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Millar's "Souvenirs!"

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  1. NEIL DRYSDALE July 02 2004

    When David Millar's lawyer, Paul-Albert Iweins, issued an explanation
    last night for why empty syringes had been found in his client's
    Biarritz flat "He was keeping them as souvenirs" it was almost
    enough for neutral observers to turn into Homer Simpson and utter an
    almighty "Doh!"

    http://www.theherald.co.uk/sport/19290.html

    Regards!
    Stephen

  2. Steve McGinty said:

    NEIL DRYSDALE July 02 2004

    When David Millar's lawyer, Paul-Albert Iweins, issued an explanation
    last night for why empty syringes had been found in his client's
    Biarritz flat "He was keeping them as souvenirs" it was almost
    enough for neutral observers to turn into Homer Simpson and utter an
    almighty "Doh!"

    http://www.theherald.co.uk/sport/19290.html

    Regards!
    Stephen

    Certainly does sound like one of the outlandish excuses Homer would cook up.

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    Steve McGinty said:

    NEIL DRYSDALE July 02 2004

    When David Millar's lawyer, Paul-Albert Iweins, issued an explanation
    last night for why empty syringes had been found in his client's
    Biarritz flat "He was keeping them as souvenirs" it was almost
    enough for neutral observers to turn into Homer Simpson and utter an
    almighty "Doh!"

    http://www.theherald.co.uk/sport/19290.html

    Regards!
    Stephen

    Certainly does sound like one of the outlandish excuses Homer would cook up.

    Goddamm.

    You two are [censored] dumbasses.

    Millar's excuse does not compare to the all-time great: "the drugs were for my dog".

    K. Gringioni

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