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Are there any questions now as to why Lance dropped the Olympics from
his list of things to-do this summer?
What if Lance showed up and was AGAIN knocked back down by Eki? That
would be pretty bad PR for someone that is supposed to be the
immutable object on the top step of the podium.
Not only that but this gives Eki a chance to repeat his Olympic win by
beating humans instead of the superhuman.
YEAHHHHHHH EKI!!!!!
"Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Are there any questions now as to why Lance dropped the Olympics from
his list of things to-do this summer?What if Lance showed up and was AGAIN knocked back down by Eki? That
would be pretty bad PR for someone that is supposed to be the
immutable object on the top step of the podium.Not only that but this gives Eki a chance to repeat his Olympic win by
beating humans instead of the superhuman.YEAHHHHHHH EKI!!!!!
Seems like you're the one with brain problems.
actually tom, there's no question now that Lafferty will have to turn his
attention to the man from Marblehead now that he's a champion..
Tom Kunich said:Quoted message said:YEAHHHHHHH EKI!!!!!
CycleWarrior said:Seems like you're the one with brain problems.
Perhaps Howard Dean is posting as Tom Kunich.
"Jim A" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:actually tom, there's no question now that Lafferty will have to turn his
attention to the man from Marblehead now that he's a champion..
Why? He swore on the grave of his dog that the ex-Postal Doc's statement
about him was absolutely false. Isn't that conclusive?
well isn't working with Riis not any different than consulting with Ferrari
"Jim A" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:well isn't working with Riis not any different than consulting with
Ferrari
Shhhhh!
Donald Munro said:Tom Kunich said:Quoted message said:YEAHHHHHHH EKI!!!!!
CycleWarrior said:Seems like you're the one with brain problems.
Perhaps Howard Dean is posting as Tom Kunich.
Who?
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B. Lafferty said:"Jim A" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:actually tom, there's no question now that Lafferty will have to turn his
attention to the man from Marblehead now that he's a champion..Why? He swore on the grave of his dog that the ex-Postal Doc's statement
about him was absolutely false. Isn't that conclusive?
Do you have a pointer to Hamilton's actual denial? I read so many
things in here that are ridiculous fabrication that I can't keep track
the the REAL ridiculous things that get said. I've seen ol' Tugboat
mentioned so many times that this seems like it might almost be true.
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www.tylerhamilton.com July 27, 2004 journal entry:
"The claim that, I along with another teammate, approached a team doctor and
asked him questions about doping products back in 1996 is absolutely false.
I swear on my wife's life and the grave of my dog that I never asked that
man about anything of the sort. If you know anything about me, you know this
is as emphatic as I can be. I'm truly saddened to have to respond publicly
to such an accusation. "
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Quoted message said:B. Lafferty said:"Jim A" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:actually tom, there's no question now that Lafferty will have to turn
his
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:attention to the man from Marblehead now that he's a champion..
Why? He swore on the grave of his dog that the ex-Postal Doc's
statement
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:about him was absolutely false. Isn't that conclusive?
Do you have a pointer to Hamilton's actual denial? I read so many
things in here that are ridiculous fabrication that I can't keep track
the the REAL ridiculous things that get said. I've seen ol' Tugboat
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RJG said:www.tylerhamilton.com July 27, 2004 journal entry:
"The claim that, I along with another teammate, approached a team doctor and
asked him questions about doping products back in 1996 is absolutely false.
I swear on my wife's life and the grave of my dog that I never asked that
man about anything of the sort. If you know anything about me, you know this
is as emphatic as I can be. I'm truly saddened to have to respond publicly
to such an accusation. "
Wow. That's just plain [censored]'in weird.
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[email hidden] (Tom Kunich) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:Are there any questions now as to why Lance dropped the Olympics from
his list of things to-do this summer?What if Lance showed up and was AGAIN knocked back down by Eki? That
would be pretty bad PR for someone that is supposed to be the
immutable object on the top step of the podium.Not only that but this gives Eki a chance to repeat his Olympic win by
beating humans instead of the superhuman.YEAHHHHHHH EKI!!!!!
I think that's funny; Eki was the Man but Tyler was THE MAN for Gold
today. Let's hope Eki does one more Tour next year.
I actually picked Julich 2nd.
(my picks were Ullrich - Julich - Rich; I though Tyler would be too
hurt to perform well)
-Ken
[email hidden] (Tom Kunich) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:Are there any questions now as to why Lance dropped the Olympics from
his list of things to-do this summer?What if Lance showed up and was AGAIN knocked back down by Eki? That
would be pretty bad PR for someone that is supposed to be the
immutable object on the top step of the podium.Not only that but this gives Eki a chance to repeat his Olympic win by
beating humans instead of the superhuman.YEAHHHHHHH EKI!!!!!
[GOOG's IPO has gone to their heads their crappy Usenet servers!]
I think that's funny; Eki was the Man but Tyler was THE MAN for Gold
today. Let's hope Eki does one more Tour next year.
I actually picked Julich 2nd.
(my picks were Ullrich - Julich - Rich; I though Tyler would be too
hurt to perform well)
-Ken
"Jim A" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:actually tom, there's no question now that Lafferty will have to turn his
attention to the man from Marblehead now that he's a champion..
I agree, Brian will have to warm up with a "I'm not convinced that Hamilton
necessarily has to be using drugs. However....." And then he'll end up with
"Everyone knows that he's been a user for years."
Quoted message said:From: "Tom Kunich" [email hidden]
Quoted message said:I agree, Brian will have to warm up with a "I'm not convinced that Hamilton
necessarily has to be using drugs. However....." And then he'll end up with
"Everyone knows that he's been a user for years."
Tom, I'd be shocked to find out Tyler is doping. There are an awful lot of
people around here who know him well and I haven't heard anything but good
things from his club, the people who rode with him here, or people in the area.
He still does local rides with them when he's home, and as far as I can tell
hasn't changed one bit. I haven't met him, though his brother has helped us out
with our youth race series, so I can't say from personal experience.
Bill C
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