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  1. Celebrations Judged
    http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20040816/i/r1908004188.jpg

    (swimmers awaiting a judges' score, one guy even looks like IL
    GRILLO!)

    After all this discussion on judges and sports outcomes perhaps the
    Tour starting next year, or even better the Giro, where you get bonus
    seconds either added or taken away from you time based on your style
    at the line.

    Examples:
    Flecha's arrow win would be worth 20-25 seconds for him, while Neil
    Stephens' rocking the baby would be the opposite, maybe a full minute
    penalty.
    How much for Virenque's "awesome" sky pointing?
    Lance's chest thumping and fist pumping this year was pretty agressive
    but maybe too much in your face and cost him a few seconds in style?

    Celebrating and then losing is stylish but costly -- 2 whole minutes!
    DOH!

    -Ken

  2. K. J. Papai said:

    Tour starting next year, or even better the Giro, where you get bonus
    seconds either added or taken away from you time based on your style
    at the line.

    Celebrations "hors catégorie":
    - Museeuw pointing to his knee (Roubaix 2000)
    - Paul Herijgers at cyclocross worlds (Koksijde 1994): hop off, skip 1
    step on the ground, hop on.

  3. ..com (K. J. Papai) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    After all this discussion on judges and sports outcomes perhaps the
    Tour starting next year, or even better the Giro, where you get bonus
    seconds either added or taken away from you time based on your style
    at the line.

    Examples:
    Flecha's arrow win would be worth 20-25 seconds for him, while Neil
    Stephens' rocking the baby would be the opposite, maybe a full minute
    penalty.

    GOOG's IPO has gone to their heads!
    (sorry for the Google posting 5-time F-up there)

  4. (K. J. Papai) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    After all this discussion on judges and sports outcomes perhaps the
    Tour starting next year, or even better the Giro, where you get bonus
    seconds either added or taken away from you time based on your style
    at the line.

    Examples:
    Flecha's arrow win would be worth 20-25 seconds for him, while Neil
    Stephens' rocking the baby would be the opposite, maybe a full minute
    penalty.

    GOOG's IPO has gone to their heads!
    (sorry for the Google posting 5-time F-up there)

  5. Ewoud Dronkert <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    K. J. Papai said:

    Tour starting next year, or even better the Giro, where you get bonus
    seconds either added or taken away from you time based on your style
    at the line.

    Celebrations "hors catégorie":
    - Museeuw pointing to his knee (Roubaix 2000)
    - Paul Herijgers at cyclocross worlds (Koksijde 1994): hop off, skip 1
    step on the ground, hop on.

    And where would you put David Millar in the Vuelta, Angliru stage 2 or 3
    years ago -- get to the top and abandon just before the finish line?

    NS

  6. Nev Shea said:

    And where would you put David Millar in the Vuelta, Angliru stage 2 or 3
    years ago -- get to the top and abandon just before the finish line?

    That was a) not a celebration (yeah, of his own ego), and b) it was no
    victory. Belongs more in the Arndt-Tonkov category.

  7. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Nev Shea said:

    And where would you put David Millar in the Vuelta, Angliru stage 2 or 3
    years ago -- get to the top and abandon just before the finish line?

    That was a) not a celebration (yeah, of his own ego), and b) it was no
    victory. Belongs more in the Arndt-Tonkov category.

    Speaking of Judith Arndt, perhaps it runs in the family...

    http://www.h-bomb.com/ladies.jpg

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    So far, so good, so what?

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  8. Howard Kveck said:

    Speaking of Judith Arndt, perhaps it runs in the family...
    http://www.h-bomb.com/ladies.jpg

    That your grandmother and aunts? Funny, and also sad, how a simple
    gesture can be liberating. Well, good for them.

  9. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Howard Kveck said:

    Speaking of Judith Arndt, perhaps it runs in the family...
    http://www.h-bomb.com/ladies.jpg

    That your grandmother and aunts? Funny, and also sad, how a simple
    gesture can be liberating. Well, good for them.

    Just a found picture, I've no idea who they are. I think you're right
    about it being liberating, though. The one on the far right end seems to be
    pretty thrilled by it all.

