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Ooh that sounds exciting..

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  1. Following the giro on the cyclingnews.com live feed.. Feel the lactic
    acid, experience the exitement in 1 sentence per minute commentary..

    Looks like the TV will be entertaining tonight - shame I can't get it.

    ...d

  2. Upon the miasma of midnight, a darkling spirit identified as David
    Martin <[email hidden]> gently breathed:

    Quoted message said:

    Following the giro on the cyclingnews.com live feed..

    'Scuse the interuption, but what is "giro" in this context? I assume
    it's nothing to do with DSS benefit cheques, or autogyro aircraft, which
    are the only places I've ever encountered the term.

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  3. Pyromancer said:

    Upon the miasma of midnight, a darkling spirit identified as David
    Martin <[email hidden]> gently breathed:

    Quoted message said:

    Following the giro on the cyclingnews.com live feed..

    'Scuse the interuption, but what is "giro" in this context? I assume
    it's nothing to do with DSS benefit cheques, or autogyro aircraft, which
    are the only places I've ever encountered the term.


    The Giro d'Italia, or tour of Italy. One of the big bike races of the
    world. It's on at the moment, but doesn't get much coverage on
    mainstream media. Its been pretty good this year. Thanks to the French,
    Italians and Spanish having different names for tour in their language
    you get the Tour, Giro and Vuelta respectively.

    --

    JimP

    "We don't have a plan, so nothing can go wrong" - Spike Milligan.

  4. Pyromancer said:

    'Scuse the interuption, but what is "giro" in this context?

    The Giro d'Italia:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giro_D%27Italia

    "Bob"
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