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  1. She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

  2. Quoted message said:

    She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

    This moron apparently mistakes nastiness for wit.

  3. Quoted message said:

    She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

    Little Jimmy Buttpacker {tm} steps up to a new low in classlessness.
    Charming.

    BS

  4. "Sorni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

    Little Jimmy Buttpacker {tm} steps up to a new low in classlessness.
    Charming.

    BS

    Another name to add to the killfile. It is a bit sad that Sheryl Crow has
    cancer, though.

    Charles of Schaumburg

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    She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

    So, Lance Armstrong had cancer and his FIRST wife stood by him. Then he
    recovered and he divorced his wife. Am I now given to understand that Lance
    has now given his SECOND wife the heave-ho when she has cancer?

    Has it occurred to anyone but me that Lance Armstrong is an [censored] of the
    first rank. I have never liked him but I like him even less now. A man who
    will marry and divorce at the drop of a hat is beneath contempt.

    If the denizens of RBM and ARBR want to admire someone, then let them admire
    Greg LeMond. After all, he was the FIRST American to ever win the Tour de
    France. Besides, Greg is from Minnesota, not freaking Texas.

    Regards,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
    aka
    Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota

  6. Edward Dolan said:

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    She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

    So, Lance Armstrong had cancer and his FIRST wife stood by him. Then
    he recovered and he divorced his wife. Am I now given to understand
    that Lance has now given his SECOND wife the heave-ho when she has
    cancer?
    Has it occurred to anyone but me that Lance Armstrong is an [censored]
    of the first rank. I have never liked him but I like him even less
    now. A man who will marry and divorce at the drop of a hat is beneath
    contempt.
    If the denizens of RBM and ARBR want to admire someone, then let them
    admire Greg LeMond. After all, he was the FIRST American to ever win
    the Tour de France. Besides, Greg is from Minnesota, not freaking
    Texas.

    Weak troll.

  7. Edward Dolan the Grate said:

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    Quoted message said:

    She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

    So, Lance Armstrong had cancer and his FIRST wife stood by him. Then he
    recovered and he divorced his wife. Am I now given to understand that Lance
    has now given his SECOND wife the heave-ho when she has cancer?

    Has it occurred to anyone but me that Lance Armstrong is an [censored] of the
    first rank. I have never liked him but I like him even less now. A man who
    will marry and divorce at the drop of a hat is beneath contempt....

    Possible role model for dumping wives for younger women at a time when
    the wife is having serious medical problems? See
    <http://www.mult-sclerosis.org/news/Jul2000/PWMSNewtsEx.html>.

    --
    Tom Sherman

  8. "Edward Dolan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

    So, Lance Armstrong had cancer and his FIRST wife stood by him. Then he
    recovered and he divorced his wife. Am I now given to understand that
    Lance has now given his SECOND wife the heave-ho when she has cancer?

    Ed, they weren't married.

    Jim C

  9. Edward Dolan said:

    Has it occurred to anyone but me that Lance Armstrong is an [censored] of the
    first rank. I have never liked him but I like him even less now. A man who
    will marry and divorce at the drop of a hat is beneath contempt.


    There might be more to this than that.

    Quoted message said:

    If the denizens of RBM and ARBR want to admire someone, then let them admire
    Greg LeMond. After all, he was the FIRST American to ever win the Tour de
    France. Besides, Greg is from Minnesota, not freaking Texas.

    That shows your unprejudiced viewpoint, for sure.

    --

    David L. Johnson

    __o | As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not
    _`\(,_ | certain, and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to
    (_)/ (_) | reality. -- Albert Einstein

  10. Jim said:

    "Edward Dolan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

    So, Lance Armstrong had cancer and his FIRST wife stood by him. Then he
    recovered and he divorced his wife. Am I now given to understand that
    Lance has now given his SECOND wife the heave-ho when she has cancer?

    Ed, they weren't married.

    Jim C

    Jim,

    When has Ed ever let the facts stand in the way?

    Ken

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    "Edward Dolan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

    So, Lance Armstrong had cancer and his FIRST wife stood by him. Then he
    recovered and he divorced his wife. Am I now given to understand that
    Lance has now given his SECOND wife the heave-ho when she has cancer?

