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  1. Quoted post said:

    ...and what about the guy from the film "american flyers"?, surely he competed in europe too? [/B]

    surely you jest!

    that was Kevin (Im rabin af Laxley!) Costner???

    i doubt the fat [censored] they used as the 'feared russian champion' had ever ridden anything than a tricycle in anger

    not sure who the young (brother) was but his girlfriend went on to become one of the main 'big-asseted' chicks on Baywatch LOL

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by byron27
    yes, yes, i have heard of a guy called lemond, but im not over 30, so i only know stuff from what ive read in books.

    What about the anglo invasion of the peleton in the 70's and 80's?
    and what about the guy from the film "american flyers"?, surely he competed in europe too?

    what about:

    Bauer (speedskaing champ who turned pro cyclist)
    Tyler (I-feel-no-pain) Hamilton
    The entire 7-eleven and Motorola teams (that included our very own Phil Anderson)

    that movie was filmed during stages of the Coors classic apparently so some of the riders shown were actual pros but none of the main characters

    You wanna see a great cycling movie?
    keep an eye out for 'Breaking away' or the soon to hit our shores french animated movie (cant remember name but beautiful if your into animation, or cycling)

  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by flyingdutch
    what about:

    Bauer (speedskaing champ who turned pro cyclist)
    Tyler (I-feel-no-pain) Hamilton
    The entire 7-eleven and Motorola teams (that included our very own Phil Anderson)

    that movie was filmed during stages of the Coors classic apparently so some of the riders shown were actual pros but none of the main characters

    You wanna see a great cycling movie?
    keep an eye out for 'Breaking away' or the soon to hit our shores french animated movie (cant remember name but beautiful if your into animation, or cycling)

    the french film is the "triplets of belleville". I saw it last week and it is fantastic. not heaps of cycling in it but the main rider is the splitting image of fausto. It was down at my local video shop (in perth) which was surprising. Dont know where you are flyingdutch but if i can get it in perth, it should be available anywhere!

  4. "wassupdawg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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  5. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by byron27
    the french film is the "triplets of belleville". I saw it last week and it is fantastic. not heaps of cycling in it but the main rider is the splitting image of fausto. It was down at my local video shop (in perth) which was surprising. Dont know where you are flyingdutch but if i can get it in perth, it should be available anywhere!

    been about in europe for approx 6 months and recently wont the animation academies over 'Nemo'

    Noice to see some beautiful/hand-done animation is still about!
    Disney sold off all their 2D stuff recently saying that they were going fully digital. The buyer??? PIXAR!!!!!!!!

  6. flyingdutch said:
    Quoted message said:

    ...and what about the guy from the film "american
    flyers"?, surely he competed in europe too?

    surely you jest!

    that was Kevin (Im rabin af Laxley!) Costner???

    i doubt the fat [censored] they used as the 'feared russian
    champion' had ever ridden anything than a tricycle in anger

    not sure who the young (brother) was but his girlfriend
    went on to become one of the main 'big-asseted' chicks on
    Baywatch LOL

    I thought the girlfriend, the one who got her gear off on
    the road trip, was Rae Dawn Chong. Alexandra Paul, who
    was in Boobwatch, was also in the film, but I can't
    remember her part.

    --
    Regards. Richard.

  7. I'm greek and I'm pissing myself at these jokes! C'mon gents, if we can't make some fun of each other, how phuckn boring would our lives be?!

    As for greek cyclists... ME! I'd be classed as novice, but if money was not an issue, I would train up to turn pro... at least for Australia anyways!

    Bill

  8. [QUOTE][i]I thought the girlfriend, the one who got her gear off on
    the road trip, was Rae Dawn Chong. Alexandra Paul, who
    was in Boobwatch, was also in the film, but I can't
    remember her part.

    --
    Regards. Richard. [/B][/QUOTE]

    Nah, you got em around the wrong way me thinks!
    Rae was Kev's girlfriend
    (by the way her dad is cheech and "Chong"😉

    AP was the young bro's girl who gets her gear off and went on to do every sport-related movie in the 80's/90's

  9. flyingdutch <[email hidden]> writes:

    [...]

