Would you pay $10,000 to ride with Lance?

Kevan Smith wrote:

On 31 Oct 2003 07:47:30 -0800, (Art Harris) from
http://groups.google.com wrote:

That's the minimum bid on eBay to take part in a MTB ride with Mr.
Armstrong. The ride (in Los Angeles) is limited to 25 participants.

Some people have more money than sense.

I suspect that may be true for you too (but only if you're broke)...

;-)

Mark Hickey
Habanero Cycles
http://www.habcycles.com
Home of the $695 ti frame

Kevan Smith wrote:
On 4 Nov 2003 04:30:04 +1050, jhuskey
from wrote:

I getting a slight hint you don't like our man Lance. The next thing
we know you will tell us you don't like George Bush. When will the
madness end?
Here's the official rating scale ( 1 to 10, with 10 being best)
Lance Armstrong = 8
George Bush = 2
F. Mazzoleni = 11
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If I were rating the person I think would be the coolest companion on a
ride I would say Robin Williams. I understand that he loves to cycle and
I say that would be an interesting ride. I am not sure if Elizabeth
Hurley has a bike but it poses an interesting scenario.



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Kevan Smith wrote:
: I am broke. Send me lots of money and I won't post for a month. Ah, capitalism!

how much would it take?
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david reuteler

jhuskey wrote:

I getting a slight hint you don't like our man Lance. The next thing
we know you will tell us you don't like George Bush. When will the
madness end?



LA seems like a cool dude. To pay that much just to ride besde him seems
moronic. Also, only the rich would get this chance. Not the average blue
collar fan. Sure the $$ may go to a good cause, but LA is putting down
the average fan........

Memph



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Kevan Smith wrote:
On 4 Nov 2003 02:57:53 +1050, Memphmann
from wrote:
Maybe if it was riding with top females. Atleast you get some eye
candy, until you lay the hammer down and drop them.......
Why would you do that?
And I don't see why you're bragging. I bet you can't even keep up with
Fabrizzio.
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Realize who you are writing to first. Am firm believer that females are
weaker then males. By this spring, I shall once again be stronger then
any pro female anywhere. If not, then as a male, I have no chance to win
any races. Am not bragging, just a honest statement of fact.

Who the heck is Fabrizzio?????

Memph



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4 Nov 2003 09:34:00 +1050, ,
Memphmann wrote:

Who the heck is Fabrizzio?????

Memph

Mr. Mazzoleni to you.
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What do I get besides the fact of riding with LA? Even if I was rich
beyond belief, I would not pay this. ...

Maybe if it was riding with top females. Atleast you get some eye candy,

Ah, time to reprise that picture from the Queen album:
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~dgiam...phics/race.jpg

(warning: this poster from the musical group Queen's Jazz album contains
nudity)

jhuskey wrote in message ...
Kevan Smith wrote:
On 4 Nov 2003 04:30:04 +1050, jhuskey
from wrote:

I getting a slight hint you don't like our man Lance. The next thing
we know you will tell us you don't like George Bush. When will the
madness end?
Here's the official rating scale ( 1 to 10, with 10 being best)
Lance Armstrong = 8
George Bush = 2
F. Mazzoleni = 11
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real e-mail addy: kevansmith23 at yahoo dot com brain tissue reads the
semantic and lovely play



If I were rating the person I think would be the coolest companion on a
ride I would say Robin Williams. I understand that he loves to cycle and
I say that would be an interesting ride. I am not sure if Elizabeth
Hurley has a bike but it poses an interesting scenario.

Warning: Sexist remark coming!

I'd LOVE to draft Hurley for...oh...say...a month! Though having her
on my rear with a view of her in my mirror would have its benefits,
too. Ah, charity!

Scott

"jhuskey" wrote in message
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If I were rating the person I think would be the coolest companion on a
ride I would say Robin Williams.

There was a quote from a moderately famous man's (non famous) mother, who
met him at some sort of garden party.
'he didn't actually go "nanoo nanoo", but he may as well have done'.
I don't actually dislike him, but would not like to do a century ride with
him.


If I was going to pay anyone it'd be chris boardman as my stoker.

Scott wrote:
jhuskey wrote in message
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Kevan Smith wrote:
On 4 Nov 2003 04:30:04 +1050, jhuskey
from
wrote:

I getting a slight hint you don't like our man Lance. The next
thing we know you will tell us you don't like George Bush. When
will the madness end?
Here's the official rating scale ( 1 to 10, with 10 being best)
Lance Armstrong = 8 George Bush = 2
F. Mazzoleni = 11
--
real e-mail addy: kevansmith23 at yahoo dot com brain tissue reads
the semantic and lovely play



If I were rating the person I think would be the coolest companion
on a ride I would say Robin Williams. I understand that he loves
to cycle and I say that would be an interesting ride. I am not
sure if Elizabeth Hurley has a bike but it poses an interesting
scenario.
I'd LOVE to draft Hurley for...oh...say...a month! Though having her on
my rear with a view of her in my mirror would have its benefits, too.
Ah, charity!
Scott



I would be willing to help buy a decent bike as a loaner to her. The
seat alone should be worth a couple of thousand after one ride.



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