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  1. Dat [censored] shoulda been booted ouuta da Toor

    And if Jean-Marie had known then what he knows now, he wouldda been.

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    Le Vent à Dos
    Davey Crockett

  2. No kidding. What nerve. Imagine a rider having the unmitigated gall to hop
    on the wheel of another rider who's trying to bridge a gap to a breakaway.
    I think LA should be banned from all further ProTour races for life.

    --
    Bob C.

    "Of course it hurts. The trick is not minding that it hurts."
    T. E. Lawrence (of Arabia)
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    Quoted message said:

    Dat [censored] shoulda been booted ouuta da Toor

    And if Jean-Marie had known then what he knows now, he wouldda been.

    --
    Le Vent à Dos
    Davey Crockett

  3. "psycholist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    No kidding. What nerve. Imagine a rider having the unmitigated gall to
    hop on the wheel of another rider who's trying to bridge a gap to a
    breakaway.

    So you've bought into Armstrong's contorted, revisionist history?

    Quoted message said:

    I think LA should be banned from all further ProTour races for life.

    --
    Bob C.

    "Of course it hurts. The trick is not minding that it hurts."
    T. E. Lawrence (of Arabia)
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    Quoted message said:

    Dat [censored] shoulda been booted ouuta da Toor

    And if Jean-Marie had known then what he knows now, he wouldda been.

    --
    Le Vent à Dos
    Davey Crockett

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    "psycholist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    No kidding. What nerve. Imagine a rider having the unmitigated gall to
    hop on the wheel of another rider who's trying to bridge a gap to a
    breakaway.

    So you've bought into Armstrong's contorted, revisionist history?

    Nope. Not really. I remember seeing it when it happened. I thought it was
    about the most boneheaded thing I've ever seen LA do. Of course, I only saw
    what Phil and Paul showed us of it on OLN. I guess Lance would say that the
    OLN coverage edited out some important details. I'd have liked to see the
    Wah Wah part.
    --
    Bob C.

    "Of course it hurts. The trick is not minding that it hurts."
    T. E. Lawrence (of Arabia)

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    Dat [censored] shoulda been booted ouuta da Toor

    And if Jean-Marie had known then what he knows now, he wouldda been.

    Why? It was more profitable for JML to keep Armstrong riding.

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    Quoted message said:

    No kidding. What nerve. Imagine a rider having the unmitigated gall to
    hop on the wheel of another rider who's trying to bridge a gap to a
    breakaway.

    So you've bought into Armstrong's contorted, revisionist history?

    OK, I'll bite... what revisionist history? This is one of the few times I
    can say that I was there, watching the race, reading about it later, hearing
    about it from people associated with other teams. So far I haven't heard
    anything lately that's been at odds with what I knew back then. Did
    something come up that I've missed out on? Nothing on Cyclingnews.com
    anyway...

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

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