Matt
Did anyone pick up the keyword of the day? I saw the last 1
1/2 hours of the replayed race but I didn't hear them
mention the keyword once.
1/2 hours of the replayed race but I didn't hear them
mention the keyword once.
View Full Version : oln keyword of the day
Tm
"matt" <captainseamonkey@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> Did anyone pick up the keyword of the day? I saw the last
> 1 1/2 hours of the replayed race but I didn't hear them
> mention the keyword once.
day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack
news:46e944.0407051542.ffae859@posting.google.com...
> Did anyone pick up the keyword of the day? I saw the last
> 1 1/2 hours of the replayed race but I didn't hear them
> mention the keyword once.
day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack
Jim Flom
"TM" wrote ...
>
> day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack
I nominate TM to keep us posted on the KOD, Tyler crash
updates and whoever that announcer is who keeps saying
things about whatever it was someone was keeping track of
(oh yeah -- baseball).
>
> day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack
I nominate TM to keep us posted on the KOD, Tyler crash
updates and whoever that announcer is who keeps saying
things about whatever it was someone was keeping track of
(oh yeah -- baseball).
Richard Adams
Jim Flom wrote:
> "TM" wrote ...
>
>>day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack
>
>
> I nominate TM to keep us posted on the KOD, Tyler crash
> updates and whoever that announcer is who keeps saying
> things about whatever it was someone was keeping track of
> (oh yeah -- baseball).
>
>
Mentioning baseball... they had some big ceremony for Bonds
being the most walked batter in the history of the game. How
fitting -- an award for a guy doing nothing more than anyone
else in one of the dullest sports in the world.
> "TM" wrote ...
>
>>day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack
>
>
> I nominate TM to keep us posted on the KOD, Tyler crash
> updates and whoever that announcer is who keeps saying
> things about whatever it was someone was keeping track of
> (oh yeah -- baseball).
>
>
Mentioning baseball... they had some big ceremony for Bonds
being the most walked batter in the history of the game. How
fitting -- an award for a guy doing nothing more than anyone
else in one of the dullest sports in the world.
Stewart Fleming
Richard Adams wrote:
> Mentioning baseball... they had some big ceremony for
> Bonds being the most walked batter in the history of the
> game. How fitting -- an award for a guy doing nothing
> more than anyone else in one of the dullest sports in
> the world.
When Ricky Henderson got the record for stealing bases, the
commentary went "...only in Oakland would a guy get a
standing ovation for stealing something..."
> Mentioning baseball... they had some big ceremony for
> Bonds being the most walked batter in the history of the
> game. How fitting -- an award for a guy doing nothing
> more than anyone else in one of the dullest sports in
> the world.
When Ricky Henderson got the record for stealing bases, the
commentary went "...only in Oakland would a guy get a
standing ovation for stealing something..."
Richard Adams
Stewart Fleming wrote:
>
>
> Richard Adams wrote:
>
>
>> Mentioning baseball... they had some big ceremony for
>> Bonds being the most walked batter in the history of the
>> game. How fitting -- an award for a guy doing nothing
>> more than anyone else in one of the dullest sports in
>> the world.
>
>
> When Ricky Henderson got the record for stealing bases,
> the commentary went "...only in Oakland would a guy get a
> standing ovation for stealing something..."
>
I believe the less politically correct comment was:
"...only in Oakland would a black man get a standing ovation
for stealing something..."
I always wondered if that was an actual on-air comment by
some guy who'd vanish faster than Jimmy the Greek or just
urban legend. I wasn't following BB much at the time.
>
>
> Richard Adams wrote:
>
>
>> Mentioning baseball... they had some big ceremony for
>> Bonds being the most walked batter in the history of the
>> game. How fitting -- an award for a guy doing nothing
>> more than anyone else in one of the dullest sports in
>> the world.
>
>
> When Ricky Henderson got the record for stealing bases,
> the commentary went "...only in Oakland would a guy get a
> standing ovation for stealing something..."
>
I believe the less politically correct comment was:
"...only in Oakland would a black man get a standing ovation
for stealing something..."
I always wondered if that was an actual on-air comment by
some guy who'd vanish faster than Jimmy the Greek or just
urban legend. I wasn't following BB much at the time.
Tm
"Jim Flom" <jimflom@telusREMOVE.net> wrote in message
news:WOoGc.91720$HS3.78070@edtnps84...