    Ed, they weren't married.

    Jim C

    Well, good grief, if they weren't married then who cares if they are
    breaking up or not. However, if Lance Armstrong is presently married and is
    fooling around on the side, then that is not OK.

    But I still don't like Lance Armstrong in any event. The only ones I dislike
    worse than him are those who admire him.

    Regards,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
    aka
    Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota

  12. "Johnny Sunset aka Tom Sherman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Edward Dolan the Grate said:

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    then they will be a good match

    So, Lance Armstrong had cancer and his FIRST wife stood by him. Then he
    recovered and he divorced his wife. Am I now given to understand that
    Lance
    has now given his SECOND wife the heave-ho when she has cancer?

    Has it occurred to anyone but me that Lance Armstrong is an [censored] of
    the
    first rank. I have never liked him but I like him even less now. A man
    who
    will marry and divorce at the drop of a hat is beneath contempt....

    Possible role model for dumping wives for younger women at a time when
    the wife is having serious medical problems? See
    <http://www.mult-sclerosis.org/news/Jul2000/PWMSNewtsEx.html>.

    I just knew this would be a reference to Newt Gingrich (damn, that is one
    strange name), but I checked it out to make sure.

    I do hold it against him without knowing anything at all about their
    personal life. But you do not abandon your mate when that mate is ailing and
    needs you. As much as I admire Ginrich's politics, I don't think much of his
    morals. But everyone falls short in that respect - except for me of course.
    That is why I am known far and wide as Saint Edward the Great.

    Regards,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
    aka
    Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota

    PS. Hey, Tom, it is OK to post these small remarks of yours on ARBR where I
    will see them without having to come to RBM.

  13. "David L. Johnson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Edward Dolan said:

    Has it occurred to anyone but me that Lance Armstrong is an [censored] of
    the
    first rank. I have never liked him but I like him even less now. A man
    who
    will marry and divorce at the drop of a hat is beneath contempt.


    There might be more to this than that.

    Quoted message said:

    If the denizens of RBM and ARBR want to admire someone, then let them
    admire
    Greg LeMond. After all, he was the FIRST American to ever win the Tour de
    France. Besides, Greg is from Minnesota, not freaking Texas.

    That shows your unprejudiced viewpoint, for sure.

    Yes, I make judgments about everything under the sun and I don't need to
    have encyclopedic knowledge to do so either. I just have to know one or two
    things about someone or something and I can then form a judgment. I try not
    to go by first impressions, although that frequently is quite enough. Don't
    you wish you were smart like me so you could do these simple things too.

    Regards,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
    aka
    Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota

  14. n5hsr said:

    Another name to add to the killfile. It is a bit sad that Sheryl Crow has
    cancer, though.

    Charles of Schaumburg

    Added. Cancer is not anything you would wish on your worst enemy,
    though sometimes I will have to admit that it has been tempting.

  15. "Edward Dolan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Jim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    > She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    > then they will be a good match

    So, Lance Armstrong had cancer and his FIRST wife stood by him. Then he
    recovered and he divorced his wife. Am I now given to understand that
    Lance has now given his SECOND wife the heave-ho when she has cancer?

    Ed, they weren't married.

    Jim C

    Well, good grief, if they weren't married then who cares if they are
    breaking up or not. However, if Lance Armstrong is presently married and


    is

    Quoted message said:

    fooling around on the side, then that is not OK.

    But I still don't like Lance Armstrong in any event. The only ones I


    dislike

    Quoted message said:

    worse than him are those who admire him.

    Poor Ed, can't troll one way so he tries another

  16. In rec.bicycles.misc Mark Leuck said:
    Quoted message said:


    But I still don't like Lance Armstrong in any event. The only ones I


    dislike

    Quoted message said:

    worse than him are those who admire him.

    Quoted message said:

    Poor Ed, can't troll one way so he tries another

    Mark, don't you realize what has happened here? >>>Ed dislikes you!<<<
    Egad, how will you even have a life after this calamity?

