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Who Clipped Beltran?

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  1. Any indication of who took Tricky out?

  2. Mad Dog said:

    Any indication of who took Tricky out?


    no info yet, but Trikki (not Tricky) I think I heard is
    choc chip cookie in Spanish?

  3. Jaybee says...

    Quoted message said:
    Mad Dog said:

    Any indication of who took Tricky out?

    Quoted message said:

    no info yet, but Trikki (not Tricky) I think I heard is
    choc chip cookie in Spanish?

    Sorry, I don't speak Spanish.

  4. El Triki is how Cookie Monster is known on the Spanish Sesame Street
    (Barrio Sésamo).

    de nada,

    JLS

  5. ¿But do we know that Beltran's knickname comes from Cookie Monster's
    Spanish name? If so, that's even cooler than the Canibal or the Badger.

  6. Quoted message said:

    ¿But do we know that Beltran's knickname comes from Cookie Monster's
    Spanish name? If so, that's even cooler than the Canibal or the Badger.

    "Manuel Beltran earned the nickname 'Triki' because of his weakness
    for cookies. El Triki is the Spanish version of 'Cookie Monster' on
    Sesame Street. Few people call him Manuel, and in 2004 his leader's
    jersey at the Vuelta a Espana had El Triki printed on it. Despite the
    fact that he consumes more cookies and olive oil than the rest of us, he
    is by far the skinniest rider on the team."

    i found the quote here
    http://www.knoxstudio.com/shns/story.cfm?pk=CYCLIST-BOOKS-05-25-05&cat=EB
    and it's supposedly a quote from barry's book
    "Inside the Postal Bus: My Ride with Lance Armstrong and the U.S. Postal
    Cycling Team." by Michael Barry

    hh

  7. Oscar Sevilla. Claim it was an accident

    Mad Dog said:

    Any indication of who took Tricky out?

  8. Sir Topham Hatt says...

    Quoted message said:

    Oscar Sevilla. Claim it was an accident

    Quoted message said:

    Mad Dog wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Any indication of who took Tricky out?

    I guess that's one way T-Mobile can beat Discovery to the yellow.

  9. "Sir Topham Hatt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Oscar Sevilla. Claim it was an accident

    Mad Dog said:

    Any indication of who took Tricky out?


    Hmmm
    Oscar (the grouch) Sevilla
    Triki (the cookie monster) Beltran
    Michael (big bird) Rasmussen

    Need nominations for Elmo, Snuffleopogus, Grover, and Bert and Ernie

  10. "Mad Dog" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Any indication of who took Tricky out?

    Who cares ! It's one less robot to help his Lanceness.

    Dream

  11. "Mad Dog" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Any indication of who took Tricky out?


    Trikki took Trikki out.

  12. h squared said:
    Quoted message said:

    ¿But do we know that Beltran's knickname comes from Cookie Monster's
    Spanish name? If so, that's even cooler than the Canibal or the Badger.

    "Manuel Beltran earned the nickname 'Triki' because of his weakness
    for cookies. El Triki is the Spanish version of 'Cookie Monster' on
    Sesame Street. Few people call him Manuel, and in 2004 his leader's
    jersey at the Vuelta a Espana had El Triki printed on it. Despite the
    fact that he consumes more cookies and olive oil than the rest of us, he
    is by far the skinniest rider on the team."

    i found the quote here
    http://www.knoxstudio.com/shns/story.cfm?pk=CYCLIST-BOOKS-05-25-05&cat=EB
    and it's supposedly a quote from barry's book
    "Inside the Postal Bus: My Ride with Lance Armstrong and the U.S. Postal
    Cycling Team." by Michael Barry

    hh


    leave it to "hh" to deliver the real goods.
    bill c

  13. Bert - either George Hincapie or Cadel Evans
    Grover - Franco Pellizotti

  14. Geraard Spergen said:

    "Sir Topham Hatt" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Oscar Sevilla. Claim it was an accident

    Mad Dog said:

    Any indication of who took Tricky out?


    Hmmm
    Oscar (the grouch) Sevilla
    Triki (the cookie monster) Beltran
    Michael (big bird) Rasmussen

    Need nominations for Elmo, Snuffleopogus, Grover, and Bert and Ernie


    Lance could be Count Von Count.

  15. Frank Drackman said:

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

    Any indication of who took Tricky out?

    Trikki took Trikki out.


    I like the way you think.

  16. Bill C said:

    leave it to "hh" to deliver the real goods.
    bill c

    you're nice, but it was really just the luck of the google 😉
    "hh"

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