London start for 2007 TdF

"Mike Causer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

According to Cyclingnews.com quoting Het Nieuwsblad

http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2005/tour05/news/?id=/news/2005/jul05/jul06news5

Article right at the bottom

Mike

Oh happy day!!!

Cheers, helen s

Mike Causer said:

According to Cyclingnews.com quoting Het Nieuwsblad

http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2005/tour05/news/?id=/news/2005/jul05/jul06news5

Quoted message said:

Article right at the bottom

One rather wonder whether that will still be the case tomorrow, given recent
events in Singapore...

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Dave Larrington said:

Mike Causer said:

According to Cyclingnews.com quoting Het Nieuwsblad

http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2005/tour05/news/?id=/news/2005/jul05/jul06news5

Quoted message said:

Article right at the bottom

One rather wonder whether that will still be the case tomorrow, given
recent events in Singapore...

The Grauniad think it will make no difference:

http://sport.guardian.co.uk/cycling/story/0,10482,1349612,00.html#article_continue

Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden. B*gger.

Mike

Mike Causer said:

Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.

Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...

Guy
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Just zis Guy said:

Mike Causer said:

Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.

Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...

They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
expect.

Colin

Colin Blackburn said:

Just zis Guy said:

Mike Causer said:

Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.

Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...

They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
expect.

Currently, yes, but I think that their regulators are taking a negative
view of this.

R.

Richard said:

Colin Blackburn said:

Just zis Guy said:

On Wed, 06 Jul 2005 14:19:30 +0100, Mike Causer
<[email hidden]> wrote:

> Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.

Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...

They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
expect.

Currently, yes, but I think that their regulators are taking a negative
view of this.

Are you positive? A potential flashpoint for a breakdown in relations, then.

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Nobby

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Colin Blackburn said:

Just zis Guy said:

On Wed, 06 Jul 2005 14:19:30 +0100, Mike Causer
<[email hidden]> wrote:

> Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.

Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...

They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
expect.

Currently, yes, but I think that their regulators are taking a negative
view of this.

Are you positive? Got your ear to the ground?

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Richard said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

> Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.
Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...

They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
expect.

Currently, yes, but I think that their regulators are taking a negative
view of this.

They seem to have generated a bit of controversy, anyway. Maybe they
have an alternate agenda?

Guy
--
May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after posting.
http://www.chapmancentral.co.uk

88% of helmet statistics are made up, 65% of them at CHS, Puget Sound

Just zis Guy said:

Richard said:

Quoted message said:

>>Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.
>
>Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...

They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
expect.

Currently, yes, but I think that their regulators are taking a negative
view of this.

They seem to have generated a bit of controversy, anyway. Maybe they
have an alternate agenda?

Their position is static, they will directly resist any change. There'll
be a lot of tension before long.

Just zis Guy said:

Richard said:

Quoted message said:

>>Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.
>
>Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...

They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
expect.

Currently, yes, but I think that their regulators are taking a negative
view of this.

They seem to have generated a bit of controversy, anyway. Maybe they
have an alternate agenda?

Certainly they express a potential difference in opinion, that could
leave things in a state of flux.

R.

Richard said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

>>>Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.
>>Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...
>They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
>expect.
Currently, yes, but I think that their regulators are taking a negative
view of this.

They seem to have generated a bit of controversy, anyway. Maybe they
have an alternate agenda?

Certainly they express a potential difference in opinion, that could
leave things in a state of flux.

They are insulated from reality, and that impedes their progress
towards enlightenment. They should be inducted into cycles, even just
faraday, but they will resist it because they think it hertz. Watts
the fuss about, I want to know? Are they ampered by their
foolishness? Or do they think inverting their view would be too much
of a volt-face?

Guy
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May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after posting.
http://www.chapmancentral.co.uk

88% of helmet statistics are made up, 65% of them at CHS, Puget Sound

Just zis Guy said:

Richard said:

Quoted message said:

>>>>Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.
>>>
>>>Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...
>>
>>They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
>>expect.
>
>Currently, yes, but I think that their regulators are taking a negative
>view of this.

They seem to have generated a bit of controversy, anyway. Maybe they
have an alternate agenda?

Certainly they express a potential difference in opinion, that could
leave things in a state of flux.

They are insulated from reality, and that impedes their progress
towards enlightenment. They should be inducted into cycles, even just
faraday, but they will resist it because they think it hertz. Watts
the fuss about, I want to know? Are they ampered by their
foolishness? Or do they think inverting their view would be too much
of a volt-face?

Guy

I dont have the capacity to handle this.

come ohm guys

dave said:

Just zis Guy said:

Richard said:

>>>>>Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.
>>>>
>>>>Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...
>>>
>>>They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
>>>expect.
>>
>>Currently, yes, but I think that their regulators are taking a negative
>>view of this.
>
>They seem to have generated a bit of controversy, anyway. Maybe they
>have an alternate agenda?

Certainly they express a potential difference in opinion, that could
leave things in a state of flux.

They are insulated from reality, and that impedes their progress
towards enlightenment. They should be inducted into cycles, even just
faraday, but they will resist it because they think it hertz. Watts
the fuss about, I want to know? Are they ampered by their
foolishness? Or do they think inverting their view would be too much
of a volt-face?

Guy

I dont have the capacity to handle this.

come ohm guys

If you think this is the way to conduct a thread, you should be in a field of
good earth, somewhere. I'll join you in a mho.

God, the sheer frequency of these puns hertz. I oscillate between enjoying them
and groaning, but now it would take Henry VIII to induce me to read any more.
Time to coil up with a good book before I blow a fuse.

Just zis Guy said:

Richard said:

Quoted message said:

>>>>Oh, hang on. They misspelled Leiden.
>>>
>>>Probably had a few jars at lunchtime...
>>
>>They have quite a capacity for it. Still, they're on charge accounts I
>>expect.
>
>Currently, yes, but I think that their regulators are taking a negative
>view of this.

They seem to have generated a bit of controversy, anyway. Maybe they
have an alternate agenda?

Certainly they express a potential difference in opinion, that could
leave things in a state of flux.

They are insulated from reality, and that impedes their progress
towards enlightenment. They should be inducted into cycles, even just
faraday, but they will resist it because they think it hertz. Watts
the fuss about, I want to know? Are they ampered by their
foolishness? Or do they think inverting their view would be too much
of a volt-face?

SI, senor.

I bow out gracefully to leave Guy triumphant on the field.

R.