This newsgroup is remarkably well behaved

Brian Phillips said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can only
be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by doping
because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement. No, just a lot of
praise for a job well done. It makes my heart glad to see everyone behaving
so well.

Dumbass -

That's because Laff@me isn't obsessed with Floyd. Yet.

thanks,

K. Gringioni.

Speaking of which, Landis doesn't even have to beat Pereiro and Sastre
in the ITT, since they're Spanish, Pereiro was previously on Phonak,
the
blood doping team and Sastre is on CSC the other blood doping team,
so they would have their Tour victory taken away. It follows that
Landis
would have his victory taken away as well. As 2006 winner after winner
gets
disqualified, the eventual winner
will be the only clean rider this year, Thomas Voeckler. In fact, this
is the only reason he hasn't abandonned this year's race, despite
his mediocre performance. Finally, France will have a worthy successor
to Bernard Hinault.

-ilan

Brian Phillips said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can only
be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by doping
because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement. No, just a lot of
praise for a job well done. It makes my heart glad to see everyone behaving
so well.

Kurgan Gringioni said:

Brian Phillips said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can only
be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by doping
because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement. No, just a lot of
praise for a job well done. It makes my heart glad to see everyone behaving
so well.

Dumbass -

That's because Laff@me isn't obsessed with Floyd. Yet.

How long till Floyd becomes the anti-Christ?

I think it'll take a while. Next May.

Tim Lines said:

Kurgan Gringioni said:

Dumbass -

That's because Laff@me isn't obsessed with Floyd. Yet.

How long till Floyd becomes the anti-Christ?

I think it'll take a while. Next May.

Dumbass,

Next May, Laff@Me will still be telling us that [censored] Pound,
WADA, JM Leblanc, the Andreus' lawyer, and the Jack
Abramoff investigation are about to release the truth that
will finally convince us about Sir Lance.

Floyd is going to have to do a lot more than win the Tour
to turn Laff's heart from the object of his passion. You
don't build or break that intense a relationship overnight.
It sustains you:
<http://www.harpercollins.com/book/index.aspx?isbn=9780060740238>

Brian Phillips said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can only
be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by doping
because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement. No, just a lot of
praise for a job well done. It makes my heart glad to see everyone behaving
so well.

You're trolling right?

JT

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ilan said:

Brian Phillips said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it.

Quoted message said:

Speaking of which, Landis doesn't even have to beat Pereiro and Sastre
in the ITT, since they're Spanish, Pereiro was previously on Phonak,
the
blood doping team and Sastre is on CSC the other blood doping team,
so they would have their Tour victory taken away. It follows that
Landis
would have his victory taken away as well.

The implication that there might be a "Landis Line" is ridiculous. One
might as well suggest a "Zabel Line"!

There is only one line, the Millar Line. Well, and the Maginot Line, so
that's two.

Any other line is pas naturellement,

--
Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

Tim Lines said:

Kurgan Gringioni said:

Brian Phillips said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can only
be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by doping
because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement. No, just a lot of
praise for a job well done. It makes my heart glad to see everyone behaving
so well.

Dumbass -

That's because Laff@me isn't obsessed with Floyd. Yet.

How long till Floyd becomes the anti-Christ?

I think it'll take a while. Next May.

Shortly after his hip replacement he will begin rehab and light training. If it
progresses to the point he's competitve again, BL'll know for sure he's a dirty
dog doper.

Ron

RonSonic said:

Tim Lines said:

Kurgan Gringioni said:

Brian Phillips wrote:
> ...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
> decided to dope...

altho the whitewash that is OLN covered the bonk and the next
day super-bike-ride poorly, there really can be no doubt
that he simply bonked, nothing special, and then got some IV
and whatever for the next day. Phonak may have some good doctors.
It's a fine line between taking nothing and taking too much.
....thehick

Quoted message said:

Tim Lines said:

Kurgan Gringioni said:

Dumbass -

That's because Laff@me isn't obsessed with Floyd. Yet.

How long till Floyd becomes the anti-Christ?

I think it'll take a while. Next May.

Dumbass,

Next May, Laff@Me will still be telling us that [censored] Pound,
WADA, JM Leblanc, the Andreus' lawyer, and the Jack
Abramoff investigation are about to release the truth that
will finally convince us about Sir Lance.

Floyd is going to have to do a lot more than win the Tour
to turn Laff's heart from the object of his passion. You
don't build or break that intense a relationship overnight.
It sustains you:
<http://www.harpercollins.com/book/index.aspx?isbn=9780060740238>

Dumbass,
That's the most touching thing I've seen in months. I think I'll go
have a little cry...

Brian Phillips schreef:

Quoted message said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can only
be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by doping
because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement.

Fortunately, fr.rec.sport.cyclisme isn't so bashful. On the other hand,
there may be even more dumbasses there than here.

--
E. Dronkert

Brian Phillips schreef:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can only
be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by doping
because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement.

Ewoud Dronkert said:

Fortunately, fr.rec.sport.cyclisme isn't so bashful. On the other hand,
there may be even more dumbasses there than here.

Emmerduer,
You mean someone is challenging our pre-eminent position in the dumbass
universe ? We really need to get of our laurels and start working at
getting dumber.

In article <[email hidden]>,

Ewoud Dronkert said:

Brian Phillips schreef:

Quoted message said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can only
be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by doping
because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement.

Fortunately, fr.rec.sport.cyclisme isn't so bashful. On the other hand,
there may be even more dumbasses there than here.

Was that sierraman's destination?

--
Michael Press

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

Brian Phillips said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can
only
be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by
doping
because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement. No, just a lot
of
praise for a job well done. It makes my heart glad to see everyone
behaving
so well.

That's because Laff@me isn't obsessed with Floyd. Yet.

I think that in honor of his obsession with the French we ought to rename
him "visage de bout".

Brian Phillips said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday.

Dumbass,

That's because he won on Thursday.

In article <[email hidden]>,

Donald Munro said:

Brian Phillips schreef:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can only
be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by doping
because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement.

Ewoud Dronkert said:

Fortunately, fr.rec.sport.cyclisme isn't so bashful. On the other hand,
there may be even more dumbasses there than here.

Emmerduer,
You mean someone is challenging our pre-eminent position in the dumbass
universe ? We really need to get of our laurels and start working at
getting dumber.

Dumbass:

You rally the trolls, I'll mix the drinks.

--
Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

Ewoud Dronkert said:

Fortunately, fr.rec.sport.cyclisme isn't so bashful. On the other hand,
there may be even more dumbasses there than here.

Dumbass -

Is Sierraman hanging out there?

You dirtbag, you.

thanks,

K. Gringioni.

I guess I was a little premature in posting this...

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

...after Floyd's victory on Wednesday. No talk about how he must have
decided to dope, figuring this might be his last chance to compete in the
Tour, let alone win it. No posts about how the remarkable comeback can

only

Quoted message said:

be attributed to doping. Nothing about how he had nothing to lose by

doping

Quoted message said:

because if he got caught, it would only mean a two-year suspension and he
was going to lose a year anyway after the hip replacement. No, just a lot

of

Quoted message said:

praise for a job well done. It makes my heart glad to see everyone

behaving

Quoted message said:

so well.