Another pathetic show by Armstrong today...what if...

On Thu, 21 May 2009 19:34:19 -0700 (PDT), --D-y
wrote:

On May 21, 3:12Â*pm, Keith wrote:
Man...when you see that you have to wonder what cycling would be today
if he hadn't walked (bought ?) out of that positive doping test in the
'99 TDF. I guess they couldn't afford another scandal after the 1998
Festina affair...on the other hand the Giro had the ball to stop
Pantani a few weeks earlier

Tell us what you think "cycling would be today", Keith.

In a better shape, is some one-balled on a program hadn't broken all
the rules.

On May 21, 1:12*pm, Keith wrote:
Man...when you see that you have to wonder what cycling would be today
if he hadn't walked (bought ?) out of that positive doping test in the
'99 TDF. I guess they couldn't afford another scandal after the 1998
Festina affair...on the other hand the Giro had the ball to stop
Pantani a few weeks earlier

According to the makers of Viagra, sporting wood for over four hours
straight can be dangerous. Watch out for those long stages, Keith.

William Asher wrote:
Bob Schwartz wrote:

William Asher wrote:
Obsessive Compulsive Lance Disorder, OCLD.
July will be here before you know it.

Did you know that the USCF (Chess) Executive Board
election also takes place in July? It'll be an eventful
month for some of us.

I'm already stocking up on Ritalin and Viagra so I can focus *and* maintain
a hard-on the entire month. It's going to be epic!


I feel compelled to point out that I spotted the sock puppet a year ago:
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.b...f31e33b5?hl=en

On May 22, 7:20*am, Keith wrote:
On Thu, 21 May 2009 19:34:19 -0700 (PDT), --D-y
wrote:

On May 21, 3:12*pm, Keith wrote:
Man...when you see that you have to wonder what cycling would be today
if he hadn't walked (bought ?) out of that positive doping test in the
'99 TDF. I guess they couldn't afford another scandal after the 1998
Festina affair...on the other hand the Giro had the ball to stop
Pantani a few weeks earlier

Tell us what you think "cycling would be today", Keith.

In a better shape, is some one-balled on a program hadn't broken all
the rules.

How "in a better shape"? And what about all the dopers who were caught
in possession, tested positive, went to Mexico, or (hist. ref.) the
whole team got the flu suddenly and they had to drop out of the Tour,
etc. etc?
Are we scapegoating just a little bit here, Keith?
--D-y

On May 22, 8:43*am, --D-y wrote:


Tell us what you think "cycling would be today", Keith.

In a better shape, is some one-balled on a program hadn't broken all
the rules.

How "in a better shape"? And what about all the dopers who were caught
in possession, tested positive, went to Mexico, or (hist. ref.) the
whole team got the flu suddenly and they had to drop out of the Tour,
etc. etc?
Are we scapegoating just a little bit here, Keith?



Dumbass -


Keith is an idiot.

We've got Rasmussen, F. Landis, (guys who got caught while winning or
after winning the TdF), Valverde, Basso, Ullrich (all operation
Puerto), DiLuca, Sinkewitz, Vinokourov, Tyler Hamilton (lost Olympic
2004 gold medal), Rebellin (lost 2008 Olympic silver medal), Stephan
Schumacher (positive @ Olympics and 2 TdF stage wins for CERA),
Leonardo Piepoli, Riccardo Ricco (booted out of TdF after 2 stage
wins, EPO), the withdrawal of the entire Saunier Duval team in the
2008 TdF, the 1998 Festina team withdrawal from the TdF, the 2006?
Astana team withdrawal from the TdF . . .

then there's about 100 guys who were caught and whose names I can't
recall at the moment.

All the while, according to KEITH, it's all LANCE's fault.

KEITH, you're a ****ing moron.


thanks,

Kurgan. presented by Gringioni.

On May 22, 3:23*am, critposer wrote:
On May 21, 1:12*pm, Keith wrote:

Man...when you see that you have to wonder what cycling would be today
if he hadn't walked (bought ?) out of that positive doping test in the
'99 TDF. I guess they couldn't afford another scandal after the 1998
Festina affair...on the other hand the Giro had the ball to stop
Pantani a few weeks earlier

According to the makers of Viagra, sporting wood for over four hours
straight can be dangerous. Watch out for those long stages, Keith.

