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Jeff:
Who are the journalist on your left and right?
Joe
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http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=/photos/2006/sep06/journoworlds06/Immagine219
Jeff:
Who are the journalist on your left and right?
Joe
Joe King said:http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=/photos/2006/sep06/journoworlds06/Immagine219
Jeff:
Who are the journalist on your left and right?
Joe
I like the blue jeans with the rainbow jersey. Very Australian. Are
you going to wear the jersey around the office all year?
Joe King said:http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=/photos/2006/sep06/journoworlds06/Immagine219
Jeff:
Who are the journalist on your left and right?
Miroslav Cveticanin, who writes for Polet magazine in Slovenia, and
Kasimir den Hertog, who freelances for Noordhollands Dagblad in the
Netherlands. Don't know about the kids. They look like mini-Mafiosi.
Sonarrat said:I like the blue jeans with the rainbow jersey. Very Australian. Are
you going to wear the jersey around the office all year?
The podium ceremony was over two and a half hours after the race. Some
people didn't seem to mind that much chamois time, but I did, even
after several post-race beers with the Slovenians...
The jersey would be inappropriate attire for our highly formal office.
Shorts and t-shirt are considered the norm.
Jeff
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Jeff Jones said:Joe King said:http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=/photos/2006/sep06/journoworlds06/I
mmagine219Jeff:
Who are the journalist on your left and right?
Miroslav Cveticanin, who writes for Polet magazine in Slovenia, and
Kasimir den Hertog, who freelances for Noordhollands Dagblad in the
Netherlands. Don't know about the kids. They look like mini-Mafiosi.Sonarrat said:I like the blue jeans with the rainbow jersey. Very Australian. Are
you going to wear the jersey around the office all year?The podium ceremony was over two and a half hours after the race. Some
people didn't seem to mind that much chamois time, but I did, even
after several post-race beers with the Slovenians...The jersey would be inappropriate attire for our highly formal office.
Shorts and t-shirt are considered the norm.
What do you guys wear on Casual Fridays, then? And congratulations, Jeff.
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Jeff Jones said:Quoted message said:http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=/photos/2006/sep06/journoworlds06/Immagine219
Don't know about the kids. They look like mini-Mafiosi.
Strijkijzer:
And yet, you seemed excited to see them.
Howard Kveck said:What do you guys wear on Casual Fridays, then?
Nothing but long white Nike socks ?
Robert Chung said:Jeff Jones said:Quoted message said:http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=/photos/2006/sep06/journoworlds06/Immagine219
Don't know about the kids. They look like mini-Mafiosi.Strijkijzer:
And yet, you seemed excited to see them.
Lol! Only a mobile phone, and not even a Siemens.
Jeff
Robert Chung said:Quoted message said:And yet, you seemed excited to see them.
Jeff Jones said:Lol! Only a mobile phone, and not even a Siemens.
Someone must have rung your bell.
On 09/13/2006 07:36 AM, in article
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Robert Chung said:Jeff Jones said:> http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=/photos/2006/sep06/journoworlds06/
> Immagine219
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Don't know about the kids. They look like mini-Mafiosi.Strijkijzer:
And yet, you seemed excited to see them.
Lol! Only a mobile phone, and not even a Siemens.
I'm not sure you should be talking about semen and kids in the same post.
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Steven L. Sheffield said:Jeff Jones said:Lol! Only a mobile phone, and not even a Siemens.
I'm not sure you should be talking about semen and kids in the same post.
Well, *he* didn't. Also, there's nothing wrong with it. Just don't let
it shoot out of hand to a sticky mess.
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(') said:On 09/13/2006 07:36 AM, in article
[email hidden], "Jeff Jones"Quoted message said:Robert Chung said:Jeff Jones wrote:
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http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=/photos/2006/sep06/journoworlds06/
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> Don't know about the kids. They look like mini-Mafiosi.And yet, you seemed excited to see them.
Lol! Only a mobile phone, and not even a Siemens.
I'm not sure you should be talking about semen and kids in the same post.
You can't have the one without the other...
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Simon Brooke said:Quoted message said:I'm not sure you should be talking about semen and kids in the same post.
You can't have the one without the other...
Sure you can .... plenty of semen and no kids .....
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