Anyone else enjoy that interview yesterday?
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Tom Nakashima said:
Anyone else enjoy that interview yesterday?
Yes, when I see this guy interviewed on OLN, I can hardly wait for his
infomercials. Hearing his view, one feels a surge of positive energy
and KNOWs, instantly, that he could could not only coach you to top
physical condition, but also make you an expert in real estate flipping
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Tom Nakashima said:
Anyone else enjoy that interview yesterday?
Yes, when I see this guy interviewed on OLN, I can hardly wait for his
infomercials. Hearing his view, one feels a surge of positive energy
and KNOWs, instantly, that he could could not only coach you to top
physical condition, but also make you an expert in real estate flipping
and foreign currency trading.He certainly is an upbeat guy.
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Michael said:
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Tom Nakashima said:
Anyone else enjoy that interview yesterday?
Yes, when I see this guy interviewed on OLN, I can hardly wait for his
infomercials. Hearing his view, one feels a surge of positive energy
and KNOWs, instantly, that he could could not only coach you to top
physical condition, but also make you an expert in real estate flipping
and foreign currency trading.He certainly is an upbeat guy.
Landis did not think so. I never saw Armstrong as curt with an
interviewer in all his years at the tour. But then, Armstrong was never
interviewed by Robbie.I enjoyed the hell out of it.
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Michael said:
"LastToKnow" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Tom Nakashima said:
Anyone else enjoy that interview yesterday?
Yes, when I see this guy interviewed on OLN, I can hardly wait for his
infomercials. Hearing his view, one feels a surge of positive energy
and KNOWs, instantly, that he could could not only coach you to top
physical condition, but also make you an expert in real estate flipping
and foreign currency trading.He certainly is an upbeat guy.
A ran into him randomly on a bike ride in Illinois a number of years
ago and he was really nice and helpful.JT
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While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
data... who's the real "coach" here?DC
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While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
data... who's the real "coach" here?Who designed the Corvette?
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Tom Kunich said:
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While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
data... who's the real "coach" here?Who designed the Corvette?
shouldn't it be "who designed the testarossa" ?
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
data... who's the real "coach" here?Who designed the Corvette?
shouldn't it be "who designed the testarossa" ?
I was wondering what Zora Arkus Duntov had to do with bike racing.
Ron
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> While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
> the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
> data... who's the real "coach" here?Who designed the Corvette?
shouldn't it be "who designed the testarossa" ?
I was wondering what Zora Arkus Duntov had to do with bike racing.
Just someone mixing their metaphors.
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> While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
> the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
> data... who's the real "coach" here?Who designed the Corvette?
shouldn't it be "who designed the testarossa" ?
I was wondering what Zora Arkus Duntov had to do with bike racing.
Ron
Also, he didn't design the Testarossa, he designed the Ardun.
Yes, I know, trust me; Dad had a '67 Sting Ray in the garage when I was
growing up.--
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Ryan Cousineau said:
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Tom Kunich wrote:
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> news:[email hidden]...
> > While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
> > the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
> > data... who's the real "coach" here?
>
> Who designed the Corvette?shouldn't it be "who designed the testarossa" ?
I was wondering what Zora Arkus Duntov had to do with bike racing.
Ron
Also, he didn't design the Testarossa, he designed the Ardun.
Yes, I know, trust me; Dad had a '67 Sting Ray in the garage when I was
growing up.Yeah, I know the Testarossa was already in production when they co-opted him.
Now if only I could figure out who came up with the Shelby Cobra.Ron
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> <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
> > the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
> > data... who's the real "coach" here?
>
> Who designed the Corvette?shouldn't it be "who designed the testarossa" ?
I was wondering what Zora Arkus Duntov had to do with bike racing.
Ron
Also, he didn't design the Testarossa, he designed the Ardun.
Yes, I know, trust me; Dad had a '67 Sting Ray in the garage when I was
growing up.Err, the point is that it is a team effort. Why are you all looking for a
star? A Jesus of a coach that waves his hand and magically appears a winner? -
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Who designed the Corvette?
Yeah, Whatever... my point is Ventura's title should be "publicist" not
"coach" -
....and, to give a shout out to Allen Lim who gets a lot less screen
time. -
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Who designed the Corvette?
Yeah, Whatever... my point is Ventura's title should be "publicist" not
"coach"On the theory that the person that 'crunches the numbers' is most
likely to be the one calling the shots. On that basis, I'm guessing a
lot of 'coaches of the year' should be handing back their trophies.Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
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While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
data... who's the real "coach" here?Who designed the Corvette?
I have no idea, but I am sure that you were involved somehow... -
Tom Kunich said:
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While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
data... who's the real "coach" here?Who designed the Corvette?
Al Gore?
Andy Coggan
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Tom Kunich wrote:
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> news:[email hidden]...
> > While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
> > the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
> > data... who's the real "coach" here?
>
> Who designed the Corvette?shouldn't it be "who designed the testarossa" ?
I was wondering what Zora Arkus Duntov had to do with bike racing.
Just someone mixing their metaphors.
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<[email hidden]> wrote in message
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While "coach" Robbie Ventura is applying hair products and headed to
the booth for interviews Allen Lim is number crunching the power tap
data... who's the real "coach" here?Who designed the Corvette?
Al Gore?
Andy Coggan
Nah, he killed the electric car.
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"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos
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