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Two losers who failed to make it big.

crit PRO (made it big)

CP,

Can you prove that? Tell us about your palmares, please. On a serious
note, your bragging reminds me of a passage from Jonathon Vaughter's piece
in the November 2005 issue in Cycle Sport:

"Over a little rise in the road I see one of my [TIAA-CREF] riders getting
spat out of the back of the field [at the Tour of Normandy]. I can tell by
his tall, awkward figure that it is David Robinson. David is a true
diamond, but perhaps the roughest 21-year old diamond I've ever seen. I
know he dreams of being in the Tour de France and certainly has the talent,
but in Normandy it became painfully clear to me how little an education US
bike racing really gives someone who has such lofty goals."

I've always wondered how a Wal-Mart parking lot racer like yourself, who
rides for popcorn and snow cones at the concession stand, can knock somebody
who is actually racing - and winning - in Europe. I think you've got penis
envy.

-Philip

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"crit PRO" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Two losers who failed to make it big.

crit PRO (made it big)

CP,

Can you prove that? Tell us about your palmares, please. On a serious
note, your bragging reminds me of a passage from Jonathon Vaughter's piece
in the November 2005 issue in Cycle Sport:

"Over a little rise in the road I see one of my [TIAA-CREF] riders getting
spat out of the back of the field [at the Tour of Normandy]. I can tell
by
his tall, awkward figure that it is David Robinson. David is a true
diamond, but perhaps the roughest 21-year old diamond I've ever seen. I
know he dreams of being in the Tour de France and certainly has the
talent,
but in Normandy it became painfully clear to me how little an education US
bike racing really gives someone who has such lofty goals."

I've always wondered how a Wal-Mart parking lot racer like yourself, who
rides for popcorn and snow cones at the concession stand, can knock
somebody
who is actually racing - and winning - in Europe. I think you've got
penis
envy.

No envy, just penis.

Tom Kunich said:

"Philip W. Moore, Jr." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"crit PRO" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Two losers who failed to make it big.

crit PRO (made it big)

CP,

Can you prove that? Tell us about your palmares, please. On a serious
note, your bragging reminds me of a passage from Jonathon Vaughter's piece
in the November 2005 issue in Cycle Sport:

"Over a little rise in the road I see one of my [TIAA-CREF] riders getting
spat out of the back of the field [at the Tour of Normandy]. I can tell
by
his tall, awkward figure that it is David Robinson. David is a true
diamond, but perhaps the roughest 21-year old diamond I've ever seen. I
know he dreams of being in the Tour de France and certainly has the
talent,
but in Normandy it became painfully clear to me how little an education US
bike racing really gives someone who has such lofty goals."

I've always wondered how a Wal-Mart parking lot racer like yourself, who
rides for popcorn and snow cones at the concession stand, can knock
somebody
who is actually racing - and winning - in Europe. I think you've got
penis
envy.

No envy, just penis.

Sorry, not much penis either. Or balls to back it up.

Lots of envy.

Ron

Until that whole messy drug thing came up.

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Two losers who failed to make it big.

crit PRO (made it big)