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Old July 24th 07, 09:03 PM posted to rec.bicycles.racing
Simon Brooke
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in message , William Asher
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No, the fatty masters are giving the handsling to the pro-type racers. I
figure one fatty master ought to be able to sling a 130-lb pro about 100
yards, more if you could get them to put down their beer and donuts.
Bicycle racing would become a cross between "World's Strongest Man,"
"Rollerball," and dwarf tossing. If we could figure out a way to get
some topless chicks in there, it could be huge, and there's always a way
to get topless chicks in somewhere.


Obvious. Hand-sling the topless chicks. They cost less than pro cyclists,
anyway.

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