>
> I nominate TM to keep us posted on the KOD, Tyler crash
> updates and
whoever
> that announcer is who keeps saying things about whatever
> it was someone
was
> keeping track of (oh yeah -- baseball).
>
I think you're just mad because I decreased your chances
of winning.
Look at it this way, the more people that enter, the more
people OLN figures are watching, the more cycling they'll
put on TV, the more cycling we'll all get to watch. You see
Jim, I did it for you.
news:WOoGc.91720$HS3.78070@edtnps84...
>
> I nominate TM to keep us posted on the KOD, Tyler crash
> updates and
whoever
> that announcer is who keeps saying things about whatever
> it was someone
was
> keeping track of (oh yeah -- baseball).
>
I think you're just mad because I decreased your chances
of winning.
Look at it this way, the more people that enter, the more
people OLN figures are watching, the more cycling they'll
put on TV, the more cycling we'll all get to watch. You see
Jim, I did it for you.
Zboy
day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack day 4 ullrich
Jim Flom
"TM" wrote...
>
> Look at it this way, the more people that enter, the more
> people OLN
figures
> are watching, the more cycling they'll put on TV, the more
> cycling we'll
all
> get to watch. You see Jim, I did it for you.
What a guy.
>
> Look at it this way, the more people that enter, the more
> people OLN
figures
> are watching, the more cycling they'll put on TV, the more
> cycling we'll
all
> get to watch. You see Jim, I did it for you.
What a guy.
Jim Flom
"TM" wrote...
>
> You see Jim, I did it for you.
In fact, if you'd be kind enough to keep us posted on how my
Cofidis buddy Peter Farazijn is doing, I'd appreciate it,
TM. You remember, Farazijn is the 35 year old who hasn't
raced in a TdF for several years and initially ignored his
cell phone only to get called away from his brewski two
hours before the prologue to replace Matt White. TM Tip:
Farazijn has jumped from 172nd to 85th position in the GC
and is only 1' 15" back.
>
> You see Jim, I did it for you.
In fact, if you'd be kind enough to keep us posted on how my
Cofidis buddy Peter Farazijn is doing, I'd appreciate it,
TM. You remember, Farazijn is the 35 year old who hasn't
raced in a TdF for several years and initially ignored his
cell phone only to get called away from his brewski two
hours before the prologue to replace Matt White. TM Tip:
Farazijn has jumped from 172nd to 85th position in the GC
and is only 1' 15" back.
Chris
"Stewart Fleming" <stewart.fleming@paradise.net.nz> wrote in message
news:qWuGc.6676$NA1.605235@news02.tsnz.net...
>
>
> Richard Adams wrote:
>
>
> > Mentioning baseball... they had some big ceremony for
> > Bonds being the most walked batter in the history of the
> > game. How fitting -- an award for a guy doing nothing
> > more than anyone else in one of the dullest sports in
> > the world.
>
> When Ricky Henderson got the record for stealing bases,
> the commentary went "...only in Oakland would a guy get a
> standing ovation for stealing something..."
That is not right. Ruch Limbaugh gets fired for saying ****
like that.
news:qWuGc.6676$NA1.605235@news02.tsnz.net...
>
>
> Richard Adams wrote:
>
>
> > Mentioning baseball... they had some big ceremony for
> > Bonds being the most walked batter in the history of the
> > game. How fitting -- an award for a guy doing nothing
> > more than anyone else in one of the dullest sports in
> > the world.
>
> When Ricky Henderson got the record for stealing bases,
> the commentary went "...only in Oakland would a guy get a
> standing ovation for stealing something..."
That is not right. Ruch Limbaugh gets fired for saying ****
like that.
Chris
"Jim Flom" <jimflom@telusREMOVE.net> wrote in message
news:duAGc.98501$HS3.59966@edtnps84...
> "TM" wrote...
> >
> > You see Jim, I did it for you.
>
> In fact, if you'd be kind enough to keep us posted on how
> my Cofidis buddy Peter Farazijn is doing, I'd appreciate
> it, TM. You remember, Farazijn is the 35 year old who
> hasn't raced in a TdF for several years and initially
> ignored his cell phone only to get called away from his
> brewski two hours before the prologue to replace Matt
> White. TM Tip: Farazijn has jumped
from
> 172nd to 85th position in the GC and is only 1' 15" back.
>
What is that old (from the 70s) book where an older never-been-on-
top team captain gets the call on the final day to
replace a rider and ends up winning the race? "The Yellow
Jersey" by "?"?
news:duAGc.98501$HS3.59966@edtnps84...
