"We will explain to the world why this is not a doping case but a natural
occurrence," Landis said at a news conference in Madrid, Spain.
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Joe King said:
"We will explain to the world why this is not a doping case but a natural
occurrence," Landis said at a news conference in Madrid, Spain.What's the deal? Why are you so against Landis?
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Bob in CT -
Bob in CT said:
Joe King said:
"We will explain to the world why this is not a doping case but a natural
occurrence," Landis said at a news conference in Madrid, Spain.What's the deal? Why are you so against Landis?
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Bob in CTBob, don't you know???
There are any number of wanna-be pro racers in the US, some that went
to Europe and came back, others that never went but dreamt of it, who
blame all their shortcomings on others who dope. No matter that they
have no proof, nor that they've ever demonstrated the requisite talent
to make it. If only the dopers didn't dope and cheat them out of their
results, they'd be the next best thing since sliced bread.I'm not that involved with the elite racing scene here in CO and
therefore don't know any of the aspiring elite, so I don't mean to
imply any specific person locally is like that. When I was a bit
younger and living in AZ, however, I knew personally 3 or 4 guys who
fit that description to a T. I can only imagine they're everywhere.Scott
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Scott said:
Bob in CT said:
Joe King said:
"We will explain to the world why this is not a doping case but a natural
occurrence," Landis said at a news conference in Madrid, Spain.What's the deal? Why are you so against Landis?
--
Bob in CTBob, don't you know???
There are any number of wanna-be pro racers in the US, some that went
to Europe and came back, others that never went but dreamt of it, who
blame all their shortcomings on others who dope. No matter that they
have no proof, nor that they've ever demonstrated the requisite talent
to make it. If only the dopers didn't dope and cheat them out of their
results, they'd be the next best thing since sliced bread.I'm not that involved with the elite racing scene here in CO and
therefore don't know any of the aspiring elite, so I don't mean to
imply any specific person locally is like that. When I was a bit
younger and living in AZ, however, I knew personally 3 or 4 guys who
fit that description to a T. I can only imagine they're everywhere.Scott
Gee! All the wannabee racers I know dope. So, they have no problem
recoginizing that dopers with great talent beat dopers with less talent. -
Scott said:
Bob in CT said:
Joe King said:
"We will explain to the world why this is not a doping case but a natural
occurrence," Landis said at a news conference in Madrid, Spain.What's the deal? Why are you so against Landis?
--
Bob in CTBob, don't you know???
There are any number of wanna-be pro racers in the US, some that went
to Europe and came back, others that never went but dreamt of it, whoDA74 is #1 Wannabe.
Quoted message said:
blame all their shortcomings on others who dope. No matter that they
have no proof, nor that they've ever demonstrated the requisite talent
to make it. If only the dopers didn't dope and cheat them out of their
results, they'd be the next best thing since sliced bread.I'm not that involved with the elite racing scene here in CO and
therefore don't know any of the aspiring elite, so I don't mean to
imply any specific person locally is like that. When I was a bit
younger and living in AZ, however, I knew personally 3 or 4 guys who
fit that description to a T. I can only imagine they're everywhere.DA74 is #1 Wannabe. Dave's negative abuot EVERYTHING.
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k.papai said:
Scott said:
Bob in CT said:
On Tue, 01 Aug 2006 01:00:23 -0400, Joe King <[email hidden]> wrote:
> "We will explain to the world why this is not a doping case but a natural
> occurrence," Landis said at a news conference in Madrid, Spain.
>
>What's the deal? Why are you so against Landis?
--
Bob in CTBob, don't you know???
There are any number of wanna-be pro racers in the US, some that went
to Europe and came back, others that never went but dreamt of it, whoDA74 is #1 Wannabe.
Quoted message said:
blame all their shortcomings on others who dope. No matter that they
have no proof, nor that they've ever demonstrated the requisite talent
to make it. If only the dopers didn't dope and cheat them out of their
results, they'd be the next best thing since sliced bread.I'm not that involved with the elite racing scene here in CO and
therefore don't know any of the aspiring elite, so I don't mean to
imply any specific person locally is like that. When I was a bit
younger and living in AZ, however, I knew personally 3 or 4 guys who
fit that description to a T. I can only imagine they're everywhere.DA74 is #1 Wannabe. Dave's negative abuot EVERYTHING.
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k.papai said:
DA74 is #1 Wannabe.
DA74 is #1 Wannabe. Dave's negative abuot EVERYTHING.(Insert solicited retort here)
Okay I'll bite. Me, negative? About everything? That's not true.
I'm actually quite positive you are delusional.Now sh-shut your Papai-Hole K-Ken.
-D-DA74 (Suspecting KP imbibed a few too many at rec.food.drink.beer)
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