OT: Lance bashers are mostly Liberal/Socialist/Communist

Ken Papai said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather
believe that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to
achieve success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

But Lance is against the Iraq war, reconcile that wingnut.

"Ken Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

And I have found that Bush supporters are either ignorant (who would vote
for someone who has done almost everything wrong?) or evil (those who stand
to profit from extremely crony-centric policy). Thankfully (I guess) most
Bushites are turning out to be ignorant.
Richard (pro-Armstrong and 110% anti-Bush)

Ken Papai said:

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

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On 27 Jul 2004 00:02:19 -0700, "Ken Papai" <[email hidden]>

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And I will be voting for Bush.

Congratulations.

JT

'Lance pro Kerry and Bush'

http://www.procycling.com/news.aspx?ID=358

"[George] Bush or [John] Kerry? Hum?That question is too hard to answer," Armstrong
told La Gazzetta. "Bush is a friend? Kerry? Kerry rides a bike and is a real cycling
fan. The other day he phoned me on my mobile to congratulate me and I could tell
that he had technical knowledge, too. Bush, on the other hand, sent me a lovely fax
on White House paper which says simply: THE PRESIDENT. No, I can?t answer that
question."

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My email address ([email hidden]) is fake. Email sent to it will
only get caught in my spam tarpit.

Jason Spaceman said:

'Lance pro Kerry and Bush'

http://www.procycling.com/news.aspx?ID=358

"[George] Bush or [John] Kerry? Hum?That question is too hard to answer," Armstrong
told La Gazzetta. "Bush is a friend? Kerry? Kerry rides a bike and is a real cycling
fan. The other day he phoned me on my mobile to congratulate me and I could tell
that he had technical knowledge, too. Bush, on the other hand, sent me a lovely fax
on White House paper which says simply: THE PRESIDENT. No, I can?t answer that
question."

Never mind Lance, just remember that ``He who walks in the middle of the
road is always first to get knocked down.''

And Baby Bush pedals off on his Training Wheel equipped Trek murmuring:
``Jeezuz Firkin' KeeRist! I start a few wars: They call me a Hero. I rig
a few Ballots: They call me a Winner. But I Shag one Lousy Sheep ......
and they call me a SheepShagger''

"Ken Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote .com...

Quoted message said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

So who is this [censored] posing as me?
You gotta love Usenet where people can hijack just
about anything, being completely ball-less.

-Ken

Quoted message said:

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

Politics has nothing to do with RBR so get lost.

Quoted message said:

Ken Papai said:

"Ken Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote .com...

Quoted message said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

So who is this [censored] posing as me?
You gotta love Usenet where people can hijack just
about anything, being completely ball-less.

-Ken

Quoted message said:

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

Politics has nothing to do with RBR so get lost.

It was a lame and obvious troll.

FWIW, the truth, as all cyclists know, it exactly the opposite.

Liberal Kerry supporters ride $4000 bikes like Kerry's Serotta, wear
tight lycra pants and jerseys to show off their lean bodies, and are
attentive about sharing the road.

Right wing nut Bush supporters ride gas guzzling pick-up trucks with
gun racks, wear baggy clothes to cover up ugly beer guts, and honk at
/ throw beer cans at / or run down cyclists on the roads of America
every day.

--dt

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On 27 Jul 2004 00:02:19 -0700, "Ken Papai" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

And I will be voting for Bush.

Congratulations.

JT

Well, I won't be voting for Bush, basically because he sucks (that's
another whole story), but I do like seeing Lance trounce the
competition (although I would like to have seen Jan win again)even
though I am a liberal/socialist/and I have a pair of communist socks.

Tom

"Ken Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

Quoted message said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

There must have been some mixup, the name Ken Papai was at the top of
this post where Tom Kunich belongs.

"Richard Adams" <ackthpt@@posting.google.com...

Quoted message said:

"NOT Ken Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote.com>...

Quoted message said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

There must have been some mixup, the name Ken Papai was at the top of
this post where Tom Kunich belongs.

Some juvenile is impersonating me.
Political [censored] does not belong in RBR.
-Ken

Ken Papai said:

"Richard Adams" <ackthpt@@posting.google.com...

Quoted message said:

"NOT Ken Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote.com>...

Quoted message said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

There must have been some mixup, the name Ken Papai was at the top of
this post where Tom Kunich belongs.

Quoted message said:

Some juvenile is impersonating me.
Political [censored] does not belong in RBR.
-Ken

We must devise a test to expose the REAL Pappy.

Ken Papai said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather
believe that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to
achieve success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

Careful "Ken Papai", you almost revealed your true identity. Don't worry
To....err...you're secret's safe with me.

Quoted message said:

From: "Braves Fan Deluxe" [email hidden]

Quoted message said:

But Lance is against the Iraq war, reconcile that wingnut.

If you think that only people on the left are/were aginst the war then you're
as misinformed as a lot of your posts seem to indicate.
Bill C

In article <[email hidden]>,

Doug Taylor said:

Ken Papai said:

"Ken Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote .com...

Quoted message said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

So who is this [censored] posing as me?
You gotta love Usenet where people can hijack just
about anything, being completely ball-less.

-Ken

Quoted message said:

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

Politics has nothing to do with RBR so get lost.

It was a lame and obvious troll.

FWIW, the truth, as all cyclists know, it exactly the opposite.

Liberal Kerry supporters ride $4000 bikes like Kerry's Serotta, wear
tight lycra pants and jerseys to show off their lean bodies, and are
attentive about sharing the road.

Right wing nut Bush supporters ride gas guzzling pick-up trucks with
gun racks, wear baggy clothes to cover up ugly beer guts, and honk at
/ throw beer cans at / or run down cyclists on the roads of America
every day.

Actually Bush (the W version) is a mountain biker.

NPR reported this morning that he went over the bars on the weekend
while riding on his ranch. If I recall there was a similiar report a few
months ago (mild bruises from mountain biking etc...)

Does this mean that all the roadies are going to vote for Kerry and all
the off road types for Bush?

:-)

Ken Papai said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

You mean the hard work that Bush showed to get through prep school to
Yale to Harvard Business School (daddy I want to go to Yale can you make
sure I get in) - that kind of hard work?

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

Ken Papai did NOT said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

You mean the hard work that Bush showed to get through prep school to
Yale to Harvard Business School (daddy I want to go to Yale can you make
sure I get in) - that kind of hard work?

Please... you're being trolled and showing your ignorance.

-Ken

Quoted message said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Ken Papai said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

If I didn't know better, I'd say that this would make "Ken" the
strangest one-issue voter ever. Heh...

--
tanx,
Howard

So far, so good, so what?

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

Ken Papai said:

One thing I've noticed while defending a great champion these past
years, is that the bashers tend to be Liberals.

These are the sort of people that refuse to believe a great champion
could achieve such success though hard work. They would rather believe
that some shortcut or hand out is necessary for anyone to achieve
success.

I reject this demeaning, pandering Liberalist outlook.
And I will be voting for Bush.

There are bound to be a few who do.

--
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"We should not march into Baghdad. ... Assigning young soldiers to
a fruitless hunt for a securely entrenched dictator and condemning
them to fight in what would be an unwinnable urban guerilla war, it
could only plunge that part of the world into ever greater
instability." George Bush Sr. in his 1998 book "A World Transformed"