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Callistus Valerius said:

Roberto Heras does his annual tdf disappearing act. Heras joins the

club of

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

over-rated ex-postys, such as Levi, Tyler and Livingston. What a relief
that we don't have to be tortured to watch the hapless Beloki, and the
temperamental Once squad. The old Mr. Crow is showing us maybe how
over-rated the rest of peloton is. Sacrifice is a word that is unknown

in

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

the fat and happy peloton. So Mr. Crow has passed the record that

Indurain

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set with the most days in yellow. You know I always thought the Big Mig

was

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

a fake. Too fat and too slow, would be his discription if he was in

today's

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

peloton while he was in his prime.

It must be hard work being so stupid.

He has been at it for quite some time and unlike most Tour idiots he trains
for it year 'round just like his deity.

Tim Lines <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<3HgHc.43963$a24.41744@attbi_s03>...

Quoted message said:

Callistus Valerius said:

Roberto Heras does his annual tdf disappearing act. Heras joins the club of
over-rated ex-postys, such as Levi, Tyler and Livingston. What a relief
that we don't have to be tortured to watch the hapless Beloki, and the
temperamental Once squad. The old Mr. Crow is showing us maybe how
over-rated the rest of peloton is. Sacrifice is a word that is unknown in
the fat and happy peloton. So Mr. Crow has passed the record that Indurain
set with the most days in yellow. You know I always thought the Big Mig was
a fake. Too fat and too slow, would be his discription if he was in today's
peloton while he was in his prime.

It must be hard work being so stupid.

Actually Henry probably has a Genius IQ.
I said "probably". Legate I am sure does.

Henry is a black comic, supremely sarcastic and dark.
A "comedian noir" that only the French could love.

-Ken

K. J. Papai said:

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Callistus Valerius wrote: [...]

Henry is a black comic, supremely sarcastic and dark.

Mr. Valerius posts from Burbank, Gringioni from San Diego.

"Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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K. J. Papai said:

Quoted message said:

Callistus Valerius wrote: [...]

Henry is a black comic, supremely sarcastic and dark.

Mr. Valerius posts from Burbank, Gringioni from San Diego.

Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern Californians.

"Carl Sundquist" <carlsun.com>...

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"Ewoud Dronkert" <me@@news.xs4all.nl...

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K. J. Papai said:

> Callistus Valerius wrote: [...]

Henry is a black comic, supremely sarcastic and dark.

Mr. Valerius posts from Burbank, Gringioni from San Diego.

Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern Californians.

So, let me get this right,
K. Gringioni (Henry) = Callistus V. is not an equation?

Damn it.

How do you know V's from Burbank? I've been there often.

-Ken

"Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Roberto Heras does his annual tdf disappearing act. Heras joins the club

of

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over-rated ex-postys, such as Levi, Tyler and Livingston. What a relief
that we don't have to be tortured to watch the hapless Beloki, and the
temperamental Once squad. The old Mr. Crow is showing us maybe how
over-rated the rest of peloton is. Sacrifice is a word that is unknown in
the fat and happy peloton. So Mr. Crow has passed the record that

Indurain

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set with the most days in yellow. You know I always thought the Big Mig

was

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a fake. Too fat and too slow, would be his discription if he was in

today's

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peloton while he was in his prime.

A couple of years ago Kevin was riding the San Francisco GP for Telecom. He
came in something like 4th or 5th. Everyone else was torn completely to
pieces. I looked at Kevin and he looked as fresh as he did in the morning at
the start. His jersey and shorts weren't sweat stained. His eyes didn't have
that washed out look that everyone else including George did.

There's no doubt in my mind that if Kevin had been properly handled that he
would have been at least as good as Tyler and I suspect he'd be quite a bit
better.

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Henry is a black comic, supremely sarcastic and dark.
A "comedian noir" that only the French could love.

Now you're making Henry hot.

In article <[email hidden]>,

Carl Sundquist said:

"Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

K. J. Papai said:

> Callistus Valerius wrote: [...]

Henry is a black comic, supremely sarcastic and dark.

Mr. Valerius posts from Burbank, Gringioni from San Diego.

Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern Californians.

Everything south of Gilroy is all the same to us norteños.

--
tanx,
Howard

So far, so good, so what?

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

Howard Kveck said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Carl Sundquist said:

"Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On Friday 09 July 2004 18:46, K. J. Papai wrote:

>>Callistus Valerius wrote: [...]
>
>Henry is a black comic, supremely sarcastic and dark.

Mr. Valerius posts from Burbank, Gringioni from San Diego.

Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern Californians.

Everything south of Gilroy is all the same to us norteños.

Ain't the Bay Area grand? You can ride around all day in cool foggy,
drizzle then bust a sweat climbing above the marine layer, then nearly
freeze to death on the way back down, back under the marine layer. Who
needs sunny southern California.

"Howard Kveck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern

Californians.

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Everything south of Gilroy is all the same to us norteños.

Why Gilroy? Is it the garlic?

Carl
Can't believe norteños would not claim the Monterey Peninsula.

Carl Sundquist said:

"Howard Kveck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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Quoted message said:

Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern

Californians.

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Everything south of Gilroy is all the same to us norteños.

Why Gilroy? Is it the garlic?

Carl
Can't believe norteños would not claim the Monterey Peninsula.

Keeps the wheel suckers at bay. ;-)

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Carl Sundquist said:

"Howard Kveck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern

Californians.

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Everything south of Gilroy is all the same to us norteños.

Why Gilroy? Is it the garlic?

Because beyond Gilroy is... Fresno. Oh dear.

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Carl
Can't believe norteños would not claim the Monterey Peninsula.

Well, I was thinking of the inland side of the hills, so I'll agree that
Monterey is indeed part of the north. But that's it! Nothing else...

(Not going to WSB this weekend.)

--
tanx,
Howard

So far, so good, so what?

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

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Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern

Californians.

Uh, no. San Luis Obispo is the dividing line. We'd never cede the garden
spots of Pozo & Creston to Southern California.

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

In article <[email hidden]>, Carl Sundquist

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Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern Californians.

Yes, the south state is a place we're glad we only have to visit
occasionally-like when we want a little cosmetic tune-up, or get a
craving for rush-hour stop and go traffic at 2 in the afternoon.

-WG

In article <[email hidden]>, Richard Adams

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Howard Kveck said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Carl Sundquist said:

"Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>On Friday 09 July 2004 18:46, K. J. Papai wrote:
>
>>>Callistus Valerius wrote: [...]
>>
>>Henry is a black comic, supremely sarcastic and dark.
>
>Mr. Valerius posts from Burbank, Gringioni from San Diego.

Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern Californians.

Everything south of Gilroy is all the same to us norteños.

Ain't the Bay Area grand? You can ride around all day in cool foggy,
drizzle then bust a sweat climbing above the marine layer, then nearly
freeze to death on the way back down, back under the marine layer. Who
needs sunny southern California.

Eventually the smart ones move east to the other side of the valley and
get to enjoy the rides done by mssr's LeMond, 7-11, and newbies like
Klasna and Horner.

-WG

In article <[email hidden]>, Mike

Jacoubowsky said:

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Everything south of Santa Barbara is all the same to Northern

Californians.

Uh, no. San Luis Obispo is the dividing line. We'd never cede the garden
spots of Pozo & Creston to Southern California.

I'd have to vote against this because if you'll go that far south
you'll have to start considering Bakersfield too and no one wants to go
down that road-not even the people in Fresno.

-WG