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  1. Totally agreed!
    This entire Beloki discussion seems like a troll. No racer I know would
    consider what Lance did to be ungentlemanly. Uniformly, our reaction
    was something like "holy [censored]! How did he avoid biffing? Good thing
    there wasn't a cliff there!"

    In a race, when you avoid an accident, your first concern is rejoining
    the race.

    As for hearing bones snap, under those conditions, highly unlikely!
    I've shattered my collarbone and seen others break bones in races and
    never heard the bone actually break. You usually hear the loud scraping
    of metal and maybe a loud thump and perhaps some yelling.
    later...

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    tdi said:

    Totally agreed!
    This entire Beloki discussion seems like a troll. No racer I know would
    consider what Lance did to be ungentlemanly. Uniformly, our reaction
    was something like "holy [censored]! How did he avoid biffing? Good thing
    there wasn't a cliff there!"

    In a race, when you avoid an accident, your first concern is rejoining
    the race.

    As for hearing bones snap, under those conditions, highly unlikely!
    I've shattered my collarbone and seen others break bones in races and
    never heard the bone actually break. You usually hear the loud scraping
    of metal and maybe a loud thump and perhaps some yelling.
    later...

    Well, it wasn't racing a bike, but many years ago, I broke my tibia down
    by the ankle and it sounded like a gun shot. The next door neighbor was in
    his backyard and said he heard it. But you're right, most of the time
    there's no bone breaking sound.

    That was the beginning of the end of my skateboarding days.

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    So far, so good, so what?

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  3. "Howard Kveck" <[email protected]...

    Quoted message said:
    In article [email protected] said:

    Totally agreed!
    This entire Beloki discussion seems like a troll. No racer I know would
    consider what Lance did to be ungentlemanly. Uniformly, our reaction
    was something like "holy [censored]! How did he avoid biffing? Good thing
    there wasn't a cliff there!"

    In a race, when you avoid an accident, your first concern is rejoining
    the race.

    As for hearing bones snap, under those conditions, highly unlikely!
    I've shattered my collarbone and seen others break bones in races and
    never heard the bone actually break. You usually hear the loud scraping
    of metal and maybe a loud thump and perhaps some yelling.
    later...

    Well, it wasn't racing a bike, but many years ago, I broke my tibia


    down

    Quoted message said:

    by the ankle and it sounded like a gun shot. The next door neighbor was in
    his backyard and said he heard it. But you're right, most of the time
    there's no bone breaking sound.

    I borke my radius & ulna simlutaneously and it cracked pretty loudly!
    It looked pretty ugly.
    Sounded not like a gun shot -- and I have been shot before point blank by a
    pistol in the guts.

    Quoted message said:

    That was the beginning of the end of my skateboarding days.

    After I broke my arm I shortly thereafter broke my fingers falling off my
    bike.

    -Ken

  4. Ken Papai said:

    Sounded not like a gun shot -- and I have been shot before point blank by a
    pistol in the guts.

    WHAT??
    you have to explain something like that a little bit!
    heather

  5. h squared said:


    Ken Papai said:


    Sounded not like a gun shot -- and I have been shot before point blank by a
    pistol in the guts.

    WHAT??
    you have to explain something like that a little bit!

    Starter pistol.

  6. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Stewart Fleming said:
    h squared said:


    Ken Papai said:


    Sounded not like a gun shot -- and I have been shot before point blank by a
    pistol in the guts.

    WHAT??
    you have to explain something like that a little bit!

    Starter pistol.

    One word: Jon-Erik Hexum. (ok, that's two - or three, maybe.)

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    So far, so good, so what?

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  7. Ken Papai said:

    I broke my radius & ulna simlutaneously
    I have been shot before point blank by a pistol in the guts.
    After I broke my arm I shortly thereafter broke my fingers falling off
    my bike.

    What, you are secretly in the Marine Corps (cycling division)?

  8. "h squared" <[email hidden]> wrote @hotmail.com...

    Quoted message said:
    Ken Papai said:

    Sounded not like a gun shot -- and I have been shot before point blank


    by a

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    pistol in the guts.

    WHAT??
    you have to explain something like that a little bit!

    A stupid, careless mishandling of the gun during a reload.
    We were shooting at bottles on a fence.
    I was in the hospital for two weeks. I learned a lot from it.
    (it feels like being hit in the guts by a heavyweight boxer then
    a red-hot sword slowly being pushed into you)

    -Ken

    Quoted message said:

    heather

  9. "Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Ken Papai said:

    I broke my radius & ulna simlutaneously
    I have been shot before point blank by a pistol in the guts.
    After I broke my arm I shortly thereafter broke my fingers falling off
    my bike.

    What, you are secretly in the Marine Corps (cycling division)?

    Last year riding to work I cracked and fractured my scapula (in the
    Presidio, where it bottoms out into Crissy Field).

    -Ken

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