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  1. if they're gonna ban Tyler and Tugboat/Haven's souls for life.

    I don't believe he's innocent but:

    the first offense is 2 years. The 2nd offense is a lifetime ban.

    If they ban him for life, they're giving him 2 sentences for the same
    offense. The positives from 2004 and his involvement w/ Fuentes are
    obviously the same thing.

    They're such big liars that it wouldn't bother me, but the UCI needs to
    be consistent and treat everyone equally, regardless of whether they
    admit their doping or not. The problem with treating someone more
    harshly for not admitting it is that the testing system isn't perfect
    and they could be treating an innocent more harshly than someone who's
    guilty.

    Once again, I believe that Haven/Tugboat's souls are doomed, so don't
    accuse me of being a Tyler apologist.

    thanks,

    K. Gringioni.

  2. Kurgan Gringioni said:

    if they're gonna ban Tyler and Tugboat/Haven's souls for life.

    I don't believe he's innocent but:

    the first offense is 2 years. The 2nd offense is a lifetime ban.

    If they ban him for life, they're giving him 2 sentences for the same
    offense. The positives from 2004 and his involvement w/ Fuentes are
    obviously the same thing.

    That's what I thought as well. Anyway I miss his unique style of crashing.

  3. Kurgan Gringioni said:

    if they're gonna ban Tyler and Tugboat/Haven's souls for life.

    I don't believe he's innocent but:

    the first offense is 2 years. The 2nd offense is a lifetime ban.

    If they ban him for life, they're giving him 2 sentences for the same
    offense. The positives from 2004 and his involvement w/ Fuentes are
    obviously the same thing.

    They're such big liars that it wouldn't bother me, but the UCI needs to
    be consistent and treat everyone equally, regardless of whether they
    admit their doping or not. The problem with treating someone more
    harshly for not admitting it is that the testing system isn't perfect
    and they could be treating an innocent more harshly than someone who's
    guilty.

    Once again, I believe that Haven/Tugboat's souls are doomed, so don't
    accuse me of being a Tyler apologist.

    thanks,

    K. Gringioni.

    I believe the new Fuentes evidence against Tyler is for 2002-2003,
    which combined with his positive in 2004 would count as two separate
    offenses.

    Bruce

  4. Kurgan Gringioni said:

    if they're gonna ban Tyler and Tugboat/Haven's souls for life.
    I don't believe he's innocent but:
    the first offense is 2 years. The 2nd offense is a lifetime ban.

    If they ban him for life, they're giving him 2 sentences for the same
    offense. The positives from 2004 and his involvement w/ Fuentes are
    obviously the same thing.

    They're such big liars that it wouldn't bother me, but the UCI needs to
    be consistent and treat everyone equally, regardless of whether they
    admit their doping or not. The problem with treating someone more
    harshly for not admitting it is that the testing system isn't perfect
    and they could be treating an innocent more harshly than someone who's
    guilty.

    Once again, I believe that Haven/Tugboat's souls are doomed, so don't
    accuse me of being a Tyler apologist.

    I think the UCI is taking a hard line before this goes to the
    inevitable arbitration. Then, they can offer a compromise:
    Hamilton can race again, as long as he and Haven accept
    a lifetime ban on dewy-eyed interviews with protestations
    of their bravery and innocence.

    This would be better for everyone involved, and shows that
    the UCI has all our best interests at heart. Next up, peace
    in the Middle East.

  5. Kurgan Gringioni said:

    If they ban him for life, they're giving him 2 sentences for the same
    offense. The positives from 2004 and his involvement w/ Fuentes are
    obviously the same thing.

    He may now be in the interesting position of having to prove that this
    is a single offence rather than continuing with the denials.

    Bret

  6. "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    if they're gonna ban Tyler and Tugboat/Haven's souls for life.

    I don't believe he's innocent but:

    the first offense is 2 years. The 2nd offense is a lifetime ban.

    If they ban him for life, they're giving him 2 sentences for the same
    offense. The positives from 2004 and his involvement w/ Fuentes are
    obviously the same thing.

    Don't worry about it -- since we're talking about the same offense I think
    they'll just give another 2 year ban to Tyler's twin.

    NS

  7. Kurgan Gringioni said:
    Quoted message said:

    If they ban him for life, they're giving him 2 sentences for the same
    offense. The positives from 2004 and his involvement w/ Fuentes are
    obviously the same thing.

    Nev Shea said:

    Don't worry about it -- since we're talking about the same offense I think
    they'll just give another 2 year ban to Tyler's twin.

    What, an abortion.

  8. Kurgan Gringioni said:

    if they're gonna ban Tyler and Tugboat/Haven's souls for life.

    I don't believe he's innocent but:

    the first offense is 2 years. The 2nd offense is a lifetime ban.

    If they ban him for life, they're giving him 2 sentences for the same
    offense. The positives from 2004 and his involvement w/ Fuentes are
    obviously the same thing.

    They're such big liars that it wouldn't bother me, but the UCI needs to
    be consistent and treat everyone equally, regardless of whether they
    admit their doping or not. The problem with treating someone more
    harshly for not admitting it is that the testing system isn't perfect
    and they could be treating an innocent more harshly than someone who's
    guilty.

    Once again, I believe that Haven/Tugboat's souls are doomed, so don't
    accuse me of being a Tyler apologist.

    thanks,

    K. Gringioni.

    When I first read the subject line for your post, all I could think of
    was, "my, isn't he the master of the intuitively f...ing obvious"!

    Scott

  9. "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    The problem with treating someone more
    harshly for not admitting it is that the testing system isn't perfect
    and they could be treating an innocent more harshly than someone who's
    guilty.

