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Original section Road Cycling
Published 26 July 2005
Last activity 27 August 2005
Original author Fenimore
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26 July 2005, 17:41 UTC
#121
"Mad Dog" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Callistus Valerius says...
Quoted message said: The type of cancer Lance had, was caused by over-training.
He had testicular cancer. Was he overtraining his left nut?
What position would result in that?
Quoted message said:
26 July 2005, 17:41 UTC
#122
"Mad Dog" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Callistus Valerius says...
Quoted message said: The type of cancer Lance had, was caused by over-training.
He had testicular cancer. Was he overtraining his left nut?
What position would result in that?
Quoted message said:
Mark & Steven Bornfeld
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26 July 2005, 17:44 UTC
#123
Joseph J. said: Never mind that! I still surprised how Lemond's gun shot accident and miraculous comeback didn't inspire gunshot wound victims the world over.
It may have, however, inspired brothers-in-law.
Steve
Especially in the U.S.A?!?!? Where is the gunshot wound
Quoted message said: foundation?
FATTY GREGGY FOR EVER.
-- Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDShttp://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001
Mark & Steven Bornfeld
Archived post
26 July 2005, 17:44 UTC
#124
Joseph J. said: Never mind that! I still surprised how Lemond's gun shot accident and miraculous comeback didn't inspire gunshot wound victims the world over.
It may have, however, inspired brothers-in-law.
Steve
Especially in the U.S.A?!?!? Where is the gunshot wound
Quoted message said: foundation?
FATTY GREGGY FOR EVER.
-- Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDShttp://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001
Mark & Steven Bornfeld
Archived post
26 July 2005, 17:44 UTC
#125
Joseph J. said: Never mind that! I still surprised how Lemond's gun shot accident and miraculous comeback didn't inspire gunshot wound victims the world over.
It may have, however, inspired brothers-in-law.
Steve
Especially in the U.S.A?!?!? Where is the gunshot wound
Quoted message said: foundation?
FATTY GREGGY FOR EVER.
-- Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDShttp://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001
Mark & Steven Bornfeld
Archived post
26 July 2005, 17:44 UTC
#126
Joseph J. said: Never mind that! I still surprised how Lemond's gun shot accident and miraculous comeback didn't inspire gunshot wound victims the world over.
It may have, however, inspired brothers-in-law.
Steve
Especially in the U.S.A?!?!? Where is the gunshot wound
Quoted message said: foundation?
FATTY GREGGY FOR EVER.
-- Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDShttp://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001
Mark & Steven Bornfeld
Archived post
26 July 2005, 17:44 UTC
#127
Joseph J. said: Never mind that! I still surprised how Lemond's gun shot accident and miraculous comeback didn't inspire gunshot wound victims the world over.
It may have, however, inspired brothers-in-law.
Steve
Especially in the U.S.A?!?!? Where is the gunshot wound
Quoted message said: foundation?
FATTY GREGGY FOR EVER.
-- Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDShttp://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001
Mark & Steven Bornfeld
Archived post
26 July 2005, 17:44 UTC
#128
Joseph J. said: Never mind that! I still surprised how Lemond's gun shot accident and miraculous comeback didn't inspire gunshot wound victims the world over.
It may have, however, inspired brothers-in-law.
Steve
Especially in the U.S.A?!?!? Where is the gunshot wound
Quoted message said: foundation?
FATTY GREGGY FOR EVER.
-- Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDShttp://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001
Mark & Steven Bornfeld
Archived post
26 July 2005, 17:44 UTC
#129
Joseph J. said: Never mind that! I still surprised how Lemond's gun shot accident and miraculous comeback didn't inspire gunshot wound victims the world over.
It may have, however, inspired brothers-in-law.
Steve
Especially in the U.S.A?!?!? Where is the gunshot wound
Quoted message said: foundation?
FATTY GREGGY FOR EVER.
-- Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDShttp://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001
Mark & Steven Bornfeld
Archived post
26 July 2005, 17:44 UTC
#130
Joseph J. said: Never mind that! I still surprised how Lemond's gun shot accident and miraculous comeback didn't inspire gunshot wound victims the world over.
It may have, however, inspired brothers-in-law.
Steve
Especially in the U.S.A?!?!? Where is the gunshot wound
Quoted message said: foundation?
FATTY GREGGY FOR EVER.
-- Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDShttp://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001
Richard Adams
Archived post
26 July 2005, 18:12 UTC
#131
Mad Dog said: Callistus Valerius says...
Quoted message said: The type of cancer Lance had, was caused by over-training.
He had testicular cancer. Was he overtraining his left nut?
I lost my left nut to the same cancer. At the time all I did was eat Supersize Fries an waste my bread on video games.
Only came to cycling to burn off the mental stress afterward.
