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To Vino or Not To Vino?
After spending his time off of the bike do we accept Vino back (keeping an
eye on him of course) or do we pretend that his punishment wasn't nearly enough and continue leaving him out of the "real" races? |
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To Vino or Not To Vino?
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"Tom Kunich" wrote: After spending his time off of the bike do we accept Vino back (keeping an eye on him of course) or do we pretend that his punishment wasn't nearly enough and continue leaving him out of the "real" races? We don't get to choose. -- Ryan Cousineau http://www.wiredcola.com/ "In other newsgroups, they killfile trolls." "In rec.bicycles.racing, we coach them." |
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To Vino or Not To Vino?
Tom Kunich wrote:
After spending his time off of the bike do we accept Vino back (keeping an eye on him of course) or do we pretend that his punishment wasn't nearly enough and continue leaving him out of the "real" races? Ryan Cousineau wrote: We don't get to choose. You could invite him to your virtual polar bear ride. |
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To Vino or Not To Vino?
On Dec 29, 7:13*pm, "Tom Kunich" wrote:
After spending his time off of the bike do we accept Vino back (keeping an eye on him of course) or do we pretend that his punishment wasn't nearly enough and continue leaving him out of the "real" races? "we"? I accept him back, and Ricco too. |
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To Vino or Not To Vino?
birdbrain a écrit profondement:
| On Dec 29, 7:13*pm, "Tom Kunich" wrote: | After spending his time off of the bike do we accept Vino back (keeping an | eye on him of course) or do we pretend that his punishment wasn't nearly | enough and continue leaving him out of the "real" races? | | "we"? | | I accept him back, and Ricco too. Add Davey to the list too Davey was wondering whom he should root for after Cedric Vasseur retired But Vino's as good as anyone - and better than most -- Davey Crockett - Rope and a LampPost needed For Martyn McLaughlin, a 'Scotsman' staffer for writing this ****: "Nasir Shaikh became the first EUROPEAN to be executed in China in nearly 60 years." |
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To Vino or Not To Vino?
On Dec 29, 9:13*pm, "Tom Kunich" wrote:
After spending his time off of the bike do we accept Vino back (keeping an eye on him of course) or do we pretend that his punishment wasn't nearly enough and continue leaving him out of the "real" races? Branded Man, by Merle Haggard (abbr.): When they let me out of prison, I held my head up high Determined I would rise above the shame But no matter where I'm living, the black mark follows me I'm branded with a number on my name I'd like to hold my head up and be proud of who I am But they won't let my secret go untold I paid the debt I owed 'em, but they're still not satisfied Now I'm a branded man out in the cold If I live to be a hundred, I guess I'll never clear my name 'Cause everybody knows I've been in jail No matter where I'm living, I've got to tell them where I've been Or they'll send me back to prison if I fail Now I'm a branded man out in the cold (end) Or, they could do it like NASCAR, where M. Waltrip kept his seat, sponsorship, and his TV job, too, and life went on in spite of a monumentally "poor decision". --D-y |
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To Vino or Not To Vino?
On Dec 30, 8:40*am, --D-y wrote:
Or, they could do it like NASCAR, where M. Waltrip kept his seat, sponsorship, and his TV job, too, and life went on in spite of a monumentally "poor decision". --D-y Yes, but NASCAR has a tradition of everyone cheating, trying to get right up to the edge, without getting caught. Oh, yeah, so does pro cycling. Never mind. |
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To Vino or Not To Vino?
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"Tom Kunich" wrote: After spending his time off of the bike do we accept Vino back (keeping an eye on him of course) or do we pretend that his punishment wasn't nearly enough and continue leaving him out of the "real" races? Depends. How many miles has he put in? -- Michael Press |
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To Vino or Not To Vino?
On Dec 30, 2:26*pm, Michael Press wrote:
In article , *"Tom Kunich" wrote: After spending his time off of the bike do we accept Vino back (keeping an eye on him of course) or do we pretend that his punishment wasn't nearly enough and continue leaving him out of the "real" races? Depends. How many jonk miles has he put in? -- Michael Press improved |
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To Vino or Not To Vino?
(http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/vino...iro-desire-to-
race-tour ) Vinokurov said that he intends to enter the Giro and ride the TDF if they accept him. I am surprised that the ASO has not made any comments if they will accept him or not. I suspect that Astana has already talked quietly with the ASO already. On Dec 29, 7:13*pm, "Tom Kunich" wrote: After spending his time off of the bike do we accept Vino back (keeping an eye on him of course) or do we pretend that his punishment wasn't nearly enough and continue leaving him out of the "real" races? |
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