Doping Pays

Lance is still worth $120 million. This thing by Tygart is
irrelevant. The clear message to up-and-coming athletes is that doping
pays. In fact, it pays very well. Just make sure you're not caught
immediately like Fraud Landis, who never had time to cash in for his
Tour victory.

Magilla

On 24/08/2012 22:03, Magilla Gorilla wrote:
Lance is still worth $120 million. This thing by Tygart is
irrelevant. The clear message to up-and-coming athletes is that doping
pays. In fact, it pays very well. Just make sure you're not caught
immediately like Fraud Landis, who never had time to cash in for his
Tour victory.


Fairness for Floyd I say.
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They have clawback clauses dumbass.

On 8/24/2012 7:21 PM, Anton Berlin wrote:


They have clawback clauses dumbass.

If by "clawback clauses" you mean "magic things that will instantly make
Lance poor", then you are wrong in several ways. But we're used to that.

On Saturday, August 25, 2012 3:16:38 PM UTC-5, Jimmy July wrote:
On 8/24/2012 7:21 PM, Anton Berlin wrote:





They have clawback clauses dumbass.



If by "clawback clauses" you mean "magic things that will instantly make

Lance poor", then you are wrong in several ways. But we're used to that.

If you're just a poor track rider with a drawer full of pot metal shaped disks and you go to a net worth of a few million you're going to feel pretty damn rich. But if you're worth $100 M and you go to $50 M you're going to feel pretty damn poor.

But if you're worth $100 M and you go to $50 M you're going to feel pretty damn poor.


More **** taken on faith without any evidence or experience to back it up.

You clowns should go start your own religion. You've got the faith for
it, I'll give you that.