Armstrong an old [censored]

mr60percent said:

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Just a bit of useless trivia...

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If Armstrong wins the Tour in 2004 he will at that stage be the oldest winner (32 year 11 m) since
1980 winner Joop Zoetemelk (33 year 7 m)

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Zoetemelk is the oldest since 1948 winner Gino Bartali (34 year 0 m)

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All you old [censored] take heart!

And next in line among the post-war winners is... mrsixtypercent.

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Way to go.

Bob Schwartz [email hidden]

I suppose I should get off my butt and update my Tour data set with this year's results...

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Some old [censored] correspondent sent me this.

Just a bit of useless trivia...

If Armstrong wins the Tour in 2004 he will at that stage be the oldest winner (32 year 11 m) since
1980 winner Joop Zoetemelk (33 year 7 m)

Zoetemelk is the oldest since 1948 winner Gino Bartali (34 year 0 m)

All you old [censored] take heart!

Wasn't Bjarne Riis at least 33 when he won?

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Some old [censored] correspondent sent me this.

Just a bit of useless trivia...

If Armstrong wins the Tour in 2004 he will at that stage be the oldest winner (32 year 11 m) since
1980 winner Joop Zoetemelk (33 year 7 m)

Zoetemelk is the oldest since 1948 winner Gino Bartali (34 year 0 m)

All you old [censored] take heart!

I beg your pardon! "I'm not a [censored]".

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Originally posted by Otto
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Some old [censored] correspondent sent me this.

Just a bit of useless trivia...

If Armstrong wins the Tour in 2004 he will at that stage be the oldest winner (32 year 11 m) since
1980 winner Joop Zoetemelk (33 year 7 m)

Zoetemelk is the oldest since 1948 winner Gino Bartali (34 year 0 m)

All you old [censored] take heart!

Wasn't Bjarne Riis at least 33 when he won?

nope he wase 32

jhuskey said:

Mr60percent said:

Some old [censored] correspondent sent me this. Just a bit of useless trivia... If Armstrong wins
the Tour in 2004 he will at that stage be the oldest winner (32 year 11 m) since 1980 winner
Joop Zoetemelk (33 year 7 m) Zoetemelk is the oldest since 1948 winner Gino Bartali (34 year 0
m) All you old [censored] take heart!

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I beg your pardon! "I'm not a [censored]".

And I'm not OLD...

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Some old [censored] correspondent sent me this.

Just a bit of useless trivia...

If Armstrong wins the Tour in 2004 he will at that stage be the oldest winner (32 year 11 m)
since 1980 winner Joop Zoetemelk (33 year 7 m)

Zoetemelk is the oldest since 1948 winner Gino Bartali (34 year 0 m)

All you old [censored] take heart!

Wasn't Bjarne Riis at least 33 when he won?

Barney was 32 years 3 months 18 days to be exact.

Sorry about the Old [censored] comment... ...really meant to say "not-quite a fattie master"

tutley-pip old chaps

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jhuskey said:

Mr60percent said:

Some old [censored] correspondent sent me this. Just a bit of useless trivia... If Armstrong
wins the Tour in 2004 he will at that stage be the oldest winner (32 year 11 m) since 1980
winner Joop Zoetemelk (33 year 7 m) Zoetemelk is the oldest since 1948 winner Gino Bartali
(34 year 0 m) All you old [censored] take heart!

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I beg your pardon! "I'm not a [censored]".

And I'm not OLD...

Well, maybe not THAT old. or that much a [censored], eh! But that's only your viewpoint, and only maybe
that of your 5 closest friends. Cheers! From A Grinning OLD FART! Mark <> _|_

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jhuskey said:

Mr60percent wrote:
> Some old [censored] correspondent sent me this. Just a bit of useless trivia... If Armstrong
> wins the Tour in 2004 he will at that stage be the oldest winner (32 year 11 m) since 1980
> winner Joop Zoetemelk (33 year 7 m) Zoetemelk is the oldest since 1948 winner Gino Bartali
> (34 year 0 m) All you old [censored] take heart!

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I beg your pardon! "I'm not a [censored]".

And I'm not OLD...

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Well, maybe not THAT old. or that much a [censored], eh! But that's only

The implicit was that I AM a [censored]...

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your viewpoint, and only maybe that of your 5 closest friends. Cheers! From A Grinning OLD FART!
Mark <> _|_

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