No more easy ones

"Donald Munro" wrote in message
om...

I beginning to doubt my own grokkability.

Aren't we all interested that Munro read a silly book printed in 1961? It's
the drugs man.

On Jul 18, 10:11 am, Davey Crockett wrote:
Donald Munro a écrit profondement:

| Fred Fredburger wrote:

| The ambiguity is bugging me.
|
| Are you answering the question "Who is the oldest living guy named Victor
| who raced in the TdF?" or it just a coincidence the the victors you're
| naming happen to be named Victor?
|
| I beginning to doubt my own grokkability.
|

Upon reflection, the question was not adequately formulated so as to
indicate the precise single correct answer that was required.

Davey will try to be more precise in future

--
Davey Crockett
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TRUTH is only ILLEGAL when CRIMINALS are in POWER

Thanks, and ilan will also try harder to be just one step ahead of the
testing agencies.

-ilan

Davey Crockett wrote:
Donald Munro a écrit profondement:

| Fred Fredburger wrote:
| The ambiguity is bugging me.
|
| Are you answering the question "Who is the oldest living guy named Victor
| who raced in the TdF?" or it just a coincidence the the victors you're
| naming happen to be named Victor?
|
| I beginning to doubt my own grokkability.
|

Upon reflection, the question was not adequately formulated so as to
indicate the precise single correct answer that was required.

Davey will try to be more precise in future

Don't bother, it's more fun this way.

In article ,
Ted van de Weteringe wrote:

Davey Crockett wrote:
Who is the oldest living Tour Victor?

Jeannie Longo?
No, here he is: http://www.xs4all.nl/~ewoud/cycling/q44.jpg

Without context I would guess Dannemora, class of 1959.
That is a dangerous gang of old lags.

--
Michael Press