by Joe Kin » Mon, 14 Aug 2006 01:04:14
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by John Forrest Tomlinso » Mon, 14 Aug 2006 02:28:15
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by Donald Munr » Mon, 14 Aug 2006 06:28:28
by MagillaGorill » Mon, 14 Aug 2006 07:38:40
If Schumi (or, I suppose now, Robbie Ventura) were Xavier's coach, he'd
have dropped them all at the 20k to go kite and finished 2:57 ahead by
himself.
Thanks,
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by sonarra » Mon, 14 Aug 2006 14:32:24
> If Schumi (or, I suppose now, Robbie Ventura) were Xavier's coach, he'd
> have dropped them all at the 20k to go kite and finished 2:57 ahead by
> himself.
> Thanks,
> Magilla
The people who win bunch sprints after 200+ hard km are amazing
specialists. There's a good reason why riders like Valverde, Garzelli,
and Bettini are respected so much.
by Tom Kunic » Tue, 15 Aug 2006 05:04:40
>> If Schumi (or, I suppose now, Robbie Ventura) were Xavier's coach, he'd
>> have dropped them all at the 20k to go kite and finished 2:57 ahead by
>> himself.
> The people who win bunch sprints after 200+ hard km are amazing
> specialists. There's a good reason why riders like Valverde, Garzelli, and
> Bettini are respected so much.
by Carl Sundquis » Tue, 15 Aug 2006 07:18:51
>> The people who win bunch sprints after 200+ hard km are amazing
>> specialists. There's a good reason why riders like Valverde, Garzelli,
>> and Bettini are respected so much.
> Dumbass - the anonymous cowards here don't respect anyone. They'd cast the
> first stone at Jesus himself.
by sonarra » Tue, 15 Aug 2006 10:11:41
>>>Is the guy in this photo with his hands in the air really THAT much
>>>better than any of the other 51 guys who finished in the same time? Who
>>>***ing cares about races like this that end in a field sprint. It may
>>>as well be a crit with Jonas Carney putting his hands in the air.
>>>If Schumi (or, I suppose now, Robbie Ventura) were Xavier's coach, he'd
>>>have dropped them all at the 20k to go kite and finished 2:57 ahead by
>>>himself.
>>The people who win bunch sprints after 200+ hard km are amazing
>>specialists. There's a good reason why riders like Valverde, Garzelli, and
>>Bettini are respected so much.
> Dumbass - the anonymous cowards here don't respect anyone. They'd cast the
> first stone at Jesus himself.
Why did you remove my "dumbass"?
by Howard Kvec » Tue, 15 Aug 2006 12:18:05
> >>>Is the guy in this photo with his hands in the air really THAT much
> >>>better than any of the other 51 guys who finished in the same time? Who
> >>>***ing cares about races like this that end in a field sprint. It may
> >>>as well be a crit with Jonas Carney putting his hands in the air.
> >>>If Schumi (or, I suppose now, Robbie Ventura) were Xavier's coach, he'd
> >>>have dropped them all at the 20k to go kite and finished 2:57 ahead by
> >>>himself.
> >>The people who win bunch sprints after 200+ hard km are amazing
> >>specialists. There's a good reason why riders like Valverde, Garzelli, and
> >>Bettini are respected so much.
> > Dumbass - the anonymous cowards here don't respect anyone. They'd cast the
> > first stone at Jesus himself.
> Dumbass -
> Why did you remove my "dumbass"?
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by sonarra » Tue, 15 Aug 2006 13:28:42
>>>>>Is the guy in this photo with his hands in the air really THAT much
>>>>>better than any of the other 51 guys who finished in the same time? Who
>>>>>***ing cares about races like this that end in a field sprint. It may
>>>>>as well be a crit with Jonas Carney putting his hands in the air.
>>>>>If Schumi (or, I suppose now, Robbie Ventura) were Xavier's coach, he'd
>>>>>have dropped them all at the 20k to go kite and finished 2:57 ahead by
>>>>>himself.
>>>>The people who win bunch sprints after 200+ hard km are amazing
>>>>specialists. There's a good reason why riders like Valverde, Garzelli, and
>>>>Bettini are respected so much.
>>>Dumbass - the anonymous cowards here don't respect anyone. They'd cast the
>>>first stone at Jesus himself.
>>Dumbass -
>>Why did you remove my "dumbass"?
>Because he's the biggest dumbass of all?
And so he stole it from me! Well, I won't give up my dumbass without a
fight. Indeed, I will defend my dumbass to the grave.
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