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  1. He keeps taking the [censored] out of Cadel. I can do this because I am not
    commentating, but come on!

    Good to see a representative from Hawthorn Youth Cycling Club being
    interviewed after today's stage.

    --
    TimC
    The generation of random numbers is too important to be left to chance.
    -- Robert R. Coveyou, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

  2. On Jul 20, 1:25 am, TimC <[email hidden]-

    astro.swin.edu.au said:

    He keeps taking the [censored] out of Cadel. I can do this because I am not
    commentating, but come on!

    He does? I thought the SBS team was doing nothing but going on and on
    about him.

    Still, not bad compared to the Phil and Paul "Disco fan boy show" and
    talking up of English speaking riders.

  3. petulance said:

    On Jul 20, 1:25 am, TimC <[email hidden]-

    astro.swin.edu.au said:

    He keeps taking the [censored] out of Cadel. I can do this because I am not
    commentating, but come on!

    He does? I thought the SBS team was doing nothing but going on and on
    about him.

    Still, not bad compared to the Phil and Paul "Disco fan boy show" and
    talking up of English speaking riders.

    Try it in France, mate. How many times they can say Chavenel in one
    sentence about... well, anything, is simply amazing. Needless to say,
    Astana ain't popular here at the moment.

    Oh yeh, MT is a [censored]. He has 'followed' how many tours and still
    understands nothing?

  4. blah said:

    He has 'followed' how many tours and still
    understands nothing?


    Dogs 'follow' cars but don't know anything about how they work or how to drive them.

    SteveA

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