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Re: Pounds Paradox

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  1. CowPunk said:

    http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/15.01/pound.html

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    "Sometimes, though, those disclaimers fall short. Late in our
    conversation, I tell Pound that I'm going to talk to Landis.
    'Roid Floyd?" he says. "His nickname on the circuit was 'Roid Floyd.
    But I repeat it as hearsay only."

    It's appropriate that Pound's moment of glory was as a
    high-school age Olympian, because sometimes he sounds
    like he's still in high school.

    So if "Roid Floyd" is the nickname, how come Crit Pro never
    let us know? Is Crit Pro out of the loop on "the circuit"?
    Or is Pound making [censored] up on flimsy evidence? I would be
    shocked to learn that either were the case.

    Ben
    call me naive

  2. CowPunk said:
    Quoted message said:

    I tell Pound that I'm going to talk to Landis.
    'Roid Floyd?" he says. "His nickname on the circuit was 'Roid Floyd.
    But I repeat it as hearsay only."

    Quoted message said:

    So if "Roid Floyd" is the nickname, how come Crit Pro never
    let us know? Is Crit Pro out of the loop on "the circuit"?
    Or is Pound making [censored] up on flimsy evidence? I would be
    shocked to learn that either were the case.

    Perhaps Jesus told him.

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