The New American Hero

...............To the general public, American cycling had Lance Armstrong,
it had Tyler Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass., and it had ... it had ... well,
somebody else must do this, right?
Landis' victory is the stuff of which movies are made, a Seabiscuit on
wheels. I'm happy for Tiger Woods, too, another classy champion across the
pond, as they say.

But Tiger, you're an oldie but goodie in the headline department. Been
there, won that.

Floyd, this day is yours.

Landis appears to be everything an American star on the global stage should
be. He's hard-working, respectful and humble, but also kind of fun. Even the
French like this guy. .................

http://www.masslive.com/chimelis/rep...631.xml&coll=1

Well, the French liked the Germans too and even planted trees so they
could march in the shade.
Best,
Bill Black

B. Lafferty wrote:
..............To the general public, American cycling had Lance Armstrong,
it had Tyler Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass., and it had ... it had ... well,
somebody else must do this, right?
Landis' victory is the stuff of which movies are made, a Seabiscuit on
wheels. I'm happy for Tiger Woods, too, another classy champion across the
pond, as they say.

But Tiger, you're an oldie but goodie in the headline department. Been
there, won that.

Floyd, this day is yours.

Landis appears to be everything an American star on the global stage should
be. He's hard-working, respectful and humble, but also kind of fun. Even the
French like this guy. .................

http://www.masslive.com/chimelis/rep...631.xml&coll=1

B. Lafferty wrote:
..............To the general public, American cycling had Lance Armstrong,
it had Tyler Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass., and it had ... it had ... well,
somebody else must do this, right?
Landis' victory is the stuff of which movies are made, a Seabiscuit on
wheels. I'm happy for Tiger Woods, too, another classy champion across the
pond, as they say.

But Tiger, you're an oldie but goodie in the headline department. Been
there, won that.

Floyd, this day is yours.

Landis appears to be everything an American star on the global stage should
be. He's hard-working, respectful and humble, but also kind of fun. Even the
French like this guy. .................

http://www.masslive.com/chimelis/rep...631.xml&coll=1



That's nice article.

Last year it was said that cycling in the US would diminish with
Armstrong's retirement. I think Floyd may have just prevented that from
happening.

Tim Lines wrote:
B. Lafferty wrote:
..............To the general public, American cycling had Lance Armstrong,
it had Tyler Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass., and it had ... it had ... well,
somebody else must do this, right?
Landis' victory is the stuff of which movies are made, a Seabiscuit on
wheels. I'm happy for Tiger Woods, too, another classy champion across the
pond, as they say.

But Tiger, you're an oldie but goodie in the headline department. Been
there, won that.

Floyd, this day is yours.

Landis appears to be everything an American star on the global stage should
be. He's hard-working, respectful and humble, but also kind of fun. Even the
French like this guy. .................

http://www.masslive.com/chimelis/rep...631.xml&coll=1



That's nice article.

Last year it was said that cycling in the US would diminish with
Armstrong's retirement. I think Floyd may have just prevented that from
happening.

Armstrong may have been an inspirational story, but at least people can
relate to Floyd. He's an 'aw, shucks', kind of guy, who eats
hamburgers and drinks beer. Sounds like the kind of guy you'd like to
hang out with.

Scott

"billb" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
Well, the French liked the Germans too and even planted trees so they
could march in the shade.
Best,
Bill Black

Stupid troll

They liked so much that they killed more Germans than you aver can dream.

Easy to blame the French when you were cowardly ... ley say ... Neutral.

What the French had done in just one year in Verdun, your Robocop cann't do
in one year

B. Lafferty wrote:
..............To the general public, American cycling had Lance
Armstrong,
it had Tyler Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass., and it had ... it had ...
well,
somebody else must do this, right?
Landis' victory is the stuff of which movies are made, a Seabiscuit on
wheels. I'm happy for Tiger Woods, too, another classy champion across
the
pond, as they say.

But Tiger, you're an oldie but goodie in the headline department. Been
there, won that.

Floyd, this day is yours.

Landis appears to be everything an American star on the global stage
should
be. He's hard-working, respectful and humble, but also kind of fun. Even
the
French like this guy. .................

http://www.masslive.com/chimelis/rep...631.xml&coll=1

Trolling is very different from frog gigging.
Best,
Bill Black

Montesquiou wrote:
"billb" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
Well, the French liked the Germans too and even planted trees so they
could march in the shade.
Best,
Bill Black

Stupid troll

They liked so much that they killed more Germans than you aver can dream.

