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  1. For winter and the FIS World Cup.

    Maybe all this [censored] will be cleared up when I come back in the spring. But
    I doubt it.
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    Marty

  2. Marty said:

    For winter and the FIS World Cup.

    Maybe all this [censored] will be cleared up when I come back in the spring.

    Yes, we will have fresh [censored] in the spring.

  3. Tim Lines said:
    Marty said:

    For winter and the FIS World Cup.

    Maybe all this [censored] will be cleared up when I come back in the spring.

    Yes, we will have fresh [censored] in the spring.

    Hey, isn't thatwhat spring is about? The smell of fresh [censored]!

    Speaking of FIS world cup: i've always thought of Paris Roubaix as the
    Kitzbuhel of cycling, in terms of its status and notoriety. Everyone
    dreads it and fears it, but everyone wants to win it. And it's the
    biggest event of the year, hugely popular with the fans; it's like the
    Superbowl of the world cup, like Roubaix is the Queen of the classics.
    And like roubaix, once you win it, you're god to the fans and your
    name is immortal. NEver mind winning it, just finishing it in one
    piece is a superhuman feat! And of course, if you win more than once,
    then you're totally superhuman.

    And whenever I see Kitzbuhel on tv, i often wonder if the Streif is
    worse to be going down or climbing up. Imagine going up that on your
    bike!

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