Road Cycling · Public discussion

Lance Armstrong, the ultimate cheat

Started by tsarkon · · Last activity · 14 posts · 468 views

This thread is locked and is currently read-only.

Thread navigation

Jump through the discussion

Go to the original post, the replies on this page, or the latest preserved contribution.

Thread details

What we know about this thread

Original section
Road Cycling
Published
24 July 2005
Last activity
25 July 2005
Original author
tsarkon
Posts
14
Discussion status
Public discussion
Total views
468
Views / 30 days
0

The navigation and discussion metadata provide context. Posts remain in their original chronological order.

Showing posts 1–14 of 14
Posts remain in their original chronological order.

Text size
  1. After day upon day of Lance riding over 20 minutes behind the real race
    leaders he's just finally won a race. Good job Lance. It's quite an
    accomplishment to let your team ride ahead the whole time and then use that
    saved energy on your second to last day. Enjoy that champagne I'm looking
    forward to a much better tour next year.

  2. tsarkon said:

    After day upon day of Lance riding over 20 minutes behind the real race
    leaders he's just finally won a race. Good job Lance. It's quite an
    accomplishment to let your team ride ahead the whole time and then use that
    saved energy on your second to last day. Enjoy that champagne I'm looking
    forward to a much better tour next year.

    Dumbass,
    Yeah, I can't wait for next year either; without the malignant spirit
    of LANCE oppressing them, Basso and Ullrich will surely be on the
    attack every single day, even on the flat stages, and they'll never let
    any breaks go up the road, not even when it's all people half an hour
    back, and it will be every man for himself again, like it was back in
    the day before LANCE invented the idea of teams and domestiques and
    paid off his so-called "teammates" to do all the dirty work for him.

    -Smurf

  3. I hear ya. It's only a year away. Meanwhile I'm watching tapes from the
    early 90s while I ride the stationary.

    "Torched Smurf" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    tsarkon said:

    After day upon day of Lance riding over 20 minutes behind the real race
    leaders he's just finally won a race. Good job Lance. It's quite an
    accomplishment to let your team ride ahead the whole time and then use
    that
    saved energy on your second to last day. Enjoy that champagne I'm looking
    forward to a much better tour next year.

    Dumbass,
    Yeah, I can't wait for next year either; without the malignant spirit
    of LANCE oppressing them, Basso and Ullrich will surely be on the
    attack every single day, even on the flat stages, and they'll never let
    any breaks go up the road, not even when it's all people half an hour
    back, and it will be every man for himself again, like it was back in
    the day before LANCE invented the idea of teams and domestiques and
    paid off his so-called "teammates" to do all the dirty work for him.

    -Smurf

  4. tsarkon says...

    Quoted message said:

    I hear ya. It's only a year away. Meanwhile I'm watching tapes from the
    early 90s while I ride the stationary.

    Clearly, the stationary bike is EXACTLY where you should be.

  5. Oh, well, if he cheated, I guess the race organizers will be taking the
    title away from him, right?

  6. ya mean it wasn't the illegal drugs he was taking that no one could ever
    find? can y'all at least leave the goalposts in place a couple of days
    before you move them again...

    "tsarkon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:zwIEe.26236$s54.24992@pd7tw2no...

    Quoted message said:

    After day upon day of Lance riding over 20 minutes behind the real race
    leaders he's just finally won a race. Good job Lance. It's quite an
    accomplishment to let your team ride ahead the whole time and then use


    that

    Quoted message said:

    saved energy on your second to last day. Enjoy that champagne I'm looking
    forward to a much better tour next year.

  7. "tsarkon"
    <[email hidden]ake.com>
    wrote in message news:x9JEe.26040$5V4.846@pd7tw3no...

    Quoted message said:

    I hear ya. It's only a year away. Meanwhile I'm watching tapes from the
    early 90s while I ride the stationary.


    Maybe you should ask your girlfriend/boyfriend to move around a bit when you
    ride them.

    Thanks

    Hegs

  8. Lance's tactics were 100% ethical. Given Lance's age he was doing the
    smart thing to ride a defensive tdf.

  9. In article <zwIEe.26236$s54.24992@pd7tw2no>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    After day upon day of Lance riding over 20 minutes behind the real race
    leaders he's just finally won a race. Good job Lance. It's quite an
    accomplishment to let your team ride ahead the whole time and then use that
    saved energy on your second to last day. Enjoy that champagne I'm looking
    forward to a much better tour next year.

    If it was that simple, why haven't any of the other teams tried the same
    thing.
    ----------------
    Alex

  10. In article <zwIEe.26236$s54.24992@pd7tw2no>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    After day upon day of Lance riding over 20 minutes behind the real race
    leaders he's just finally won a race. Good job Lance. It's quite an
    accomplishment to let your team ride ahead the whole time and then use that
    saved energy on your second to last day. Enjoy that champagne I'm looking
    forward to a much better tour next year.

    If it was that simple, why haven't any of the other teams tried the same
    thing.
    ----------------
    Alex

  11. In article <zwIEe.26236$s54.24992@pd7tw2no>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    After day upon day of Lance riding over 20 minutes behind the real race
    leaders he's just finally won a race. Good job Lance. It's quite an
    accomplishment to let your team ride ahead the whole time and then use that
    saved energy on your second to last day. Enjoy that champagne I'm looking
    forward to a much better tour next year.

    If it was that simple, why haven't any of the other teams tried the same
    thing.
    ----------------
    Alex

  12. In article <zwIEe.26236$s54.24992@pd7tw2no>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    After day upon day of Lance riding over 20 minutes behind the real race
    leaders he's just finally won a race. Good job Lance. It's quite an
    accomplishment to let your team ride ahead the whole time and then use that
    saved energy on your second to last day. Enjoy that champagne I'm looking
    forward to a much better tour next year.

    If it was that simple, why haven't any of the other teams tried the same
    thing.
    ----------------
    Alex

  13. In article <zwIEe.26236$s54.24992@pd7tw2no>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    After day upon day of Lance riding over 20 minutes behind the real race
    leaders he's just finally won a race. Good job Lance. It's quite an
    accomplishment to let your team ride ahead the whole time and then use that
    saved energy on your second to last day. Enjoy that champagne I'm looking
    forward to a much better tour next year.

    If it was that simple, why haven't any of the other teams tried the same
    thing.
    ----------------
    Alex

  14. In article <zwIEe.26236$s54.24992@pd7tw2no>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    After day upon day of Lance riding over 20 minutes behind the real race
    leaders he's just finally won a race. Good job Lance. It's quite an
    accomplishment to let your team ride ahead the whole time and then use that
    saved energy on your second to last day. Enjoy that champagne I'm looking
    forward to a much better tour next year.

    If it was that simple, why haven't any of the other teams tried the same
    thing.
    ----------------
    Alex

Active in the last 60 minutes

Active in this thread

0 users · 0 guests ·0 bots ·0 total

No signed-in users are active right now.

No known search crawlers active right now.