Easy to blame the French when you were cowardly ... ley say ... Neutral.

What the French had done in just one year in Verdun, your Robocop cann't do
in one year

B. Lafferty wrote:
..............To the general public, American cycling had Lance
Armstrong,
it had Tyler Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass., and it had ... it had ...
well,
somebody else must do this, right?
Landis' victory is the stuff of which movies are made, a Seabiscuit on
wheels. I'm happy for Tiger Woods, too, another classy champion across
the
pond, as they say.

But Tiger, you're an oldie but goodie in the headline department. Been
there, won that.

Floyd, this day is yours.

Landis appears to be everything an American star on the global stage
should
be. He's hard-working, respectful and humble, but also kind of fun. Even
the
French like this guy. .................

http://www.masslive.com/chimelis/rep...631.xml&coll=1

billb wrote:
Trolling is very different from frog gigging.
Best,
Bill Black


Bill,

You may have to explain to some of our less than enlightened friends
what frog giggin' is.

Fred

On Mon, 24 Jul 2006 19:16:26 +0200, Montesquiou wrote:

They liked so much that they killed more Germans than you aver can dream.

Easy to blame the French when you were cowardly ... ley say ... Neutral.

What the French had done in just one year in Verdun, your Robocop cann't do
in one year

The anti-racism/nationalism/whateverexemplar is now bragging about how
many Germans his country killed. Gee, I'm just getting pumped for the
part when I can brag about the firebombing of Tokyo.

What a ****ing stupid thread this has become.

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

On Mon, 24 Jul 2006 19:16:26 +0200, Montesquiou wrote:


"billb" a écrit dans le message de news:
.com...
Well, the French liked the Germans too and even planted trees so they
could march in the shade.
Best,
Bill Black

Stupid troll

They liked so much that they killed more Germans than you aver can dream.

Easy to blame the French when you were cowardly ... ley say ... Neutral.

What the French had done in just one year in Verdun, your Robocop cann't do
in one year

What'd they do? Throw more peasants into the breach. You'll remember who stepped
in and pulled your ass out of that mess.

Ron


B. Lafferty wrote:
..............To the general public, American cycling had Lance
Armstrong,
it had Tyler Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass., and it had ... it had ...
well,
somebody else must do this, right?
Landis' victory is the stuff of which movies are made, a Seabiscuit on
wheels. I'm happy for Tiger Woods, too, another classy champion across
the
pond, as they say.

But Tiger, you're an oldie but goodie in the headline department. Been
there, won that.

Floyd, this day is yours.

Landis appears to be everything an American star on the global stage
should
be. He's hard-working, respectful and humble, but also kind of fun. Even
the
French like this guy. .................

http://www.masslive.com/chimelis/rep...631.xml&coll=1

"RonSonic" a écrit dans le message de news:
...
On Mon, 24 Jul 2006 19:16:26 +0200, Montesquiou wrote:


"billb" a écrit dans le message de news:
s.com...
Well, the French liked the Germans too and even planted trees so they
could march in the shade.
Best,
Bill Black

Stupid troll

They liked so much that they killed more Germans than you aver can dream.

Easy to blame the French when you were cowardly ... ley say ... Neutral.

What the French had done in just one year in Verdun, your Robocop cann't
do
in one year

What'd they do? Throw more peasants into the breach. You'll remember who
stepped
in and pulled your ass out of that mess.


In 1940 ? I don't remember any GI's

I remember more a connection between Americans Cies ( Ford, IBM, Essen,
Bush) and Hitler.

In 1914 ? I don't remember any GI's also.

Time for you to open the eyes.


Now, dear friend, as we know, you and history ...


Ron


B. Lafferty wrote:
..............To the general public, American cycling had Lance
Armstrong,
it had Tyler Hamilton of Marblehead, Mass., and it had ... it had ...
well,
somebody else must do this, right?
Landis' victory is the stuff of which movies are made, a Seabiscuit on
wheels. I'm happy for Tiger Woods, too, another classy champion across
the
pond, as they say.

But Tiger, you're an oldie but goodie in the headline department. Been
there, won that.

Floyd, this day is yours.

Landis appears to be everything an American star on the global stage
should
be. He's hard-working, respectful and humble, but also kind of fun.
Even
the
French like this guy. .................

http://www.masslive.com/chimelis/rep...631.xml&coll=1