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I bought myself a bottle of Gerolsteiner mineral water, it was excellent and very inexpensive. Put
in a pinch of instant Gatorade mix for a real treat.
What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling sponsor?
-Sonarrat.
"Sonarrat" <sonarrat@postmark.net> wrote in news:vmjj9fsllcn6fb@corp.supernews.com:
> I bought myself a bottle of Gerolsteiner mineral water, it was excellent and very inexpensive. Put
> in a pinch of instant Gatorade mix for a real treat.
>
> What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling sponsor?
>
> -Sonarrat.
Why not buy something from a major North American cycling sponsor instead?
- Boyd S.
does T-Mobile qualify?
Sonarrat wrote:
>I bought myself a bottle of Gerolsteiner mineral water, it was excellent and very inexpensive. Put
>in a pinch of instant Gatorade mix for a real treat.
>
>What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling sponsor?
>
>-Sonarrat.
>
>
Sonarrat wrote:
> I bought myself a bottle of Gerolsteiner mineral water, it was excellent and very inexpensive. Put
> in a pinch of instant Gatorade mix for a real treat.
>
> What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling sponsor?
Be different and support Jan, buy a Bianchi (everybody and their dog, excluding VDB's dog, has a
USPS Trek).
Donald Munro wrote:
> Sonarrat wrote:
>
>>I bought myself a bottle of Gerolsteiner mineral water, it was excellent and very inexpensive. Put
>>in a pinch of instant Gatorade mix for a real treat.
>>
>>What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling sponsor?
>
>
> Be different and support Jan, buy a Bianchi (everybody and their dog, excluding VDB's dog, has a
> USPS Trek).
And the good thing is, you can buy a Bianchi every year when it breaks just after the
warranty runs out.
news:pan.2003.09.18.15.36.47.640801@yyy.zzz...
> Sonarrat wrote:
> > I bought myself a bottle of Gerolsteiner mineral water, it was excellent and very inexpensive.
> > Put in a pinch of instant Gatorade mix for a real treat.
> >
> > What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling sponsor?
>
> Be different and support Jan, buy a Bianchi (everybody and their dog, excluding VDB's dog, has a
> USPS Trek).
I've got an older aluminum GT, Dad has a carbon-fiber Giant... I'd like to get an Orbea bike
(Milaneza-MSS, Euskaltel, Jelly Belly) eventually. For now, though, I like the challenge of having
an older, heavier bike. I'll get stronger pushing 160 pounds than I would pushing 150 pounds.
Off topic, though.
T-Mobile, yeah, okay. Mapei, Bianchi, Gerolsteiner. I'm sure I could import Caldirola wine. Other
than that, precious little. But then, I had never heard of most of the American sponsors at the
T-Mobile International, either.
-Sonarrat.
>What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling
>>sponsor?
If you're into past cycling sponsors, you can buy Mapei tiles and other building
materials, I'm told.
And, sure, t-mobile should count.
Mapei81 wrote:
>>What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling
>>
>>>sponsor?
>>
>
> If you're into past cycling sponsors, you can buy Mapei tiles and other building materials,
> I'm told.
Yep, just go to your DalTile dealer or ask at Home Depot.
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On 18 Sep 2003 16:34:02 GMT, mapei81@aol.com (Mapei81) wrote:
>>What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling
>>>sponsor?
>
>If you're into past cycling sponsors, you can buy Mapei tiles and other building materials,
>I'm told.
>
>And, sure, t-mobile should count.
If you're into past North American sponsors, go out and buy a Saturn.
Raptor <me@attbi.com> wrote in message news:<3F6A1405.2030403@attbi.com>...
> Mapei81 wrote:
> >>What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling
> >>
> >>>sponsor?
> >>
> >
> > If you're into past cycling sponsors, you can buy Mapei tiles and other building materials,
> > I'm told.
>
> Yep, just go to your DalTile dealer or ask at Home Depot.
>
> --
How about Colla Vita Olive Oil, or Sierra Nevada Beer, or Jittery Joes Coffee, or a Saturn, oops,
never mind, strike that last one there. Maybe a few stamps to mail your bills with?
Tom
In article <20030918225906.18133.00001309@mb-m24.aol.com>, eriksaun@aol.com (erik saunders) wrote:
> screw the european stuff... support the home teams...
>
"And now a word from our sponsor..."
> until november 5th OFOTO.COM is having a sale... get real KODAK prints of your digital images for
> 29 cents each until nov.5... its free to sign up and share images with your freinds and family...
> buy prints of only the pictures you want and have them sent to your door... also, send in your
> rolls of film to have them digitized...
>
> OFOTO is the leading on-line photo service and is owned by KODAK...
http://www.kenpapai.com/racing/sf2003/erik0756.jpg
I wanted to get a hat but didn't end up with one; oh well, next year.
--
tanx, Howard
"Gentlemen! You can't fight in here! This is the War Room." George C. Scott, Dr. Strangelove
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
Saeco coffee machine.
"Sonarrat" <sonarrat@postmark.net> a écrit dans le message news:
vmjj9fsllcn6fb@corp.supernews.com...
> I bought myself a bottle of Gerolsteiner mineral water, it was excellent
and
> very inexpensive. Put in a pinch of instant Gatorade mix for a real
treat.
>
> What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling sponsor?
>
> -Sonarrat.
trg wrote:
> Saeco coffee machine.
Do they incur extra tax in Seattle ?
Donald Munro wrote:
> trg wrote:
>> Saeco coffee machine.
>
> Do they incur extra tax in Seattle ?
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2001732789_weblatte16.html
"Sonarrat" <sonarrat@postmark.net> wrote in message news:<vmjj9fsllcn6fb@corp.supernews.com>...
> I bought myself a bottle of Gerolsteiner mineral water, it was excellent and very inexpensive. Put
> in a pinch of instant Gatorade mix for a real treat.
>
> What else can the average American joe buy from a major European cycling sponsor?
>
> -Sonarrat.
Nobody around here mails stuff with US Postal stamps?
European sponsor.
Andy
eriksaun@aol.com (erik saunders) wrote in message
news:<20030918225906.18133.00001309@mb-m24.aol.com>...
Maybe you should get a copy of this pic:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/sf03photos.php?id=photos/2003/sep03/sanfrangp03/clinton/tmi0276
Man, does the phrase "built like a brick house" apply to that picture or what?
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