I'm glad Floyd won it," said LeMond after the race. "I like Floyd. I met him a few times when he was riding with Mercury about five years ago. He's quite a funny character. He's had a phenomenal start to his year with Tour of California and Paris-Nice and now this. I know he lost this race last year, but I think he's at a different level this year. He proved his worth today. It was cool, it was almost cat and mouse. It was funny to watch the two interact, because Tom thought he was dropping Floyd, and Floyd would come right up on his side. It was good exciting racing. Instead of one guy just attacking and dominating, they were very equal. That's what made it such a great race. Obviously they were very close in the time trial and finished side by side in the climb, so they both could have merited the victory."
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No love lost on Discovery or Mr. Armstrong:
I'm glad Floyd won it," said LeMond after the race. "I like Floyd. I met him a few times when he was riding with Mercury about five years ago. He's quite a funny character. He's had a phenomenal start to his year with Tour of California and Paris-Nice and now this. I know he lost this race last year, but I think he's at a different level this year. He proved his worth today. It was cool, it was almost cat and mouse. It was funny to watch the two interact, because Tom thought he was dropping Floyd, and Floyd would come right up on his side. It was good exciting racing. Instead of one guy just attacking and dominating, they were very equal. That's what made it such a great race. Obviously they were very close in the time trial and finished side by side in the climb, so they both could have merited the victory."
Don't know what invisible ink you're seeing but I don't read ANYTHING that knocks either Discovery or Armstrong. Didn't you have a Conspiracy Theorists convention in NO to attend this weekend?
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No love lost on Discovery or Mr. Armstrong:
I'm glad Floyd won it," said LeMond after the race. "I like Floyd. I met him a few times when he was riding with Mercury about five years ago. He's quite a funny character. He's had a phenomenal start to his year with Tour of California and Paris-Nice and now this. I know he lost this race last year, but I think he's at a different level this year. He proved his worth today. It was cool, it was almost cat and mouse. It was funny to watch the two interact, because Tom thought he was dropping Floyd, and Floyd would come right up on his side. It was good exciting racing. Instead of one guy just attacking and dominating, they were very equal. That's what made it such a great race. Obviously they were very close in the time trial and finished side by side in the climb, so they both could have merited the victory."
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Don't know what invisible ink you're seeing but I don't read ANYTHING that knocks either Discovery or Armstrong. Didn't you have a Conspiracy Theorists convention in NO to attend this weekend?
On 4/23/06 3:13 PM, in article [email hidden], "B. Lafferty"
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routebeer said:
<[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > B. Lafferty wrote: >> No love lost on Discovery or Mr. Armstrong: > > must everything be viewed through your LANCE filter? >
Do you think lance will get mention on brian's tombstone?
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Just below ground level...
-- tanx, Howard
Is it true Lance wants to be buried with his missing testicle?
Are you going to give it back to him? Are you done testing it for drugs yet??
Danielson describes that tactics behind the last leg to the finish as being very cautious. "We both respect each other a lot. He knows what I am doing and I know what he is doing. So, in the end I was waiting for Popovich and Landis was not pedaling but then again, why should he pedal when he is in the leader's jersey?
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Like I said a couple of days ago; Floyd is one of the best riders in the world and to be up there with him is a very special thing for me.
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On 4/23/06 3:13 PM, in article [email hidden], "B. Lafferty"
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"Howard Kveck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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In article <[email hidden]>, "routebeer" <[email hidden]> wrote:
> <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... >> >> B. Lafferty wrote: >>> No love lost on Discovery or Mr. Armstrong: >> >> must everything be viewed through your LANCE filter? >> > > Do you think lance will get mention on brian's tombstone?
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Just below ground level...
-- tanx, Howard
Is it true Lance wants to be buried with his missing testicle?
Are you going to give it back to him? Are you done testing it for drugs yet??
Dude, if I had his removed testicle, I'd sell it on eBay to one of his many rbr acolytes, bank the money and kiss your sorry asses goodbye.
I'm glad Floyd won it," said LeMond after the race. "I like Floyd. I met him a few times when he was riding with Mercury about five years ago. He's quite a funny character. He's had a phenomenal start to his year with Tour of California and Paris-Nice and now this. I know he lost this race last year, but I think he's at a different level this year. He proved his worth today. It was cool, it was almost cat and mouse. It was funny to watch the two interact, because Tom thought he was dropping Floyd, and Floyd would come right up on his side. It was good exciting racing. Instead of one guy just attacking and dominating, they were very equal. That's what made it such a great race. Obviously they were very close in the time trial and finished side by side in the climb, so they both could have merited the victory."
So when he mentions Armstrong, it's a slam on Armstrong, and when he doesn't mention Armstrong, it's a double-dog extra rude diss of Armstrong? Is Armstrong even in the race this year?
I'm glad Floyd won it," said LeMond after the race. "I like Floyd. I met him a few times when he was riding with Mercury about five years ago. He's quite a funny character. He's had a phenomenal start to his year with Tour of California and Paris-Nice and now this. I know he lost this race last year, but I think he's at a different level this year. He proved his worth today. It was cool, it was almost cat and mouse. It was funny to watch the two interact, because Tom thought he was dropping Floyd, and Floyd would come right up on his side. It was good exciting racing. Instead of one guy just attacking and dominating, they were very equal. That's what made it such a great race. Obviously they were very close in the time trial and finished side by side in the climb, so they both could have merited the victory."
So when he mentions Armstrong, it's a slam on Armstrong, and when he doesn't mention Armstrong, it's a double-dog extra rude diss of Armstrong? Is Armstrong even in the race this year?
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B. Lafferty said:
No love lost on Discovery or Mr. Armstrong:
I'm glad Floyd won it," said LeMond after the race. "I like Floyd. I met him a few times when he was riding with Mercury about five years ago. He's quite a funny character. He's had a phenomenal start to his year with Tour of California and Paris-Nice and now this. I know he lost this race last year, but I think he's at a different level this year. He proved his worth today. It was cool, it was almost cat and mouse. It was funny to watch the two interact, because Tom thought he was dropping Floyd, and Floyd would come right up on his side. It was good exciting racing. Instead of one guy just attacking and dominating, they were very equal. That's what made it such a great race. Obviously they were very close in the time trial and finished side by side in the climb, so they both could have merited the victory."
So when he mentions Armstrong, it's a slam on Armstrong, and when he doesn't mention Armstrong, it's a double-dog extra rude diss of Armstrong? Is Armstrong even in the race this year?
Armstrong was there for at least one stage. No reports of them running into each other.
must everything be viewed through your LANCE filter?
I haven't the slightest doubt that were Brian to meet THE LANCE, face-to-face, instead of asking him the cutting questions Brian poses here, that he'd just about slobber all over THE LANCE'S shoes, and nearly wet himself in excitement.
I haven't the slightest doubt that were Brian to meet THE LANCE, face-to-face, instead of asking him the cutting questions Brian poses here, that he'd just about slobber all over THE LANCE'S shoes, and nearly wet himself in excitement.
Depending on who LANCE is dating at the time I think a lot of us might wet ourselves in excitement.
