Hell

pedalchick said:

Robert Chung said:

pedalchick said:

pedalchick wrote:
> This time the early break never gets caught...
> 1. Wilfred Creskens (Quick-Step)
> 2. Frank Hoj (CSC)
> 3. Fabian Cancellera (Fassa Bortollo)
> 4. Tom Boonen (Quick Step) @ 1:43
> 5. Servais Knaven (Quick Step)
> 6. Stephan Wesseman (T-mobile)
> 7. Leon Van Bon (Lotto-Domo)
> 8. Stijn Devolder (USPS)
> 9. Mirko Celestino (Saeco) @ 4:34
> 10. Johan Musseew (Quick Step)
> 11. George Hincapie (USPS)

You now must all bow to my prediction prowess. A group of non-
favorites sprinted for the big cobble.

This was the reason for the candyass rule.

Quoted message said:

You'll need to remind me of this candyass rule, as it was apparently
before my time.

See

<http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&c2coff=1&threadm=7fpuum%24tjm%241%40netnews.upenn.edu>

Though candyass, you get some points for picking Cancellara for 3rd.
That was less than obvious. If he had actually finished 3rd rather
than 4th I'd start to worry.

Robert Chung said:

that if one makes eleven picks then demanding that we now bow to your
prediction
prowess is a tad unseemly, especially since Backstedt wasn't even one of
them.

The early break got caught...
....Cancellara was her closest...
And she spelled Wesemann's first name incorrectly...

Stewart Fleming said:

Robert Chung said:

that if one makes eleven picks then demanding that we now bow to your
prediction prowess is a tad unseemly, especially since Backstedt
wasn't even one of them.

The early break got caught... ...Cancellara was her closest... And she
spelled Wesemann's first name incorrectly...

Only a real candyass would critique someone for their spelling.

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pedalchick said:

Stewart Fleming said:

Robert Chung said:

that if one makes eleven picks then demanding that we now bow to your
prediction prowess is a tad unseemly, especially since Backstedt
wasn't even one of them.

The early break got caught... ...Cancellara was her closest... And she
spelled Wesemann's first name incorrectly...

Only a real candyass would critique someone for their spelling.

you know how it goes- stewart probably has been called stuart too many times.

hh

pedalchick said:

Stewart Fleming said:

Robert Chung said:

that if one makes eleven picks then demanding that we now bow to your
prediction prowess is a tad unseemly, especially since Backstedt
wasn't even one of them.

The early break got caught... ...Cancellara was her closest... And she
spelled Wesemann's first name incorrectly...

Only a real candyass would critique someone for their spelling.

Critique is positive, generally.
Next time I'll remember to deconstruct it too.

h squared said:

you know how it goes- stewart probably has been called stuart too many times.

"Stephen" is more the go down this way...

pedalchick said:

There were two
other names I had thought about putting on there, one was Flecha, the
other was Big Magnus

So you're saying that rather than 11 names, you were actually thinking of
putting down 13?

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Quoted message said:

Stewart Fleming said:

Robert Chung said:

that if one makes eleven picks then demanding that we now bow to

your

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

prediction prowess is a tad unseemly, especially since Backstedt
wasn't even one of them.

The early break got caught... ...Cancellara was her closest... And she
spelled Wesemann's first name incorrectly...

Only a real candyass would critique someone for their spelling.

You tell 'em Peddlechick.