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  1. Original post
    Otto
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    cyclingnews.comindex.php

    Check out those ears. Always wondered if he had green blood
    in his veins.

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  2. Debe
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    otto said:

    cyclingnews.comin
    dex.php?id=saturday/pr04071

    Check out those ears. Always wondered if he had green
    blood in his veins.

    check out his haircut, long hair at the neck ... he's not a
    vulcan, rather a redneck.

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  3. Gooserider
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    "debe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

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    otto said:


    cyclingnews.cominde
    x.php?id=saturday /pr04071

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Check out those ears. Always wondered if he had green
    blood in his


    veins.

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    check out his haircut, long hair at the neck ... he's not
    a vulcan, rather a redneck.

    So he's a mullet-wearing Vulcan?

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  4. Richard Adams
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    [email hidden] (otto) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    cyclingnews.comin
    dex.php?id=saturday/pr04071

    Check out those ears. Always wondered if he had green
    blood in his veins.

    While I don't consider myself a trekkie, while a vulcan is
    stronger, a great mathematician (so should be good at
    tactics) and lives very long (so should have a career of,
    what? 30, 40 years?) Wouldn't a vulcan also have problems
    with the unpredictability of human riders? Of course the
    vulcan grip would be great for handling hotheads, such as
    Moreau in the 2002 TdF. Then there's the mind-meld, make
    sure all your teammates are on the same page.

    Nah...

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  5. John Rees
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    "Richard Adams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...
    | [email hidden] (otto) wrote in message
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    | >
    cyclingnews.cominde
    x.php?id=saturday/pr04071
    | >
    | > Check out those ears. Always wondered if he had green
    | > blood in his
    veins.
    |
    | While I don't consider myself a trekkie, while a vulcan is
    | stronger, a great mathematician (so should be good at
    | tactics) and lives very long (so should have a career of,
    | what? 30, 40 years?) Wouldn't a vulcan also have problems
    | with the unpredictability of human riders? Of course the
    | vulcan grip would be great for handling hotheads, such as
    | Moreau in the 2002 TdF. Then there's the mind-meld, make
    | sure all your teammates are on the same page.

    I'm thinkin' Romulan. Then that cloaking gizmo would be
    handy when launching an attack, as he could escape without
    anyone knowing about it.

    jrees.nettom.jpg

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  6. Scott Hendricks
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    "Gooserider" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    "debe" <[email hidden]> wrote in message -"]news:[email hidden]-
    bremen.de...

    Quoted message said:
    otto said:


    cyclingnews.comin
    dex.php?id=saturday /pr04071

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Check out those ears. Always wondered if he had green
    blood in his


    veins.

    Quoted message said:


    check out his haircut, long hair at the neck ... he's
    not a vulcan, rather a redneck.

    So he's a mullet-wearing Vulcan?

    not a redneck, nor a Vulcan... just a hockey fan

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  7. Richard Adams
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    "John Rees" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    "Richard Adams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...
    | [email hidden] (otto) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...
    | >
    cyclingnews.comi
    ndex.php?id=saturday/pr04071
    | >
    | > Check out those ears. Always wondered if he had green
    | > blood in his
    veins.
    |
    | While I don't consider myself a trekkie, while a vulcan
    | is stronger, a great mathematician (so should be good at
    | tactics) and lives very long (so should have a career
    | of, what? 30, 40 years?) Wouldn't a vulcan also have
    | problems with the unpredictability of human riders? Of
    | course the vulcan grip would be great for handling
    | hotheads, such as Moreau in the 2002 TdF. Then there's
    | the mind-meld, make sure all your teammates are on the
    | same page.

    I'm thinkin' Romulan. Then that cloaking gizmo would be
    handy when launching an attack, as he could escape without
    anyone knowing about it.

    jrees.nettom.jpg

    Hmm good plan, but only if the clocking device doesn't add
    considerable weight to the bike. Also, very important to
    deactivate it before crossing the finish line.

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