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    Kurgan Gringioni said:


    Au contraire. Voeckler continues to get paid. Worked for him. Worked
    for W Bush too, with "Mission Accomplished". He got re-elected and
    still gets paid.

    Dumbass,

    Comparing W to Voeckler is unfair. Voeckler's trademark
    is going on early attacks that inevitably don't lead to victory.
    Hey, wait a minute.

    Ben
    it's good for the sponsors though

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  2. John Forrest Tomlinson
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    Kurgan Gringioni said:


    Au contraire. Voeckler continues to get paid. Worked for him. Worked
    for W Bush too, with "Mission Accomplished". He got re-elected and
    still gets paid.

    Dumbass,

    Comparing W to Voeckler is unfair. Voeckler's trademark
    is going on early attacks that inevitably don't lead to victory.

    French championship. Paris-Bourges. Some stages in week-long races.
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  3. MagillaGorilla
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    John Forrest Tomlinson said:
    email hidden said:
    Kurgan Gringioni said:

    Au contraire. Voeckler continues to get paid. Worked for him. Worked
    for W Bush too, with "Mission Accomplished". He got re-elected and
    still gets paid.

    Dumbass,

    Comparing W to Voeckler is unfair. Voeckler's trademark
    is going on early attacks that inevitably don't lead to victory.

    French championship. Paris-Bourges. Some stages in week-long races.

    That's a chump race. Winning Paris-Bourges is like Anna Kournikova
    winning the Yonex Arkansas Invitational.

    Magilla

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  4. Kurgan Gringioni
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    MagillaGorilla said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Comparing W to Voeckler is unfair. Voeckler's trademark
    is going on early attacks that inevitably don't lead to victory.

    French championship. Paris-Bourges. Some stages in week-long races.

    That's a chump race. Winning Paris-Bourges is like Anna Kournikova
    winning the Yonex Arkansas Invitational.

    Dumbass -

    Not even remotely similar because Anna Kournikova is hot.

    thanks,

    K. Gringioni.

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  5. Donald Munro
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    Comparing W to Voeckler is unfair. Voeckler's trademark
    is going on early attacks that inevitably don't lead to victory.

    Don't worry, he working on a new strategy .

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  6. Donald Munro
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Comparing W to Voeckler is unfair. Voeckler's trademark
    is going on early attacks that inevitably don't lead to victory.

    Donald Munro said:

    Don't worry, he working on a new strategy .

    See a brand new shiny happy strategy involving abortive early and mid race
    attacks. Its called the Wolkenkuckucksheim strategy.

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