You have to admit that Rebellin is one of the best riders around. Even at 36
he was lacking only the tiniest amount to beat Valverde. Of course it
appeared that the tiniest amount cost Valverde a pretty penny.....
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Tom Kunich' cyclintom@yahoo. com said:
Of course it
appeared that the tiniest amount cost Valverde a pretty penny.....dumbass,
i'm not sure what you're saying. that valverde paid off rebellin for
throw the race ?if so why don't you just say that ?
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"Amit Ghosh" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Tom Kunich' cyclintom@yahoo. com said:
Of course it
appeared that the tiniest amount cost Valverde a pretty penny.....dumbass,
i'm not sure what you're saying. that valverde paid off rebellin for
throw the race ?if so why don't you just say that ?
Obviously you didn't watch the race. So why are you commenting?
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of course, I could be wrong about what he meant - I've never been much of
a Perl programmer.More likely an example of infinite recursion programmed in Prolog.
That explains the Bailey sized core dump when the stack overflows. -
Bret said:
I'm not sure what his complaint is either. Helping Valverde chase Andy
Schleck?Yes.
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Not countering Frank Schleck on the last climb when Valverde
seemed about to crack?No. It only looked like Valverde was about to crack because he
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Bret said:
I'm not sure what his complaint is either. Helping Valverde chase Andy
Schleck?Yes.
You can question the decision but assuming that he sold the race is
over the top. I just think he respected the strength of the Schleck
brothers and felt he had to ride to counter their tactical advantage.
Remember that he was in the group that Frank rode away from at Amstel
two years ago. He also probably thought it was better to beaten at the
line than left on the road.Bret
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Bret said:
You can question the decision but assuming that he sold the race is
over the top.
BretAgreed. He had to go to try secure 3rd. Getting 2nd was gravy.
Kunich:
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You have to admit that Rebellin is one of the best riders around.
Agreed.
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"Tom Kunich" a écrit profondement:
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| Obviously you didn't watch the race. So why are you commenting?
|It wasn't worth watching anyway
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Davey Crockett
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"Davey Crockett" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Tom Kunich" a écrit profondement:
| Obviously you didn't watch the race. So why are you commenting?
It wasn't worth watching anyway
Davey, your comments here make me think that you're in a really bad mood.
Hope that you get better.
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