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....and then his alarm clock went off.
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http://www.cyclingnews.com/cross/2006/jan06/CXworlds06/?id=results/CXworlds064
....and then his alarm clock went off.
Magilla
JP should be proud of his ride.
"MagillaGorilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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...and then his alarm clock went off.Magilla
There you people go again with the smiley face stickers. Pro cycling
isn't 7th grade gym class. If you don't win, you lose. Anybody who is
happy with 10th place will never be a champion.
Don't you think it's a pretty selfish attitude to have whereby a rider
is "happy" just because he finished in some self-appraised 'decent
position.' Maybe Page's sponsors want him to only be happy with a win -
ever think of it from their perspective?
Take care,
Magilla
Steve Georgiou said:JP should be proud of his ride.
"MagillaGorilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:...and then his alarm clock went off.
Magilla
MagillaGorilla said:There you people go again with the smiley face stickers. Pro cycling
isn't 7th grade gym class. If you don't win, you lose. Anybody who is
happy with 10th place will never be a champion.Don't you think it's a pretty selfish attitude to have whereby a rider
is "happy" just because he finished in some self-appraised 'decent
position.' Maybe Page's sponsors want him to only be happy with a win -
ever think of it from their perspective?Take care,
Magilla
Steve Georgiou said:JP should be proud of his ride.
"MagillaGorilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:...and then his alarm clock went off.
Magilla
Then they need to hire him a better chemist. "Better living through
Chemistry"
Bill C
Bill C said:MagillaGorilla said:There you people go again with the smiley face stickers. Pro cycling
isn't 7th grade gym class. If you don't win, you lose. Anybody who is
happy with 10th place will never be a champion.Don't you think it's a pretty selfish attitude to have whereby a rider
is "happy" just because he finished in some self-appraised 'decent
position.' Maybe Page's sponsors want him to only be happy with a win -
ever think of it from their perspective?Take care,
Magilla
Steve Georgiou said:JP should be proud of his ride.
"MagillaGorilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>...and then his alarm clock went off.
>
>Magilla
Then they need to hire him a better chemist. "Better living through
Chemistry"
Bill C
But then if he had won, our Gorilla friend (who has returned
unfortunately) would have said, "Well, Nijs crashed out, so yeah it
wasn't the highest quality field that it could have been." No matter
what, you can't win with the Magilla.
Hey, how's Tyler doing by the way?
MagillaGorilla said:I'm a dumbass
Tom said:Bill C said:MagillaGorilla said:There you people go again with the smiley face stickers. Pro cycling
isn't 7th grade gym class. If you don't win, you lose. Anybody who is
happy with 10th place will never be a champion.Don't you think it's a pretty selfish attitude to have whereby a rider
is "happy" just because he finished in some self-appraised 'decent
position.' Maybe Page's sponsors want him to only be happy with a win -
ever think of it from their perspective?Take care,
Magilla
Steve Georgiou wrote:
> JP should be proud of his ride.
> "MagillaGorilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> http://www.cyclingnews.com/cross/2006/jan06/CXworlds06/?id=results/CXworlds064
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>>...and then his alarm clock went off.
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>>Magilla
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Then they need to hire him a better chemist. "Better living through
Chemistry"
Bill CBut then if he had won, our Gorilla friend (who has returned
unfortunately) would have said, "Well, Nijs crashed out, so yeah it
wasn't the highest quality field that it could have been." No matter
what, you can't win with the Magilla.Hey, how's Tyler doing by the way?
Haven't talked to anyone around him since this fall when he was
hopeful and concentrating on helping kids and people through his
foundation. I'm hoping he wins for a bunch of reasons.
Bill C
Yo [censored]!!
If that was the case, all the lowlife D3 teams would fire everyone but the
winners!
On 1/29/06 12:08 PM, in article [email hidden],
MagillaGorilla said:There you people go again with the smiley face stickers. Pro cycling
isn't 7th grade gym class. If you don't win, you lose. Anybody who is
happy with 10th place will never be a champion.Don't you think it's a pretty selfish attitude to have whereby a rider
is "happy" just because he finished in some self-appraised 'decent
position.' Maybe Page's sponsors want him to only be happy with a win -
ever think of it from their perspective?Take care,
Magilla
Steve Georgiou said:JP should be proud of his ride.
"MagillaGorilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:...and then his alarm clock went off.
Magilla
Steve said:Yo [censored]!!
If that was the case, all the lowlife D3 teams would fire everyone but the
winners!
Wow -- and to think I was actually pleased when my paper was accepted to IEDM.
