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  1. MagillaGorilla said:

    Horner's constant presence on the cyclocross
    scene is queer. He's becoming anonymous in both road racing and cross.

    Top road racers don't do stunts like this because they use the
    off-season to sue people, establish relationships with their au pair, or
    film commercials.

    You never saw Hinault, LeMond or Armstrong doing nonsense like this.

    Here Horner stops mid race to sign a jersey, and still wins:
    http://www.smithersmpls.com/2006/11/chris-horner-autograph-hard-way.html

    The race is the Saturday Jingle Cross in Iowa City. Who'd a thunk they'd
    have podium babes in Iowa.
    http://www.jinglecrossrock.com/2006-home.htm

    Bob Schwartz

  2. Bob Schwartz said:


    The race is the Saturday Jingle Cross in Iowa City. Who'd a thunk they'd
    have podium babes in Iowa.
    http://www.jinglecrossrock.com/2006-home.htm

    And they have to label them.

    R

  3. Bob Schwartz said:

    http://www.jinglecrossrock.com/2006-home.htm

    Oh man how wrong are the snow flakes and sled... Also a bit funny
    though. Anyone better luck in figuring out the large version url?
    http://www.jinglecrossrock.com/rock1podiumsmall.jpg

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    E. Dronkert

  4. Bob Schwartz said:

    The race is the Saturday Jingle Cross in Iowa City. Who'd a thunk they'd
    have podium babes in Iowa.
    http://www.jinglecrossrock.com/2006-home.htm

    That is wild stuff and a wild page.

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  5. Bob Schwartz said:

    http://www.jinglecrossrock.com/2006-home.htm

    The web designer is proud enough of his work to put his name at the
    bottom, along with "please contact us if you have technical troubles with
    this webpage."

  6. On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 19:00:02 -0500, MagillaGorilla <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/cross.php?id=/photos/2006/nov06/highland06/2007

    That is possibly the ugliest web page design I've seen in years.

    My monitor's running 1024 x 728 and doesn't begin to encompass the ghastliness.

    But where's the "disgrace" in that for a cycling group.

    Ron

  7. RicodJour said:
    Bob Schwartz said:


    The race is the Saturday Jingle Cross in Iowa City. Who'd a thunk they'd
    have podium babes in Iowa.
    http://www.jinglecrossrock.com/2006-home.htm

    And they have to label them.

    Dude,

    That''s a good thing. It keeps you from forgetting their names
    in a beer-enhanced oxygen-deprived haze while chatting them
    up at the post-race party.

    Ben
    RBR Dating Advice Columnist

  8. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Bob Schwartz wrote:
    And they have to label them.

    Quoted message said:

    That''s a good thing. It keeps you from forgetting their names
    in a beer-enhanced oxygen-deprived haze while chatting them
    up at the post-race party.

    Its the 21st century, baby. Why can't they have RFID chips embedded so we
    can just scan them to get all their vital details, not just their name.

  9. RonSonic said:

    On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 19:00:02 -0500, MagillaGorilla <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/cross.php?id=/photos/2006/nov06/highland06/2007

    That is possibly the ugliest web page design I've seen in years.

    It's not just ugly, it's also technically bad. It's like Homer
    Simpson's page before Lisa fixed it, only not as functional.

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