Is Damon Kluck Really so Anonymous?

Marty Jemison was fired by Bruyneel and was going to be a firefighter
in Utah, but is running his TdF tours, and minding his own business.
Livingston works as a coach in the BASEMENT of Mellow Johnnies in
Austin, completely dependent on Armstrong for his daily bread.

Is Damon Kluck really that "anonymous" selling real estate in Bend
Oregon? The capital of the hippy cycling world? From Jelly Belly to
Saturn to a 2 year cycling contract at USPS to selling real estate in
Bend? I mean really? Nobody figured this one out? There is zero real
journalism going on in the cycling world...It's all about selling as
many TREK bikes as possible.
Kluck is the "anonymous" informer.
Boo-Ya,
VELOPORK.COM

steve larsen in the mix too - this is getting clintonesque -

http://www.lowescommercialproperties...rs/378506.aspx

http://www.bendbulletin.com/article/...107/905209995/

"Mike" wrote in message
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Marty Jemison was fired by Bruyneel and was going to be a firefighter
in Utah, but is running his TdF tours, and minding his own business.
Livingston works as a coach in the BASEMENT of Mellow Johnnies in
Austin, completely dependent on Armstrong for his daily bread.

Is Damon Kluck really that "anonymous" selling real estate in Bend
Oregon? The capital of the hippy cycling world? From Jelly Belly to
Saturn to a 2 year cycling contract at USPS to selling real estate in
Bend? I mean really? Nobody figured this one out? There is zero real
journalism going on in the cycling world...It's all about selling as
many TREK bikes as possible.
Kluck is the "anonymous" informer.
Boo-Ya,
VELOPORK.COM

You guys keep on this thing as if it's only about the money, and somehow
miss the Big Attraction. Yeah, sure, for a few it was the money. But
really, for most, it wasn't about money, even for many at Trek, it
wasn't even about selling bikes.

It was about winning.

People want to be part of something bigger than themselves, and this was
that opportunity. You really need to look at things in a context other
than money to understand what went on, what the attraction was, what
would motivate people to do the things they did (doping or otherwise).

--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

People want to be part of something bigger than themselves, and this was
that opportunity.

I've never wanted to be a part of anything bigger than me. Hero
worship is for fags. I've never put the jersey of another man's name
on my back. A USA champion's jersey I gave to a friend. My gf wears
Schlecks Beijing jersey.
I typically ride in t-shirts and never wore a yellow bracelet. Yellow
bracelet = ignorant cocksucker in my book.

On Jun 4, 10:47*am, Anton Berlin wrote:
People want to be part of something bigger than themselves, and this was
that opportunity.

I've never wanted to be a part of anything bigger than me. *Hero
worship is for fags. *I've never put the jersey of another man's name
on my back. *A USA champion's jersey I gave to a friend. *My gf wears
Schlecks Beijing jersey.
I typically ride in t-shirts and never wore a yellow bracelet. *Yellow
bracelet = ignorant cocksucker in my book.

If you've truly never wanted to be part of something bigger than
yourself, and not just being argumentative, I feel very sorry for
you. It's not about hero worship, but I suppose a narcissist could
rationalize it that way. Until you've been part of something truly
special, I guess you'd never understand.

On Jun 4, 4:02*am, Mike wrote:
Marty Jemison was fired by Bruyneel and was going to be a firefighter
in Utah, but is running his TdF tours, and minding his own business.
Livingston works as a coach in the BASEMENT of Mellow Johnnies in
Austin, completely dependent on Armstrong for his daily bread.

Livingston? Yes, "basement"; but not exactly a dirt floor crawl
space. -1/2 for misleading rhetoric and unnecessary capitalization.

Johhny's. -1, sp.

"Completely dependent on Armstrong for his daily bread" is just plain
wrong, to the best of my knowledge. -5

Livingston is a coach. +1.

Minus 6-1/2 on the first four test questions isn't a very good batting
average in Journalism class.
--D-y

Mike wrote:
Is Damon Kluck really that "anonymous"

Who the **** is Damon Kluck ?

On 04/06/2011 21:33, Simply Fred wrote:
Mike wrote:
Is Damon Kluck really that "anonymous"

Who the **** is Damon Kluck ?

Who the Kluck is Damon **** ?

On Jun 4, 12:25*pm, Scott wrote:
On Jun 4, 10:47*am, Anton Berlin wrote:

People want to be part of something bigger than themselves, and this was
that opportunity.

I've never wanted to be a part of anything bigger than me. *Hero
worship is for fags. *I've never put the jersey of another man's name
on my back. *A USA champion's jersey I gave to a friend. *My gf wears
Schlecks Beijing jersey.
I typically ride in t-shirts and never wore a yellow bracelet. *Yellow
bracelet = ignorant cocksucker in my book.

If you've truly never wanted to be part of something bigger than
yourself, and not just being argumentative, I feel very sorry for
you. *It's not about hero worship, but I suppose a narcissist could
rationalize it that way. *Until you've been part of something truly
special, I guess you'd never understand.

You're wrong as can be mate. When you see a grown man wearing a
Jordan jersey or can list the starting line up of any team in any
sport you don't feel absolute pity for them ?

That they don't have anything better in their lives going on then some
crap on the idiot box? The douchebags that go to baseball games with
a pad of paper and pencil and track statistics?

No man - I don't wave flags - take oaths or make pledges - give a rats
ass about borders - don't pray - don't worship and because of it I
stay true to myself. I feel pity for anyone that doesn't.

On 6/4/2011 10:25 AM, Scott wrote:
On Jun 4, 10:47 am, Anton wrote:
People want to be part of something bigger than themselves, and this was
that opportunity.

I've never wanted to be a part of anything bigger than me. Hero
worship is for fags. I've never put the jersey of another man's name
on my back. A USA champion's jersey I gave to a friend. My gf wears
Schlecks Beijing jersey.
I typically ride in t-shirts and never wore a yellow bracelet. Yellow
bracelet = ignorant cocksucker in my book.

If you've truly never wanted to be part of something bigger than
yourself, and not just being argumentative, I feel very sorry for
you. It's not about hero worship, but I suppose a narcissist could
rationalize it that way. Until you've been part of something truly
special, I guess you'd never understand.

Narcissists ALWAYS think they're part of something special.