Il Pirata

He showed up at the starting line of Giro stage n.19.

You may think whatever you want, but I tell you that this man is honoring the sport a lot more than
many other primadonna riders. Forza, Marco!

Sergio Pisa

 

"Sergio SERVADIO" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> He showed up at the starting line of Giro stage n.19.
>
> You may think whatever you want, but I tell you that this man is honoring the sport a lot more
> than many other primadonna riders. Forza, Marco!
>
> Sergio Pisa
>

I really thought it was nice to see him back and riding better than he has for the past couple of
years. But there's a big difference between being placed 10th in the Giro and being a threat to
Armstrong in the Tour. Marco does himself an injustice talking trash that he can't possibly bring
to fruition. I'll say it again, the only way Marco could be a threat to Armstrong is if he cuts a
deal with Osama to do a suicide attack. Advantages to that? No more Marco to listen to and a wide
open Tour.*

*Note to FBI, DIA, CIA, et al.---the above is intended as humor only.

 

B. Lafferty wrote:

>fruition. I'll say it again, the only way Marco could be a threat to Armstrong is if he cuts a deal
>with Osama to do a suicide attack.

Galvez and Garzelli didn't need Osama for that, only a difficult turn.

Jenko

 

"B. Lafferty" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> "Sergio SERVADIO" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news[email protected]...
> > He showed up at the starting line of Giro stage n.19.
> >
> > You may think whatever you want, but I tell you that this man is honoring the sport a lot more
> > than many other primadonna riders. Forza, Marco!
> >
> > Sergio Pisa
> >
>
> I really thought it was nice to see him back and riding better than he has for the past couple of
> years. But there's a big difference between being placed 10th in the Giro and being a threat to
> Armstrong in the Tour.
Marco
> does himself an injustice talking trash that he can't possibly bring to fruition.

Pantani is quoted as saying "Per me sarebbe un onore e sarei curioso di vedere cosa potrei combinare
contro Lance Armstrong."

Translated: "For me [the Tour] would be an honor and I would be curious to see what I could "do" (in
a distruptive sense) against Lance Armstrong".

How this gets translated into "talking trash" is beyond me. Perhaps people are "hearing" what they
want to hear.

In any event, I agree that Pantani has handled himself quite well this Giro - certainly better than
in recent years. Too bad he won't win a stage though.

Scott-

 

In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] says...

>*Note to FBI, DIA, CIA, et al.---the above is intended as humor only.

What's DIA? Is that some super secret branch of the government?
-----------------
Alex __O _-\<,_ (_)/ (_)

 

Alex Rodriguez wrote:
> [email protected] says...
>>*Note to FBI, DIA, CIA, et al.---the above is intended as humor only.
>
> What's DIA? Is that some super secret branch of the government?

Defense Intelligence Agency. Google shows www.dia.mil as their home page.
--
Mark Janeba remove antispam phrase in address to reply

 

On Fri, 30 May 2003 11:36:59 -0400, Alex Rodriguez <[email protected]> wrote:

>In article <[email protected]>,
>[email protected] says...
>
>>*Note to FBI, DIA, CIA, et al.---the above is intended as humor only.
>
>What's DIA? Is that some super secret branch of the government?

We could tell you, but then we'd have to kill you.

---
Kelly Beard, a.k.a. Mr. K.V.B. Liar

 

Let's not give people ideas ok.... They riders are already pretty concerned about this.

 

Sadly, I suspect that "they" have already thought about this and a whole lot more.

"Robert Nicholson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Let's not give people ideas ok.... They riders are already pretty
concerned
> about this.

 

"Sergio SERVADIO" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news[email protected]...
> He showed up at the starting line of Giro stage n.19.
>
> You may think whatever you want, but I tell you that this man is honoring the sport a lot more
> than many other primadonna riders. Forza, Marco!
>
> Sergio Pisa

He is definitely a brave man.

The bravest thing he's done is come out in public after getting that horrible plastic surgery.

He used to look like a happy kid. Now, when he grimaces, he looks like one of those creatures from
"Gremlins". He should get his teeth sharpened and things would be perfect.

Forza, Marco!

K. Gringioni

ps. do they have malpractice laws in Italy. La Elefantina should be able to get some Mad Jack if he
files a lawsuit - no jury would deny the incompetence of his surgery when presented with the
before and after photos.

 

Pantani has shown more guts in this Giro than he ever did in a Tour. Forza indeed!

"Sergio SERVADIO" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news[email protected]...
> He showed up at the starting line of Giro stage n.19.
>
> You may think whatever you want, but I tell you that this man is honoring the sport a lot more
> than many other primadonna riders. Forza, Marco!
>
> Sergio Pisa

 

Now, more than ever, "IL Pirata" looks like "IL Mini Duce."

Especially when he puts on one of those fake grimaces when he knows the camera is on him. I thought
his resemblance to the "Conqueror of Abbysinia" when he was acting out his "broken collar bone"
routine on the side of the road was startling. Not only does he have the looks, he has the
personality down too.

Ciao,

Zeno

>The bravest thing he's done is come out in public after getting that horrible plastic surgery.
>
> He used to look like a happy kid. Now, when he grimaces, he looks like one of those creatures from
> "Gremlins". He should get his teeth sharpened and things would be perfect.