I did not want to go public with it, but I was thinking about this possibility all the time (actually I knew you did it). I will have the beer later today. Cheers!jhuskey said:
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Not me.... had our Christmas party last night... check out the venue ! http://www.bavarian-beerhouse.co.uk/ - Cyclinghero's: You would have loved this place ! Good beer !jhuskey said:
C'mon WBT, you should have known that I am the man of the Belgian beer (Palm, Duvel), and ofcourse I love the Irish beer as well. Actually I never drink German beer, I even stopped drinking Gerolsteiner....whiteboytrash said:
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I went to a dinner last night but I am going to a party tomorrow and it should be pretty good. I will then try and ride again Sunday.
Your party looks like you had an excellent time WBT, very lickable, I mean likable looking ladies.
CH: I feel better to confess and I am glad it is out and in the open. Hamiltons twin brother is acting as my attorney.
Bavarian Beer House.... Perfect name.whiteboytrash said:
The little gal in the middle must have a pretty strong right arm.The pub reminds me of a couple of places that used to exist in Sacramento. You could not find a Hefeweizen or Martzen anywhere else except in those hoff brau's at the time.
Speaking of the ring of fire.... Ullrich has appealed the DNA test by the German prosecutors... which means his guilty..... shame on him...lwedge said:Bavarian Beer House.... Perfect name.
The pub reminds me of a couple of places that used to exist in Sacramento. You could not find a Hefeweizen or Martzen anywhere else except in those hoff brau's at the time.
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A DNA comparison to determine whether cyclist Jan Ullrich is involved in an alleged Spanish doping scheme has been delayed.
German prosecutors in Bonn want to compare blood bags found at suspect doctor Eufemiano Fuentes with a DNA sample of Ullrich taken by Swiss authorities last September.
However, prosecutor Fred Apostel confirmed Tuesday that Ullrich's lawyers have now made use of their right to appeal against the use of his sample for the DNA comparison within the allowed timeframe.
"The Swiss court will now decide how things proceed," said Apostel. "If the decision is made to hand over the sample to us then Ullrich's lawyers have a further right of appeal."
As a result, the case could take up to 18 months to reach a conclusion.
"The appeal against handing over (of the sample) is Ullrich's legal right," said Apostel. "But people can make their own minds up as to why he won't allow the comparison."
The 1997 former Tour de France champion Ullrich has protested his innocence in the case. He was dumped by his T-Mobile team and has handed back the cycling licence of Switzerland where he resides.
Bonn prosecutors are investigating on fraud charges in the case.
Ullrich last raced in June 2006 but theoretically could race while his legal case is ongoing. However, the 32-year-old has neither professional cycling licence nor a team.
This is not quite true. He is willing to give a new sample but is objecting to the sample taken earlier being used.
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