I love that Specialized commercial with the kid on the bike beating Boonen

I realize that it was probably staged, but the kid looked good on the
bike and had a nice cadence.

R

On 14/07/2012 13:42, RicodJour wrote:

I realize that it was probably staged, but the kid looked good on the
bike and had a nice cadence.

Does Liggett do commentary for the yankee audience on races other than
the Tour? In the UK, only one race exists for the national stations and
it ain't Paris-Roubaix, so you'd never hear him commentating on it.

UD

On Jul 14, 11:46*am, Uncle Dave wrote:
On 14/07/2012 13:42, RicodJour wrote:

I realize that it was probably staged, but the kid looked good on the
bike and had a nice cadence.

Does Liggett do commentary for the yankee audience on races other than
the Tour? *In the UK, only one race exists for the national stations and
it ain't Paris-Roubaix, so you'd never hear him commentating on it.

Yeah. He does do other stuff. We like the sound of a British accent
over here. I guess it's same thing that made Jerry Lewis popular in
France. I never understood that. Jacques Tati was ten times funnier
and we never really saw his movies over here back then.

R

On 14/07/2012 17:15, RicodJour wrote:

Jacques Tati was ten times funnier
and we never really saw his movies over here back then.


My God, you're old.

UD

On Jul 14, 3:24*pm, Uncle Dave wrote:
On 14/07/2012 17:15, RicodJour wrote:

Jacques Tati was ten times funnier
and we never really saw his movies over here back then.

My God, you're old.

Fookin' ancient. Don't tell anyone.

I wasn't born when his movies first came out, and was unaware of him
until relatively recently in my early-onset decrepitude.

R

On Saturday, July 14, 2012 7:42:51 AM UTC-5, RicodJour wrote:
I realize that it was probably staged, but the kid looked good on the
bike and had a nice cadence.

R

If he's clean, that kid is the new Eddy Merckx without a doubt.