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  1. So Rumsas has decided to protect his reputation by filing a defamation suit against the French judge
    who ridiculed him in the press. And what great sum is he suing this judge for, saying he impuned his
    reputation? One euro. Yep. He feels his reputation is worth about a buck. Personally, I think he's
    overestimated it by about 2 Euros.

    What a pathetic doping scumbag.

    Thanks, Ronde Chimp

  2. If this is true, it's actually a good thing. We may all have our opinions about Rumsas (and his drug
    dealing wife), but the fact remains that he didn't test positive for anything (which is the
    incompetence of the testing organization, IMO).

    Maybe they'll take a closer look at the treatment of the athletes, and the possibility that some may
    actually NOT be cheating dopers. Just wait until Simoni's lawyers start looking for the financial
    damages due to getting thrown out of the Giro, then de-selected from The Tour.

    The good of it will be that the testing agencies will HAVE to be ABSOLUTELY sure that a guy is
    cheating, and if there's any doubt, that he goes free (Moninger). Instead of this b.s. system that's
    in place now......

    Ronde Chump

  3. I don't think it has anything to do with $$$$$$$$ It's the way the FRENCH handle their affairs.
    Guilty until proven innocent. Damn good thing that the French judge from the Ice Skating wasn't
    there.... MMMMMMMMM French are building a reputation...or maybe justifying the one they got already!
    "ronde chimp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    So Rumsas has decided to protect his reputation by filing a defamation suit against the French
    judge who ridiculed him in the press. And what great sum is he suing this judge for, saying he
    impuned his reputation? One euro. Yep. He feels his reputation is worth about a buck. Personally,
    I think he's overestimated it by about 2 Euros.

    What a pathetic doping scumbag.

    Thanks, Ronde Chimp

  4. (Ronde Chump) said:

    If this is true, it's actually a good thing. We may all have our opinions about Rumsas (and his
    drug dealing wife), but the fact remains that he didn't test positive for anything (which is the
    incompetence of the testing organization, IMO).

    Maybe they'll take a closer look at the treatment of the athletes, and the possibility that some
    may actually NOT be cheating dopers. Just wait until Simoni's lawyers start looking for the
    financial damages due to getting thrown out of the Giro, then de-selected from The Tour.

    The good of it will be that the testing agencies will HAVE to be ABSOLUTELY sure that a guy is
    cheating, and if there's any doubt, that he goes free (Moninger). Instead of this b.s. system
    that's in place now......

    Ronde Chump

    Chumpster:

    I agree with you regarding the treatment of athletes. If this was a Moninger-type situation I'd be
    pleased. But for Rusmas to even pretend he's innocent is laughable. Sure he didn't test positive for
    doping - hmm, could that be due to the boot-ful of masking agents his wife was toting in her car?

    Simoni on the other hand has a huge case. He should sue for millions; a successful lawsuit like his
    could do a lot to advance the cause of accused athletes. But for Rums-ass to sue for *one* euro says
    a lot about his case, and doesn't help cyclists at all.

    Thanks, Ronde Chimp

  5. Robert Chung said:


    "Carl Sundquist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "ronde chimp" <[email hidden]>

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    >Which of the drugs in her car were masking agents?
    >

    I've read in a couple of articles that probenicid (sp?) was among his mother's
    medications...which I believe is a masking agent. If it's not then my bad.

    It is a masking agent, but it itself is on the banned list. Isn't it what Simoni was busted for
    in the Giro or was it one of the other guys?

    Garzelli was busted for probenecid. Simoni was busted for coke.

    BTW, where can one buy some of those Peruvian cocaine candies? I have some Heroin Caramel Bits, but
    they lack that ooomph...

    Thanks, Ronde Chimp

  6. Carl Sundquist said:


    "ronde chimp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:


    But for Rusmas to even pretend he's innocent is laughable. Sure he didn't test positive for
    doping - hmm, could that be due to the boot-ful of masking agents his wife was toting in
    her car?

    Which of the drugs in her car were masking agents?

    I've read in a couple of articles that probenicid (sp?) was among his mother's medications...which I
    believe is a masking agent. If it's not then my bad.

    Thanks, Ronde Chimp

  7. "Carl Sundquist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    "ronde chimp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:


    But for Rusmas to even pretend he's innocent is laughable. Sure he didn't test positive for
    doping - hmm, could that be due to the boot-ful of masking agents his wife was toting in
    her car?

    Which of the drugs in her car were masking agents?

    actovegin and human serum albumin.

  8. "ronde chimp" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Which of the drugs in her car were masking agents?

    I've read in a couple of articles that probenicid (sp?) was among his mother's medications...which
    I believe is a masking agent. If it's not then my bad.

    It is a masking agent, but it itself is on the banned list. Isn't it what Simoni was busted for in
    the Giro or was it one of the other guys?

  9. "ronde chimp" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Which of the drugs in her car were masking agents?

    I've read in a couple of articles that probenicid (sp?) was among his mother's medications...which
    I believe is a masking agent. If it's not then my bad.

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  10. "Carl Sundquist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "ronde chimp" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    Which of the drugs in her car were masking agents?

    I've read in a couple of articles that probenicid (sp?) was among his mother's
    medications...which I believe is a masking agent. If it's not then my bad.

    It is a masking agent, but it itself is on the banned list. Isn't it what Simoni was busted for in
    the Giro or was it one of the other guys?

    Garzelli was busted for probenecid. Simoni was busted for coke.

  11. Robert Chung said:

    Garzelli was busted for probenecid.

    Nono, Pedro Delgado.

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