> "TM" wrote...
> >
> > You see Jim, I did it for you.
>
> In fact, if you'd be kind enough to keep us posted on how
> my Cofidis buddy Peter Farazijn is doing, I'd appreciate
> it, TM. You remember, Farazijn is the 35 year old who
> hasn't raced in a TdF for several years and initially
> ignored his cell phone only to get called away from his
> brewski two hours before the prologue to replace Matt
> White. TM Tip: Farazijn has jumped
from
> 172nd to 85th position in the GC and is only 1' 15" back.
>
What is that old (from the 70s) book where an older never-been-on-
top team captain gets the call on the final day to
replace a rider and ends up winning the race? "The Yellow
Jersey" by "?"?
Steven L. Sheff
On 07/06/2004 11:00 AM, in article
40eadac1$0$62148$812600b3@news.nntpaccess.com, "Chris"
<chrismcreynolds@hotmail.com> wrote:
> What is that old (from the 70s) book where an older never-been-on-
> top team captain gets the call on the final day to
> replace a rider and ends up winning the race? "The Yellow
> Jersey" by "?"?
Ralph Hurne
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40eadac1$0$62148$812600b3@news.nntpaccess.com, "Chris"
<chrismcreynolds@hotmail.com> wrote:
> What is that old (from the 70s) book where an older never-been-on-
> top team captain gets the call on the final day to
> replace a rider and ends up winning the race? "The Yellow
> Jersey" by "?"?
Ralph Hurne
--
Steven L. Sheffield stevens at veloworks dot com veloworks
at worldnet dot ay tea tee dot net bellum pax est libertas
servitus est ignoratio vis est ess ay ell tea ell ay kay ee
sea aye tee why you ti ay aitch aitch tee tea pea colon [for
word] slash [four ward] slash double-you double-yew double-
ewe dot veloworks dot com [four word] slash
Tm
"Jim Flom" <jimflom@telusREMOVE.net> wrote in message
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I got your post about Farazijn, got busy and now this server
doesn't have
it. Go figure.
I'm with you in Farazijn's corner. I have to point out,
however, that I would be surprised if a Belgian missed the
split on the cobbles ( I know, but Verbrugghe is the
exception that proves the rule). I am afraid that the rest
of the course may not suit him as well, but getting to Paris
will be a victory in and of itself for him.
news:WOoGc.91720$HS3.78070@edtnps84...
I got your post about Farazijn, got busy and now this server
doesn't have
it. Go figure.
I'm with you in Farazijn's corner. I have to point out,
however, that I would be surprised if a Belgian missed the
split on the cobbles ( I know, but Verbrugghe is the
exception that proves the rule). I am afraid that the rest
of the course may not suit him as well, but getting to Paris
will be a victory in and of itself for him.
Jim Flom
"TM" wrote...
>
> I'm with you in Farazijn's corner. I have to point out,
> however, that I would be surprised if a Belgian missed the
> split on the cobbles ( I know, but Verbrugghe is the
> exception that proves the rule). I am afraid that
the
> rest of the course may not suit him as well, but getting
> to Paris will be
a
> victory in and of itself for him.
That's my thought. I'd just like to see him finish.
>
> I'm with you in Farazijn's corner. I have to point out,
> however, that I would be surprised if a Belgian missed the
> split on the cobbles ( I know, but Verbrugghe is the
> exception that proves the rule). I am afraid that
the
> rest of the course may not suit him as well, but getting
> to Paris will be
a
> victory in and of itself for him.
That's my thought. I'd just like to see him finish.
Cornbasket
zboy2000@hotmail.com (zboy) wrote in message news:<f72ae2a7.0407060751.134c5306@posting.google.com>...
> day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack day 4 ullrich
Could someone help with the keyword for day 5? Thanks.
> day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack day 4 ullrich
Could someone help with the keyword for day 5? Thanks.
Stewart Fleming
cornbasket wrote:
> zboy2000@hotmail.com (zboy) wrote in message
> news:<f72ae2a7.0407060751.134c5306@posting.google.com>...
>
>>day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack day 4 ullrich
>
>
> Could someone help with the keyword for day 5? Thanks.
"now"
> zboy2000@hotmail.com (zboy) wrote in message
> news:<f72ae2a7.0407060751.134c5306@posting.google.com>...
>
>>day 1 cyclism day 2 lance day 3 attack day 4 ullrich
>
>
> Could someone help with the keyword for day 5? Thanks.
"now"
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