    They only burned the Witches at Salem that WOULDN'T admit they were Witches.
    All the rest they blessed and released.

  10. In article
    <[email hidden]>,

    Nev Shea said:

    "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    if they're gonna ban Tyler and Tugboat/Haven's souls for life.

    I don't believe he's innocent but:

    the first offense is 2 years. The 2nd offense is a lifetime ban.

    If they ban him for life, they're giving him 2 sentences for the same
    offense. The positives from 2004 and his involvement w/ Fuentes are
    obviously the same thing.

    Don't worry about it -- since we're talking about the same offense I think
    they'll just give another 2 year ban to Tyler's twin.

    .... and credit him with time served.

    --
    Michael Press

  11. Scott said:


    When I first read the subject line for your post, all I could think of
    was, "my, isn't he the master of the intuitively f...ing obvious"!

    Dumbass -

    That is correct and it is the only thing I am the master of (other than
    masterbation).

    thanks,

    K. Gringioni.

  12. Tom Kunich said:

    "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    The problem with treating someone more
    harshly for not admitting it is that the testing system isn't perfect
    and they could be treating an innocent more harshly than someone who's
    guilty.

    They only burned the Witches at Salem that WOULDN'T admit they were Witches.
    All the rest they blessed and released.

    Yep burn the [censored] that claim to be innocent. Let's hear it for
    religious courts, or their stooges making law.
    http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/salem/SAL_ACCT.HTM
    God forbid you're actually innocent, that's a capital crime.
    Let's give the peadophile Priests a free pass when they admit it, but
    revive "By the Cross or The Sword!" Sharia courts in the US now!!
    Bill C

  13. Bill C said:

    Let's give the peadophile Priests a free pass when they admit it, but
    revive "By the Cross or The Sword!" Sharia courts in the US now!!

    I thought that was what boy george was proposing before the supreme court
    threw a spanner in the works.

  14. Kurgan Gringioni said:

    That is correct and it is the only thing I am the master of (other than
    masterbation).

    I bet salvodelli and deluca masterbate.

  15. Bill C said:


    Tom Kunich said:

    "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    The problem with treating someone more
    harshly for not admitting it is that the testing system isn't perfect
    and they could be treating an innocent more harshly than someone who's
    guilty.

    They only burned the Witches at Salem that WOULDN'T admit they were Witches.
    All the rest they blessed and released.

    Yep burn the [censored] that claim to be innocent. Let's hear it for
    religious courts, or their stooges making law.
    http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/salem/SAL_ACCT.HTM
    God forbid you're actually innocent, that's a capital crime.
    Let's give the peadophile Priests a free pass when they admit it, but
    revive "By the Cross or The Sword!" Sharia courts in the US now!!

    Are you forgetting the satanic ritual child abuse hysteria of the 80s and 90s.
    Hardly anything religious about that prosecution.

    It ain't about religion, it's about how poorly evolved humanity is.

    Ron

  16. RonSonic said:
    Bill C said:


    Tom Kunich said:

    "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    >
    > The problem with treating someone more
    > harshly for not admitting it is that the testing system isn't perfect
    > and they could be treating an innocent more harshly than someone who's
    > guilty.

    They only burned the Witches at Salem that WOULDN'T admit they were Witches.
    All the rest they blessed and released.

    Yep burn the [censored] that claim to be innocent. Let's hear it for
    religious courts, or their stooges making law.
    http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/salem/SAL_ACCT.HTM
    God forbid you're actually innocent, that's a capital crime.
    Let's give the peadophile Priests a free pass when they admit it, but
    revive "By the Cross or The Sword!" Sharia courts in the US now!!

    Are you forgetting the satanic ritual child abuse hysteria of the 80s and 90s.
    Hardly anything religious about that prosecution.

    It ain't about religion, it's about how poorly evolved humanity is.

    Ron

    Isn't that the truth!!! I just keep hoping that someday we'll grow up
    as a species before we exterminate ourselves but when you look around
    the world at the levels of ignorance, hatred, violence, and stupidity
    then it's pretty tough to be optimistic.
    Bill C

  17. Bill C said:


    RonSonic said:
    Bill C said:


    Tom Kunich wrote:
    > "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    > news:[email hidden]...
    > >
    > > The problem with treating someone more
    > > harshly for not admitting it is that the testing system isn't perfect
    > > and they could be treating an innocent more harshly than someone who's
    > > guilty.
    >
    > They only burned the Witches at Salem that WOULDN'T admit they were Witches.
    > All the rest they blessed and released.

    Yep burn the [censored] that claim to be innocent. Let's hear it for
    religious courts, or their stooges making law.
    http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/projects/ftrials/salem/SAL_ACCT.HTM
    God forbid you're actually innocent, that's a capital crime.
    Let's give the peadophile Priests a free pass when they admit it, but
    revive "By the Cross or The Sword!" Sharia courts in the US now!!

    Are you forgetting the satanic ritual child abuse hysteria of the 80s and 90s.
    Hardly anything religious about that prosecution.

    It ain't about religion, it's about how poorly evolved humanity is.

    Ron

    Isn't that the truth!!! I just keep hoping that someday we'll grow up
    as a species before we exterminate ourselves but when you look around
    the world at the levels of ignorance, hatred, violence, and stupidity
    then it's pretty tough to be optimistic.

    Look at those same negative indicators 500, 1000, 10000 years ago and we can be
    really proud of our third grade behavior. I'm looking forward to the species
    getting into fourth grade some time.

    Ron

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