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    Earl Camembert
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    How great is this?
    http://www.nbcolympics.com/2004/0818/5042857_320X240.jpg

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  2. Roger Moore
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    Don't fool yourself. If Lance would have been there, that picture would look
    different.

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    http://www.nbcolympics.com/2004/0818/5042857_320X240.jpg

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  3. trg
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    Earl Camembert said:
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    How great is this?
    http://www.nbcolympics.com/2004/0818/5042857_320X240.jpg

    Roger Moore said:

    Don't fool yourself. If Lance would have been there, that picture would


    look

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    different.

    He was 3rd in Sydney so presumably you are implying that it would be
    Armstrong not Julich congratulating Hamilton on his gold.


    Nah, he came in after Ullrich in Sydney, so that means he would have been
    8th in Athens.

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  4. Donald Munro
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    Earl Camembert said:
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    How great is this?
    http://www.nbcolympics.com/2004/0818/5042857_320X240.jpg

    Roger Moore said:

    Don't fool yourself. If Lance would have been there, that picture would look
    different.

    He was 3rd in Sydney so presumably you are implying that it would be
    Armstrong not Julich congratulating Hamilton on his gold.

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  5. K. J. Papai
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    Earl Camembert <nospam@@4ax.com>...

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    How great is this?
    http://www.nbcolympics.com/2004/0818/5042857_320X240.jpg

    Had Lance been there it would've been Lance hugging Tyler.

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  6. iocat
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    "Roger Moore" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Don't fool yourself. If Lance would have been there, that picture would look
    different.


    Give me a break!! Should of, could of. You don't what would have happened.
    Looked at what happened in Sydney. Idiot.

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  7. Earl Camembert
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    (K. J. Papai) said:

    Earl Camembert <nospam@@4ax.com>...

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    How great is this?
    http://www.nbcolympics.com/2004/0818/5042857_320X240.jpg

    Had Lance been there it would've been Lance hugging Tyler.

    We will NEVER know. That is why Baseball is played on grass and
    Cycling is raced on pavement (dirt). Tyler said it was a blessing in
    disguise that he had to leave the Tour. It gave him extra rest. Really
    for USA cycling how great is this?

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  8. TritonRider
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    From: Earl Camembert [email hidden]

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    We will NEVER know. That is why Baseball is played on grass and
    Cycling is raced on pavement (dirt). Tyler said it was a blessing in
    disguise that he had to leave the Tour. It gave him extra rest. Really
    for USA cycling how great is this?

    Fantastic unless you think Lance IS US cycling, not sure how The Springs feels
    about it.
    Bill C

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  9. Carl Sundquist
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    From: Earl Camembert [email hidden]

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    We will NEVER know. That is why Baseball is played on grass and
    Cycling is raced on pavement (dirt). Tyler said it was a blessing in
    disguise that he had to leave the Tour. It gave him extra rest. Really
    for USA cycling how great is this?

    Fantastic unless you think Lance IS US cycling, not sure how The Springs


    feels

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    about it.
    Bill C

    IMO, the Springs considers Lance = US cycling until he retires.

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  10. TritonRider
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    IMO, the Springs considers Lance = US cycling until he retires.

    That's pretty much my take, but you'd know a lot more than I would.
    Bill C

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  11. Earl Camembert
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    (TritonRider) said:
    Quoted message said:

    From: Earl Camembert [email hidden]

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    We will NEVER know. That is why Baseball is played on grass and
    Cycling is raced on pavement (dirt). Tyler said it was a blessing in
    disguise that he had to leave the Tour. It gave him extra rest. Really
    for USA cycling how great is this?

    Fantastic unless you think Lance IS US cycling, not sure how The Springs feels
    about it.
    Bill C


    No it is great for US cycling to have TWO on the podium.

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  12. warren
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    In article <[email hidden]>, TritonRider

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    From: "Carl Sundquist" [email hidden]

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    IMO, the Springs considers Lance = US cycling until he retires.

    That's pretty much my take, but you'd know a lot more than I would.
    Bill C

    Ruh-roh. I thought Marty was their golden child and saviour.

    -WG

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  13. Carl Sundquist
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    From: "Carl Sundquist" [email hidden]

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    IMO, the Springs considers Lance = US cycling until he retires.

    That's pretty much my take, but you'd know a lot more than I would.
    Bill C

    Just look how many pies his agent Bill Stapleton has his fingers into.

    http://www.planetcse.com/team.html

    http://www.tailwindsports.com/

    He represents Hamilton, too.

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  14. Carl Sundquist
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    In article <[email hidden]>, TritonRider

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    From: "Carl Sundquist" [email hidden]

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    IMO, the Springs considers Lance = US cycling until he retires.

    That's pretty much my take, but you'd know a lot more than I would.
    Bill C

    Ruh-roh. I thought Marty was their golden child and saviour.

    Once again IMO, I think USAC views Marty as the rider of the '90's

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