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    So far, so good, so what?

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  10. [email hidden] (K. J. Papai) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Celebrations Judged
    http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20040816/i/r1908004188.jpg

    (swimmers awaiting a judges' score, one guy even looks like IL
    GRILLO!)

    After all this discussion on judges and sports outcomes perhaps the
    Tour starting next year, or even better the Giro, where you get bonus
    seconds either added or taken away from you time based on your style
    at the line.

    Examples:
    Flecha's arrow win would be worth 20-25 seconds for him, while Neil
    Stephens' rocking the baby would be the opposite, maybe a full minute
    penalty.
    How much for Virenque's "awesome" sky pointing?
    Lance's chest thumping and fist pumping this year was pretty agressive
    but maybe too much in your face and cost him a few seconds in style?

    Celebrating and then losing is stylish but costly -- 2 whole minutes!
    DOH!

    -Ken

    Don't forget Museeuw's 5 + 5 = 10 (world cups) salute during his 3rd
    Roubaix win. That was pretty cool.

    Virenque skipped (thankfully) his sky pointing gag this year.

  11. Howard Kveck <.comcast.net>...

    Quoted message said:

    In article @4ax.com>,

    Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Nev Shea said:

    And where would you put David Millar in the Vuelta, Angliru stage 2 or 3
    years ago -- get to the top and abandon just before the finish line?

    That was a) not a celebration (yeah, of his own ego), and b) it was no
    victory. Belongs more in the Arndt-Tonkov category.

    Speaking of Judith Arndt, perhaps it runs in the family...

    http://www.h-bomb.com/ladies.jpg

    Wow -- pedalchick is the one in the white hair, in the middle.
    Cool.

    -Ken

  12. Ewoud Dronkert <me@@4ax.com>...

    Quoted message said:
    K. J. Papai said:

    Tour starting next year, or even better the Giro, where you get bonus
    seconds either added or taken away from you time based on your style
    at the line.

    Celebrations "hors catégorie":
    - Museeuw pointing to his knee (Roubaix 2000)

    That might be my favorite -- even better when he turned around and
    applauded his two teammates in ('96?) when they finished 1-2-3.

    Lance's fist pumping "take no prisoners" this year (stage 17) over
    Kloeden is easily in the top ten of mine.

    Quoted message said:

    - Paul Herijgers at cyclocross worlds (Koksijde 1994): hop off, skip 1
    step on the ground, hop on.

    Sounds cool but I wasn't hip to cross 10 years ago.

    -Ken

  13. [email hidden] (brian roth) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    [email hidden] (K. J. Papai) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Celebrations Judged
    http://us.news1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/rids/20040816/i/r1908004188.jpg

    (swimmers awaiting a judges' score, one guy even looks like IL
    GRILLO!)

    After all this discussion on judges and sports outcomes perhaps the
    Tour starting next year, or even better the Giro, where you get bonus
    seconds either added or taken away from you time based on your style
    at the line.

    Examples:
    Flecha's arrow win would be worth 20-25 seconds for him, while Neil
    Stephens' rocking the baby would be the opposite, maybe a full minute
    penalty.
    How much for Virenque's "awesome" sky pointing?
    Lance's chest thumping and fist pumping this year was pretty agressive
    but maybe too much in your face and cost him a few seconds in style?

    Celebrating and then losing is stylish but costly -- 2 whole minutes!
    DOH!
    -Ken

    Don't forget Museeuw's 5 + 5 = 10 (world cups) salute during his 3rd
    Roubaix win. That was pretty cool.

    I think Museeuw had pretty much the podium for top finishing gestures.
    1. His teammates (top 3)
    2. His knee (his comeback win)
    3. His 5+5

    Total style. How much of this is planned in advance?

    Quoted message said:


    Virenque skipped (thankfully) his sky pointing gag this year.

    Ha ha ha!!
    Bastille Day 2004:
    http://www.cyclingnews.com/tour04.php?id=photos/2004/tour04/stage10/s-VIRENQUEARRIVO10st-865

    (two handed sky-pointing)
    -Ken

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