After Heras and Hamilton, Floyd is the third Lieutenant of the gang called "
Lance-le-Miraculé " .
When will " The Boss - " fall ? or can we expect other Lieutenants to fall
before ?
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Montesquiou said:
After Heras and Hamilton, Floyd is the third Lieutenant of the gang called "
Lance-le-Miraculé " .
When will " The Boss - " fall ? or can we expect other Lieutenants to fall
before ?http://www.amishrakefight.org/gfy/
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"RicodJour" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email hidden]...Montesquiou said:
After Heras and Hamilton, Floyd is the third Lieutenant of the gang called
"
Lance-le-Miraculé " .
When will " The Boss - " fall ? or can we expect other Lieutenants to fall
before ?http://www.amishrakefight.org/gfy/
R
*****Fine !
I like it when the losers are losing the temper.
It show that we are going in the right direction. -
However I agree with the OP
Regardless of Hamilton and Landis. Armstrong is no Virenque.
And cut that [censored] about "we're heading in the right direction".
Who is we, and who are you?
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"mal" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
However I agree with the OP
Regardless of Hamilton and Landis. Armstrong is no Virenque.
And cut that [censored] about "we're heading in the right direction".
Who is we, and who are you?
At least Virenque paid something. Very few I agree with you but after two
years he tell the true " Yes, I did it"
Lance, the "Boss of the Gang", or may I say "Livestrong and the Lance
Armstrong Foundations", is sellong his 60 million Livestrong yellow
bracelets for the the foundation and netted him tens of millions of dollarsAs Leblanc said : "This is an organised mafia that spreads doping practices"
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Montesquiou said:
At least Virenque paid something. Very few I agree with you but after two
years he tell the true " Yes, I did it"Well, hell, if Virenque can take a couple of years to come clean, give
Lance - a much better rider - a decade or two. It's only fair.Quoted message said:
Lance, the "Boss of the Gang", or may I say "Livestrong and the Lance
Armstrong Foundations", is sellong his 60 million Livestrong yellow
bracelets for the the foundation and netted him tens of millions of dollarsNetted him nothing. The money is to fight cancer. You actually make
some sense until you start dragging in extraneous drivel to support
your foregone conclusion. Then you become just another crank with an
axe to grind.Quoted message said:
As Leblanc said : "This is an organised mafia that spreads doping practices"
It's curious that Leblanc was buddies with Lance, knew almost nothing
about doping while he was running the show, and now that the door is
hitting him in the ass he's condemning the entire sport as dopers.R
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"RicodJour" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Montesquiou said:
At least Virenque paid something. Very few I agree with you but after
two
years he tell the true " Yes, I did it"Well, hell, if Virenque can take a couple of years to come clean, give
Lance - a much better rider - a decade or two. It's only fair.Quoted message said:
Lance, the "Boss of the Gang", or may I say "Livestrong and the Lance
Armstrong Foundations", is sellong his 60 million Livestrong yellow
bracelets for the the foundation and netted him tens of millions of
dollarsNetted him nothing. The money is to fight cancer.
LOL
You actually make
Quoted message said:
some sense until you start dragging in extraneous drivel to support
your foregone conclusion. Then you become just another crank with an
axe to grind.Quoted message said:
As Leblanc said : "This is an organised mafia that spreads doping
practices"It's curious that Leblanc was buddies with Lance, knew almost nothing
about doping while he was running the show, and now that the door is
hitting him in the ass he's condemning the entire sport as dopers.R
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Montesquiou said:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Lance, the "Boss of the Gang", or may I say "Livestrong and the Lance
Armstrong Foundations", is sellong his 60 million Livestrong yellow
bracelets for the the foundation and netted him tens of millions of
dollarsNetted him nothing. The money is to fight cancer.
LOL
Suggest you go look at the LAF site, and do some other research: "Who"
sold the wristbands, where the money went, etc.LAF gets high ratings for the percentage of what it takes in v. what is
spent on the goals.If you can provide any evidence whatsoever to back up your insinuation
("Lance kept the bracelet money"😉, it's time to do so. Right now. Or
admit you're just making it up. --D-y -
mal said:
However I agree with the OP
Regardless of Hamilton and Landis. Armstrong is no Virenque.
And cut that [censored] about "we're heading in the right direction".
That's exactly what was said in June when Ullrich and Basso et. al. were
barred from the tour. Then, for the first 3 weeks of July, the same
crowd crowed about what a treat it was to watch the first "clean" tour
in 8 years.Does anyone remember this?
That was fun! Let's do it again!
Quoted message said:
Who is we, and who are you?Me? Administrator and 7th rate cyclist. Creator of the "Master of the
Fatty Masters" cartoon concept. The fact that I'm posting in RBR puts
me under suspicion of being a self-appointed expert. My lawyers deny
that, but not real emphatically. -
<[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Montesquiou said:
Quoted message said:
> Lance, the "Boss of the Gang", or may I say "Livestrong and the Lance
> Armstrong Foundations", is sellong his 60 million Livestrong yellow
> bracelets for the the foundation and netted him tens of millions of
> dollarsNetted him nothing. The money is to fight cancer.
