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  1. ....again.

    Hard to believe it kept failing. Such a well thought out strategy to
    enlighten the masses.

    "Content" description for SA:
    "Anti doping network fighting corruption and the dishonest scumbags of
    the world. Stolen Underground is run by The Commander and he means
    business. Also, we are fine makers of the hottest underground street
    clothing, bicycles, and anti doping warrior gear on the planet."

    First, threaten everybody you don't like and present yourself as a
    "Comander" with your fingers on the pulse of everything.

    When, that doesn't work....Sell clothing.

    When that doesn't work, throw yourself on the floor and cry.

    I think as soon as he gets a girlfriend with a server (the cyber
    equivalent of a couch to sleep on), it will be back.

  2. I liked it. I hope it comes back.
    Decanio may be crazy and have some problems, but he was a real pro
    who knew what he was talking about,
    and he had some balls, which is rare in this sport - he gave up a
    ride on a pro team just this year to say what he wanted to say,
    I though that was pretty admirable.
    US Cycling is an inbred small minded negative community really.
    People talk behind the scenes but are afraid of the reprecussions
    of saying anything true or contreversial.
    It's hard to stand up for anything really, so give the guy some credit,

    he got much more hatred and negativity than support, and I hope he
    gets happier and starts racing again just to show all you haters that
    at the very least, he's a better cyclist than any of the people who
    talk
    smack about him.

  3. "Decanio ~ was a real pro who knew what he was talking about"

    Yeah, like, "I can't keep up with the fast guys so they HAVE to be
    doping."

  4. Quoted message said:

    I liked it. I hope it comes back.
    Decanio may be crazy and have some problems, but he was a real pro
    who knew what he was talking about,
    and he had some balls, which is rare in this sport - he gave up a
    ride on a pro team just this year to say what he wanted to say,
    I though that was pretty admirable.

    dumbass,

    i believe his racing stories, but his problem is lack of perspective.
    doping in cycling isn't the major issue it is to him.

    Quoted message said:

    US Cycling is an inbred small minded negative community really.
    People talk behind the scenes but are afraid of the reprecussions
    of saying anything true or contreversial.

    there's a difference between being controversial and outspoken and
    making paranoid conspiracy [censored] up which kills any credibility you
    might've had.

    Quoted message said:

    It's hard to stand up for anything really, so give the guy some credit,

    he got much more hatred and negativity than support, and I hope he
    gets happier and starts racing again just to show all you haters that
    at the very least, he's a better cyclist than any of the people who
    talk
    smack about him.

    no one says he isn't a good rider and potentially world-class.

  5. Quoted message said:

    "Content" description for SA:
    "Anti doping network fighting corruption and the dishonest scumbags of
    the world. Stolen Underground is run by The Commander and he means
    business. Also, we are fine makers of the hottest underground street
    clothing, bicycles, and anti doping warrior gear on the planet."

    First, threaten everybody you don't like and present yourself as a
    "Comander" with your fingers on the pulse of everything.

    When, that doesn't work....Sell clothing.

    When that doesn't work, throw yourself on the floor and cry.

    Dude,

    Stolenunderground can retire now that it has scored the
    ULTIMATE TAKEDOWN. You people are all wondering who could
    have dropped the dime to L'Equipe, wonder no more.

    Sources say The Commander was last seen scaling the wall of the
    LNDD lab at Chatenay-Malabry, wearing a black ninja suit and
    night vision goggles. As he leapt onto a black Kawasaki with
    an upside-down number plate and zoomed off into the night,
    he was heard to shout "Spin that, baby!"

  6. potm

  7. Quoted message said:

    I liked it. I hope it comes back.
    Decanio may be crazy and have some problems, but he was a real pro
    who knew what he was talking about,
    and he had some balls, which is rare in this sport - he gave up a
    ride on a pro team just this year to say what he wanted to say,
    I though that was pretty admirable.

    What's admirable about throwing a tantrum so you don't have to take the real job
    you were offered?

    Quoted message said:

    US Cycling is an inbred small minded negative community really.
    People talk behind the scenes but are afraid of the reprecussions
    of saying anything true or contreversial.
    It's hard to stand up for anything really, so give the guy some credit,

    he got much more hatred and negativity than support, and I hope he
    gets happier and starts racing again just to show all you haters that
    at the very least, he's a better cyclist than any of the people who
    talk smack about him.

    Matt's only problem is he is too taken with the fun of screaming his head off to
    instead talk boring and in a way that will get results.

    Ron

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