    Quoted message said:

    You wanna see a great cycling movie? keep an eye out for
    'Breaking away' or the soon to hit our shores french
    animated movie (cant remember name but beautiful if your
    into animation, or cycling)

    Triplets of something...

    --
    Please excuse my spelling as I suffer from agraphia. See
    dformosa.zeta.org.auSpelling.html to find
    out more. Free the Memes.

  10. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by ? The Platypus
    Triplets of something...

    Links to Les Triplettes De Belleville;

    French
    http://www.lestriplettesdebelleville.com/

    English
    http://www.sonyclassics.com/triplets/

  11. I am very intersted in a discussion here. To save possibly offending anyone other then my own coutrymen, I will bring it to you from the aussie perspective.

    Aussies like to drink beer, swear and go to the beach. There are plenty of other things we do, but these are proven activities that we as a county do - it gives us an identity. Each and every country in the world is pretty much "Known" for something right??

    Now, call me a beer swilling swearing aussie, and I will say F@!@!KIN OATH mate - I am !!!. Yet, these days, people who would do that can be called Racist ?? Or offensive?? I don't understand how calling a Kettle black could be offensive to a black kettle unless it has some serious Identity issues. Or should I say White kettle ??

    I am sick and tired of ppl crying RACIST when something is said about a people as a whole that is proven to be the the statistical or cultural norm. We should be proud of our foibles, or at least own up to them if they just aren't that nice.

    Now, relating to the Greek jokes above, I don't actually drink beer or swear a lot - but I still would not take offense, as I KNOW that aussies are like that in general. So if I should see such remarks passed my way, I will not take them in the understading and spirit they are offered.

    Doesn't that make sense??

  12. "McTwistie" wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Doesn't that make sense??

    No.

    Theo

  13. you bet skip

    🙂

    "McTwistie" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    I am very intersted in a discussion here. To save possibly
    offending anyone other then my own coutrymen, I will bring
    it to you from the aussie perspective.

    Aussies like to drink beer, swear and go to the beach.
    There are plenty of other things we do, but these are
    proven activities that we as a county do - it gives us an
    identity. Each and every country in the world is pretty
    much "Known" for something right??

    Now, call me a beer swilling swearing aussie, and I will
    say F@!@!KIN OATH mate - I am !!!. Yet, these days, people
    who would do that can be called Racist ?? Or offensive?? I
    don't understand how calling a Kettle black could be
    offensive to a black kettle unless it has some serious
    Identity issues. Or should I say White kettle ??

    I am sick and tired of ppl crying RACIST when something is
    said about a people as a whole that is proven to be the
    the statistical or cultural norm. We should be proud of
    our foibles, or at least own up to them if they just
    aren't that nice.

    Now, relating to the Greek jokes above, I don't actually
    drink beer or swear a lot - but I still would not take
    offense, as I KNOW that aussies are like that in general.
    So if I should see such remarks passed my way, I will not
    take them in the understading and spirit they are offered.

    Doesn't that make sense??

    --

  14. McTwistie said:

    Now, relating to the Greek jokes above,

    You guys were telling greek jokes and I've missed
    them? Damn.

    --
    Linux Registered User # 302622 <counter.li.orgcounter.li.org

  15. "McTwistie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Aussies like to drink beer, swear and go to the beach.
    There are plenty of other things we do, but these are
    proven activities that we as a county do - it gives us an
    identity.

    I too like to drink beer, swear occasionally and love the
    beach

    Quoted message said:

    Each and every country in the world is pretty much "Known"
    for something right??

    Questionable concept. Oh yeah like Australia is known for
    the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru.

    Quoted message said:


    Now, call me a beer swilling swearing aussie, and I will
    say F@!@!KIN OATH mate - I am !!!.

    I most definitely am not so watch what you say.

    Quoted message said:

    I am sick and tired of ppl crying RACIST when something is
    said about a people as a whole that is proven to be the
    the statistical or cultural norm. We should be proud of
    our foibles, or at least own up to them if they just
    aren't that nice.

    Not everyone fits in with these foibles (called stereotypes)
    and may not be proud to be tarred with the same brush as
    John Howard's value-laden majority.

    Cheers Peter

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