LOL
Suggest you go look at the LAF site, and do some other research: "Who"
sold the wristbands, where the money went, etc.LAF gets high ratings for the percentage of what it takes in v. what is
spent on the goals.If you can provide any evidence whatsoever to back up your insinuation
("Lance kept the bracelet money"😉, it's time to do so. Right now. Or
admit you're just making it up. --D-yCome on, friend, as we all know the reason for Foundation is favorable
income tax laws.As soon as they sniff the smell of money ... let create Foundation.
Any Floyd Foundation btw ?It seems yes, on july 13 2006
The smell of money, I tell you.
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You seem to know all the weasle reasons. Mountibank - is that your
translation?And to return to your BS about "at least Virenque came clean" No he didn't.
He was caught. He cheated. He was pilloried. He returned.Armstrong has nothing to come clean on. He was not "caught". He just kicked
everyone's ass for 7 years. Then retired.He's an inspiration to cancer patients. And, given his degree of illness,
probably like most cancer survivers, wakes up every day waiting for the next
shoe to drop.You and many like you, have no effing perspective at all.
smug [censored]. translate that.
For years I have watched this chicken [censored] banter. I haven't heard one TDF
competitor ripping into any of these guys. The ones who really "suffered" in
all this "cheating".And don't bring up G Lemond. Fantastic rider who never failed a test. Could
have woe lots more without the shot gun and the collaboration of his team.
And the gentlemanly rules which carry an old champion an extra year.Just a bunch of weekend social riders. And effing lawyers.
My apologies to many here. And to the others - eff off - get a life of your
own. -
well I really don't care who you are.
It's Montesquiou that I am trying to rate.
Though I do hope you're good at the cartoon bit.
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"mal" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
You seem to know all the weasle reasons. Mountibank - is that your
translation?And to return to your BS about "at least Virenque came clean" No he
didn't. He was caught. He cheated. He was pilloried. He returned.Armstrong has nothing to come clean on. He was not "caught". He just
kicked everyone's ass for 7 years. Then retired.
Dear friend,Now, explain to me why he was POSITIVE on CORTICOID and EPO during the 1999
TDF. ?" Remember Christophe Bassons."
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Montesquiou said:
After Heras and Hamilton, Floyd is the third Lieutenant of the gang called "
Lance-le-Miraculé " .
When will " The Boss - " fall ? or can we expect other Lieutenants to fall
before ?Admit it, it's all been about LANCE all along for you.
Landis (and the rest of cycling) are just what our
military quaintly calls "collateral damage." -
Montesquiou said:
"mal" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
However I agree with the OP
Regardless of Hamilton and Landis. Armstrong is no Virenque.
And cut that [censored] about "we're heading in the right direction".
Who is we, and who are you?
At least Virenque paid something. Very few I agree with you but after two
years he tell the true " Yes, I did it"
Lance, the "Boss of the Gang", or may I say "Livestrong and the Lance
Armstrong Foundations", is sellong his 60 million Livestrong yellow
bracelets for the the foundation and netted him tens of millions of dollarsAs Leblanc said : "This is an organised mafia that spreads doping practices"
Then he is full of the [censored], because cyclists have been doping for over one
hundred years. If there weren't organized mobs selling the stuff there'd be
disorganized mobs selling it.Ron
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Montesquiou said:
Quoted message said:
As Leblanc said : "This is an organised mafia that spreads doping practices"
RonSonic said:
Then he is full of the [censored], because cyclists have been doping for over one
hundred years. If there weren't organized mobs selling the stuff there'd be
disorganized mobs selling it.Its a nice shiny new bandwagon. Everyone wants to jump on it.
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Dear friend,
Now, explain to me why he was POSITIVE on CORTICOID and EPO during the 1999
TDF. ?" Remember Christophe Bassons."
Hey Ponce. The only reason I'd accept friend from you is knowing that it's
your attempt at sarcasm.I seem to remember him receiving his trophy in 1999.
Despite ponces like you who try to create dirt 7 years later, he still has
the trophy on the mantle.He is no longer defending his reputation. In some groups he has none, in
others its unquestionable.
So it comes down to law. He has not been convicted / caught. And he gets
richer each court case.He has 7 TDFs to his name. His rebound from cancer does make him a miracle
man.You started the thread. Its your title. This is your smart [censored] attempt at
degrading a reputation.smug tiny [censored]
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Exactly right.
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news:[email hidden]...Montesquiou said:
After Heras and Hamilton, Floyd is the third Lieutenant of the gang called
"
Lance-le-Miraculé " .
When will " The Boss - " fall ? or can we expect other Lieutenants to fall
before ?Admit it, it's all been about LANCE all along for you.
Landis (and the rest of cycling) are just what our
military quaintly calls "collateral damage."
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