Now I realize, as it failed to win best paper, I'm a total loser, and should
quit.
Well, I'll have more time to ride, anyway.
Dan
"Dan Connelly" <d_j_c_o_n_n_e_l@i_e_e_e.o_r_g> wrote ...
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Wow -- and to think I was actually pleased when my paper was accepted to
IEDM.
You be the judge.
In article <[email hidden]>,
MagillaGorilla said:Maybe Page's sponsors want him to only be happy with a win -
ever think of it from their perspective?
Have you? Do you know what Page's sponsors want out of him, or are you just
speculating? Do you really think they call him up and say, "We only want you to
be happy with a win," or something similar? Sure, the sponsors always like a win
- it's the best possible thing for them. But they are also looking for time that
their name and logo is being exposed, and a guy riding in a group at the front
of the race is doing just that. There was another post that mentioned that he
was getting a lot of TV time during the race. That would certainly fulfill the
"exposure" end of the bargain.
--
tanx,
Howard
The poodle bites, the poodle chews it.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
Not true - the guys on D3 teams who don't win have a specific function
in a race to help the guy on the team who does win.
You are aware that cycling is a team sport, right?
Page, however, is suppose to win the race. So he shouldn't be happy
with 10th.
Thanks,
Magilla
Steve said:Yo [censored]!!
If that was the case, all the lowlife D3 teams would fire everyone but the
winners!On 1/29/06 12:08 PM, in article [email hidden],
MagillaGorilla said:There you people go again with the smiley face stickers. Pro cycling
isn't 7th grade gym class. If you don't win, you lose. Anybody who is
happy with 10th place will never be a champion.Don't you think it's a pretty selfish attitude to have whereby a rider
is "happy" just because he finished in some self-appraised 'decent
position.' Maybe Page's sponsors want him to only be happy with a win -
ever think of it from their perspective?Take care,
Magilla
Steve Georgiou said:JP should be proud of his ride.
"MagillaGorilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>Magilla
Dude,
You don't even know that a cyclist goes slower around the turn in a
velodrome than on the straightaway.
How good could your paper be in light of your lack of knowledge about
basic concepts of physics?
Thanks,
Magilla
Dan Connelly said:Steve said:Yo [censored]!!
If that was the case, all the lowlife D3 teams would fire everyone but
the
winners!Wow -- and to think I was actually pleased when my paper was accepted to
IEDM.
Now I realize, as it failed to win best paper, I'm a total loser, and
should
quit.Well, I'll have more time to ride, anyway.
Dan
Howard Kveck said:In article <[email hidden]>,
MagillaGorilla said:Maybe Page's sponsors want him to only be happy with a win -
ever think of it from their perspective?Have you? Do you know what Page's sponsors want out of him, or are you just
speculating? Do you really think they call him up and say, "We only want you to
be happy with a win," or something similar? Sure, the sponsors always like a win
- it's the best possible thing for them. But they are also looking for time that
their name and logo is being exposed, and a guy riding in a group at the front
of the race is doing just that. There was another post that mentioned that he
was getting a lot of TV time during the race. That would certainly fulfill the
"exposure" end of the bargain.
I talked to Page's sponsors. They said they prefered him to win rather
than get 10th.
Thanks,
Magilla
No,
Because on any given day or any given race someone will or could show
up who is faster than you or Lance or J.P.. Therefore one must race
the course or the race and only use the competition or other
competitors as a motivation to go faster. A true champion is not
someone who conquers the other competitors but someone who conquers the
race.
In article <[email hidden]>,
MagillaGorilla said:Howard Kveck said:In article <[email hidden]>,
MagillaGorilla said:Maybe Page's sponsors want him to only be happy with a win -
ever think of it from their perspective?Have you? Do you know what Page's sponsors want out of him, or are you
just
speculating? Do you really think they call him up and say, "We only want
you to
be happy with a win," or something similar? Sure, the sponsors always like
a win
- it's the best possible thing for them. But they are also looking for time
that
their name and logo is being exposed, and a guy riding in a group at the
front
of the race is doing just that. There was another post that mentioned that
he
was getting a lot of TV time during the race. That would certainly fulfill
the
"exposure" end of the bargain.I talked to Page's sponsors. They said they prefered him to win rather
than get 10th.
Suuure you did. And then you woke up in a puddle.
--
tanx,
Howard
The poodle bites, the poodle chews it.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
MagillaGorilla said:Pro cycling
isn't 7th grade gym class.
You chickenshits who didn't give a damn in 7th grade gym class used to
really [censored] me off. But you WERE a lot of fun to throw dodgeballs at.
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