Richard Adams
Archived post
26 July 2005, 18:12 UTC
#132
Mad Dog said: Callistus Valerius says...
Quoted message said: The type of cancer Lance had, was caused by over-training.
He had testicular cancer. Was he overtraining his left nut?
I lost my left nut to the same cancer. At the time all I did was eat Supersize Fries an waste my bread on video games.
Only came to cycling to burn off the mental stress afterward.
Richard Adams
Archived post
26 July 2005, 18:12 UTC
#133
Mad Dog said: Callistus Valerius says...
Quoted message said: The type of cancer Lance had, was caused by over-training.
He had testicular cancer. Was he overtraining his left nut?
I lost my left nut to the same cancer. At the time all I did was eat Supersize Fries an waste my bread on video games.
Only came to cycling to burn off the mental stress afterward.
Richard Adams
Archived post
26 July 2005, 18:12 UTC
#134
Mad Dog said: Callistus Valerius says...
Quoted message said: The type of cancer Lance had, was caused by over-training.
He had testicular cancer. Was he overtraining his left nut?
I lost my left nut to the same cancer. At the time all I did was eat Supersize Fries an waste my bread on video games.
Only came to cycling to burn off the mental stress afterward.
Richard Adams
Archived post
26 July 2005, 18:12 UTC
#135
Mad Dog said: Callistus Valerius says...
Quoted message said: The type of cancer Lance had, was caused by over-training.
He had testicular cancer. Was he overtraining his left nut?
I lost my left nut to the same cancer. At the time all I did was eat Supersize Fries an waste my bread on video games.
Only came to cycling to burn off the mental stress afterward.
Richard Adams
Archived post
26 July 2005, 18:12 UTC
#136
Mad Dog said: Callistus Valerius says...
Quoted message said: The type of cancer Lance had, was caused by over-training.
He had testicular cancer. Was he overtraining his left nut?
I lost my left nut to the same cancer. At the time all I did was eat Supersize Fries an waste my bread on video games.
Only came to cycling to burn off the mental stress afterward.
Richard Adams
Archived post
26 July 2005, 18:12 UTC
#137
Mad Dog said: Callistus Valerius says...
Quoted message said: The type of cancer Lance had, was caused by over-training.
He had testicular cancer. Was he overtraining his left nut?
I lost my left nut to the same cancer. At the time all I did was eat Supersize Fries an waste my bread on video games.
Only came to cycling to burn off the mental stress afterward.
Email address hidden
Archived post
26 July 2005, 18:23 UTC
#138
trg said: "Fenimore" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: The Lance Armstrong "story" has the smell of bogusness. Is it possible
that he and his "handlers" have crafted a saga that targets Americans and citizens worldwide that have, in these very troubled and uncertain times, a need for superheroes, to give purpose and assurance to uncertain lives and weak psyches.
Is there some sort of "voiture balai" for trolls?
I think we're seeing the trolling contingent that doesn't pay any attention to bicycle racing. They only realized something was happening when the news started showing LANCE on the podium, which accounts for their late arrival here.
The fair-weather fans and trollers who do have a minimal interest in the Tour showed up on time, three weeks ago (four weeks ago for the really dedicated ones with the yellow wristbands).
Email address hidden
Archived post
26 July 2005, 18:23 UTC
#139
trg said: "Fenimore" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: The Lance Armstrong "story" has the smell of bogusness. Is it possible
that he and his "handlers" have crafted a saga that targets Americans and citizens worldwide that have, in these very troubled and uncertain times, a need for superheroes, to give purpose and assurance to uncertain lives and weak psyches.
Is there some sort of "voiture balai" for trolls?
I think we're seeing the trolling contingent that doesn't pay any attention to bicycle racing. They only realized something was happening when the news started showing LANCE on the podium, which accounts for their late arrival here.
The fair-weather fans and trollers who do have a minimal interest in the Tour showed up on time, three weeks ago (four weeks ago for the really dedicated ones with the yellow wristbands).
Email address hidden
Archived post
26 July 2005, 18:23 UTC
#140
trg said: "Fenimore" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: The Lance Armstrong "story" has the smell of bogusness. Is it possible
that he and his "handlers" have crafted a saga that targets Americans and citizens worldwide that have, in these very troubled and uncertain times, a need for superheroes, to give purpose and assurance to uncertain lives and weak psyches.
Is there some sort of "voiture balai" for trolls?
I think we're seeing the trolling contingent that doesn't pay any attention to bicycle racing. They only realized something was happening when the news started showing LANCE on the podium, which accounts for their late arrival here.
The fair-weather fans and trollers who do have a minimal interest in the Tour showed up on time, three weeks ago (four weeks ago for the really dedicated ones with the yellow wristbands).
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