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Ewoud Dronkert said:
Second place behind Rich in the 23 km TT opener of the
Deutschland Tour: deutschland-deutschland-Open ↗
tour.de/news/?&artikelNr=1KOM with 120Kg:
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Ewoud Dronkert said:
Second place behind Rich in the 23 km TT opener of the
Deutschland Tour: deutschland-deutschland-Open ↗
tour.de/news/?&artikelNr=1I'm puzzling over this quote from CN:
"I didn't count on that," he said afterwards. "Look at this
[pointing to his polka dot jersey], how does someone who
weighs *120 kg* get over the mountains. The bad period is
over. I don't have to win the Tour of Mallorca if I want to
be in front in the Tour de France. I'm looking forward to
the Tour of Germany now. It's nice that it goes through the
Alps. There I will test my form."120 Kg? That guy should be marketing his own diet book.
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Richard Adams said:
120 Kg? That guy should be marketing his own diet book.
He's still a little [censored] about the endless bratwurst
innuendo (especially from rbr), but turned it into a witz. -
Ewoud Dronkert said:
Richard Adams said:
120 Kg? That guy should be marketing his own diet book.
He's still a little [censored] about the endless bratwurst
innuendo (especially from rbr), but turned it into a witz.I figured it had to be in jest. A look at his face shows
he's pretty lean. I didn't see the double chin he's sported
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Richard Adams said:
I'm puzzling over this quote from CN:
Quoted message said:
"I didn't count on that," he said afterwards. "Look at
this [pointing to his polka dot jersey], how does someone
who weighs *120 kg* get over the mountains. The bad period
is over. I don't have to win the Tour of Mallorca if I
want to be in front in the Tour de France. I'm looking
forward to the Tour of Germany now. It's nice that it goes
through the Alps. There I will test my form."Quoted message said:
120 Kg? That guy should be marketing his own diet book.
Proof that Jan is better at trolling than half of RBR - and
he doesn't even post here!(At least, I _think_ he doesn't post here. Anyway, nice to
see he has a sense of humor about the "Jan is fat" circus.) -
"Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Richard Adams said:
120 Kg? That guy should be marketing his own diet book.
He's still a little [censored] about the endless bratwurst
innuendo (especially from rbr), but turned it into a witz.I updated the report to make it obvious (and of course ruin
the joke). Too many emails along the following lines:"But 120 kg is 265 lbs?!?!?!"
Jeff
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Second place!!!! Oh, my God, he will completely destroy
Lance Armstrong in the Tour!!! That's the best news since
September 11...."Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> skrev i meddelandet
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Second place behind Rich in the 23 km TT opener of the
Deutschland Tour: deutschland-deutschland-Open ↗
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Benjamin Weiner said:
(At least, I _think_ he doesn't post here. Anyway, nice to
see he has a sense of humor about the "Jan is fat"
circus.)Now half of RBR (the half that don't have 2 weeks to become
fluent in foreign languages) will be thinking that "zurück"
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Richard Adams said:
Ewoud Dronkert said:
Richard Adams said:
120 Kg? That guy should be marketing his own diet book.
He's still a little [censored] about the endless
bratwurst innuendo (especially from rbr), but turned
it into a witz.I figured it had to be in jest. A look at his face shows
he's pretty lean. I didn't see the double chin he's
sported in the past.CyclingNews quotes are becoming increasingly strange. They
had Mr Greg Henderson down as saying "golly gosh" the
other day... -
Over the course of his career Jan has shown nothing,
*nothing*, if not the ability to make great progress in a
short period of time. Especially during periods of
"intensive training".Bob Schwartz [email hidden]
He will be ready in July.
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Stewart Fleming said:
Now half of RBR (the half that don't have 2 weeks to
become fluent in foreign languages) will be thinking that
"zurück" is German for "fat"."Baby Got Back," as Sir Mix-a-Lot would say.
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In article <40bbdd84$1@darkstar>, Benjamin Weiner <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Stewart Fleming said:
Now half of RBR (the half that don't have 2 weeks to
become fluent in foreign languages) will be thinking
that "zur?ck" is German for "fat"."Baby Got Back," as Sir Mix-a-Lot would say.
And based on the results he showed in this race, there's
most certainly a motor in the back of Jan's Honda...--
tanx, Howard"I'm worth a million in prizes"
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
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Ewoud Dronkert said:
Second place behind Rich in the 23 km TT opener of the
Deutschland Tour: deutschland-deutschland-Open ↗
tour.de/news/?&artikelNr=1Rich appears to have had a nearly incredible ride. Big time
gaps for the first day. Vinokourov in 10th, +77 to Rich and
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Robert Chung said:
nearly
Haha! But I couldn't find when we discussed this. You know
what is unbelievable: the phrase "not unbelievable" has
never appeared on rbr.Nor has "not incredible" as a double negative meaning
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"Howard Kveck" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
And based on the results he showed in this race,
there's most certainly a motor in the back of Jan's
Honda...I thought he drove a Porsche?
[lame I know]
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Quoted message said:
From: "Robert Chung" [email hidden]
Quoted message said:
Rich appears to have had a nearly incredible ride. Big time
gaps for the first day. Vinokourov in 10th, +77 to Rich and
+52 to Ullrich.I was more shocked by Zabel's ride than Jan's. 51st @ 2.39
back. He hasn't been tearing things up but this is more of
a drop off than I expected. I'd guess that this may be the
last year for him. Bill C -
TritonRider said:
I was more shocked by Zabel's ride than Jan's. 51st @
2.39 back. He hasn't been tearing things up but this is
more of a drop off than I expected. I'd guess that this
may be the last year for him.His results in the TT stages of the 2003 TdF: 112th,
149th, 89thHis results in the TT stages of the 2002 TdF: 43rd,
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In article <[email hidden]>,
Jeff Jones' jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com said:
"Howard Kveck" <[email hidden]> wrote in
message news:YOURhoward-
[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
And based on the results he showed in this race,
there's most certainly a motor in the back of Jan's
Honda...I thought he drove a Porsche?
[lame I know]
"Hey, try the veal! I'll be here alllll week!!!"
--
tanx, Howard"Copper will never be gold" Shellac
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
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"TritonRider" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
From: "Robert Chung" [email hidden]
Quoted message said:
Rich appears to have had a nearly incredible ride. Big
time gaps for the first day. Vinokourov in 10th, +77 to
Rich and +52 to Ullrich.I was more shocked by Zabel's ride than Jan's. 51st @
2.39 back. He
hasn'tQuoted message said:
been tearing things up but this is more of a drop off
than I expected. I'd guess that this may be the last year
for him.And some donut eater here will make the comment that he
should have quit at the top of his game so that he could
have lost a couple of million dollars and impress the hell
out of idiots.
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