    Bill, deathly afraid that Ed might dislike me too.

    __o | When a stupid man is doing something he is ashamed of,
    _`\(,_ | he always declares that it is his duty.
    (_)/ (_) | - George Bernard Shaw

  17. Quoted message said:
    In rec.bicycles.misc Mark Leuck said:
    Quoted message said:


    But I still don't like Lance Armstrong in any event. The only ones I


    dislike

    Quoted message said:

    worse than him are those who admire him.

    Quoted message said:

    Poor Ed, can't troll one way so he tries another

    Mark, don't you realize what has happened here? >>>Ed dislikes you!<<<
    Egad, how will you even have a life after this calamity?

    Mark still has all his friends over at alt.security.alarms.

    --
    Tom Sherman

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    Quoted message said:
    In rec.bicycles.misc Mark Leuck said:
    Quoted message said:


    But I still don't like Lance Armstrong in any event. The only ones I


    dislike

    Quoted message said:

    worse than him are those who admire him.

    Quoted message said:

    Poor Ed, can't troll one way so he tries another

    Typical ARBR idiot! Note the lack of a period at the end of his senseless
    sentence. But Mark went all of 10 words this time around. That is getting
    prolific for a sluggard like him.

    Quoted message said:

    Mark, don't you realize what has happened here? >>>Ed dislikes you!<<<
    Egad, how will you even have a life after this calamity?

    Bill, deathly afraid that Ed might dislike me too.

    If you and Mark admire Lance Armstrong, then I dislike the both of you even
    more than I dislike him. Jeez, why do I have to say everything twice for the
    idiots of ARBR?

    Quoted message said:

    __o | When a stupid man is doing something he is ashamed of,
    _`\(,_ | he always declares that it is his duty.
    (_)/ (_) | - George Bernard Shaw

    GBS was one of the biggest jackasses who ever lived. I don't think he was
    ever right about anything in his entire life.

    Regards,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
    aka
    Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota

  19. "Johnny Sunset aka Tom Sherman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    In rec.bicycles.misc Mark Leuck said:

    >
    > But I still don't like Lance Armstrong in any event. The only ones I
    dislike
    > worse than him are those who admire him.

    Quoted message said:

    Poor Ed, can't troll one way so he tries another

    Mark, don't you realize what has happened here? >>>Ed dislikes
    you!<<<
    Egad, how will you even have a life after this calamity?

    Mark still has all his friends over at alt.security.alarms.

    There were actually one or two rather good fellows from ASA who came to ARBR
    for a brief period of time. There were also the usual [censored] too, so I
    guess it is safe to say that no newsgroup is safe from that particular
    species of human scum. I wonder whatever happened to Mr. Bass and his
    stalker?

    Regards,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
    aka
    Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota

  20. Edward Dolan said:

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    Edward Dolan the Grate said:

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    >She was too quick to break up with Lance. If she needs a masectomy
    >then they will be a good match

    So, Lance Armstrong had cancer and his FIRST wife stood by him. Then he
    recovered and he divorced his wife. Am I now given to understand that
    Lance
    has now given his SECOND wife the heave-ho when she has cancer?

    Who would his second wife be?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Has it occurred to anyone but me that Lance Armstrong is an [censored] of
    the
    first rank. I have never liked him but I like him even less now. A man
    who
    will marry and divorce at the drop of a hat is beneath contempt....

    Possible role model for dumping wives for younger women at a time when
    the wife is having serious medical problems? See
    <http://www.mult-sclerosis.org/news/Jul2000/PWMSNewtsEx.html>.

    I just knew this would be a reference to Newt Gingrich (damn, that is one
    strange name), but I checked it out to make sure.

    I do hold it against him without knowing anything at all about their
    personal life. But you do not abandon your mate when that mate is ailing and
    needs you. As much as I admire Ginrich's politics, I don't think much of his

    Therein lies the problem. You don't really know much about
    him.

    Quoted message said:

    morals. But everyone falls short in that respect - except for me of course.
    That is why I am known far and wide as Saint Edward the Great.

    Good for you Your Holiness.

    SMH

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