Due to the possibility of developing blood clots. So take a couple of
aspirin to thin your blood and you should be ready to ride

On May 22, 12:55*pm, "Kurgan. presented by Gringioni."
wrote:
On May 22, 8:43*am, --D-y wrote:



Tell us what you think "cycling would be today", Keith.

In a better shape, is some one-balled on a program hadn't broken all
the rules.

How "in a better shape"? And what about all the dopers who were caught
in possession, tested positive, went to Mexico, or (hist. ref.) the
whole team got the flu suddenly and they had to drop out of the Tour,
etc. etc?
Are we scapegoating just a little bit here, Keith?

Dumbass -

Keith is an idiot.

We've got Rasmussen, F. Landis, (guys who got caught while winning or
after winning the TdF), Valverde, Basso, Ullrich (all operation
Puerto), DiLuca, Sinkewitz, Vinokourov, Tyler Hamilton (lost Olympic
2004 gold medal), Rebellin (lost 2008 Olympic silver medal), Stephan
Schumacher (positive @ Olympics and 2 TdF stage wins for CERA),
Leonardo Piepoli, Riccardo Ricco (booted out of TdF after 2 stage
wins, EPO), the withdrawal of the entire Saunier Duval team in the
2008 TdF, the 1998 Festina team withdrawal from the TdF, the 2006?
Astana team withdrawal from the TdF . . .

then there's about 100 guys who were caught and whose names I can't
recall at the moment.

All the while, according to KEITH, it's all LANCE's fault.

KEITH, you're a ****ing moron.

thanks,

Kurgan. presented by Gringioni.

Dumbass:
(I'm kind of getting to like that, you know?)

In order to follow Keith's reasoning (so to speak), you can't use any
of those guys, since they were caught and punished.

I figured out that what Keith can't handle is "no punishment" IRT
Lance.

Remember, in the War on People, the People must be punished, first and
foremost, while the Leaders continue to lead as they will, above
reproach.

Saw LA, by the way, sitting at the front protecting L2 in the run-in
to the sprint again today.

I saw Brunyeel's "The intended acceleration was not possible" quote
but maybe the real deal is, he rode the first part of that TT hard,
had a good "test" and then backed off to get ready for the TdF. Or,
maybe that suit he had on just didn't have enough dance floor for even
the Uniballer-- did you see him picking his seat? Looked like it was
time for a major Male Adjustment to me-- and he was distracted.
--D-y

In article ,
Keith wrote:

On Thu, 21 May 2009 19:34:19 -0700 (PDT), --D-y
wrote:

On May 21, 3:12*pm, Keith wrote:
Man...when you see that you have to wonder what cycling would be today
if he hadn't walked (bought ?) out of that positive doping test in the
'99 TDF. I guess they couldn't afford another scandal after the 1998
Festina affair...on the other hand the Giro had the ball to stop
Pantani a few weeks earlier

Tell us what you think "cycling would be today", Keith.

In a better shape, is some one-balled on a program hadn't broken all
the rules.

A couple dozen high profile suspensions;
TDF winner disqualified for doping.
Face it, "Keith", the record _proves_
that Lance did not dope, or he would
have been busted along with the dopers.

--
Michael Press

On May 22, 1:41*pm, Michael Press wrote:
In article ,

*Keith wrote:
On Thu, 21 May 2009 19:34:19 -0700 (PDT), --D-y
wrote:

On May 21, 3:12*pm, Keith wrote:
Man...when you see that you have to wonder what cycling would be today
if he hadn't walked (bought ?) out of that positive doping test in the
'99 TDF. I guess they couldn't afford another scandal after the 1998
Festina affair...on the other hand the Giro had the ball to stop
Pantani a few weeks earlier

Tell us what you think "cycling would be today", Keith.

In a better shape, is some one-balled on a program hadn't broken all
the rules.

A couple dozen high profile suspensions;
TDF winner disqualified for doping.
Face it, "Keith", the record _proves_
that Lance did not dope, or he would
have been busted along with the dopers.

--
Michael Press

I've always figured either he didn't dope or he was smart enough to
avoid getting caught. Either way, he's a champion.
-Paul

On Fri, 22 May 2009 15:42:24 -0700 (PDT), "Paul G."
wrote:

I've always figured either he didn't dope or he was smart enough to
avoid getting caught. Either way, he's a champion.
-Paul

Look at it this way. If Lance was doping then he was better than
everyone else who were also doping. If he wasn't doping he was
better, without dope, than everyone else who were doping.

Either way he was the best.