"The journalist came to the UCI wanting to write a positive story about Armstrong," Verbruggen told Dutch paper Telegraaf. "For this, he wanted insight in his medical dossier. Armstrong and the UCI agreed to this after long discussions. He couldn't find anything, as they were all blank. Armstrong never used any medications.
"The journalist then asked if he could have a copy for his story, and abused the code number on it. He was in possession of the other five already, but he didn't say anything about it, and L'Equipe appeared on the newsstands with six forms on it. That's how they draw their conclusions.
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A question--How do you abuse a code number. Use an eraser on it? Where did he get the other five and how does Hein know he had the other five when he came to the UCI?
"The journalist came to the UCI wanting to write a positive story about Armstrong," Verbruggen told Dutch paper Telegraaf. "For this, he wanted insight in his medical dossier. Armstrong and the UCI agreed to this after long discussions. He couldn't find anything, as they were all blank. Armstrong never used any medications.
"The journalist then asked if he could have a copy for his story, and abused the code number on it. He was in possession of the other five already, but he didn't say anything about it, and L'Equipe appeared on the newsstands with six forms on it. That's how they draw their conclusions.
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A question--How do you abuse a code number. Use an eraser on it? Where did he get the other five and how does Hein know he had the other five when he came to the UCI?
Aren't you going to give LANCE credit for opening his medical records like you've been asking him to?
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"The journalist came to the UCI wanting to write a positive story about Armstrong," Verbruggen told Dutch paper Telegraaf. "For this, he wanted insight in his medical dossier. Armstrong and the UCI agreed to this after long discussions. He couldn't find anything, as they were all blank. Armstrong never used any medications.
"The journalist then asked if he could have a copy for his story, and abused the code number on it. He was in possession of the other five already, but he didn't say anything about it, and L'Equipe appeared on the newsstands with six forms on it. That's how they draw their conclusions.
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A question--How do you abuse a code number. Use an eraser on it? Where did he get the other five and how does Hein know he had the other five when he came to the UCI?
Aren't you going to give LANCE credit for opening his medical records like you've been asking him to?
Let's be clear on this. Armstrong has not opened his medical records to the media as he said he would. The records the UCI have that were shown to L'Equipe are for any drugs he was taking under prescription that he might test positive for.
Regardless, even if Armstrong is nailed to the wall (dead to rights) on this, guys like Papai will still just want to shoot the messenger for not leaving well enough alone. People do not want to see this hero fall.
It's like telling your best friend that his wife is cheating on him. They'll end up in each others arms and you'll have one less friend.
Aren't you going to give LANCE credit for opening his medical records like you've been asking him to?
Let's be clear on this. Armstrong has not opened his medical records to the media as he said he would. The records the UCI have that were shown to L'Equipe are for any drugs he was taking under prescription that he might test positive for.
The more you post about Armstrong, the madder you get and the less able you are to take anything with a sense of humor. Everyone's gotta be with you or against you.
You're on a fishing expedition and you're throwing back caught fish because they're not big enough.
"The journalist came to the UCI wanting to write a positive story about Armstrong," Verbruggen told Dutch paper Telegraaf. "For this, he wanted insight in his medical dossier. Armstrong and the UCI agreed to this after long discussions. He couldn't find anything, as they were all blank. Armstrong never used any medications.
What happened to the 'crotch cream' permission slip?
"The journalist came to the UCI wanting to write a positive story about Armstrong," Verbruggen told Dutch paper Telegraaf. "For this, he wanted insight in his medical dossier. Armstrong and the UCI agreed to this after long discussions. He couldn't find anything, as they were all blank. Armstrong never used any medications.
"The journalist then asked if he could have a copy for his story, and abused the code number on it. He was in possession of the other five already, but he didn't say anything about it, and L'Equipe appeared on the newsstands with six forms on it. That's how they draw their conclusions.
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A question--How do you abuse a code number. Use an eraser on it? Where did he get the other five and how does Hein know he had the other five when he came to the UCI?
Armstrong's attorney Levinstein, who has extensive experience representing athletes, told Cyclingnews, "There was no reason for the lab to put the [medical control] numbers on the samples [from the 1999 Tour], instead of anonymous numbers, unless you are going to match the numbers [with the Proces Verbal medical control forms]. The French lab was responsible for those numbers being on the forms. The lab intentionally ignored medical control protocols to put the numbers on and the only reason they would do such a study with numbers on it is if someone told them to do so and were out to get someone in particular by matching those numbers."
Aren't you going to give LANCE credit for opening his medical records like you've been asking him to?
Let's be clear on this. Armstrong has not opened his medical records to the media as he said he would. The records the UCI have that were shown to L'Equipe are for any drugs he was taking under prescription that he might test positive for.
The more you post about Armstrong, the madder you get and the less able you are to take anything with a sense of humor. Everyone's gotta be with you or against you.
Actually he does not want anyone with him. Everyone is against him. Folks have responded positively to him, but he has never acknowledged it. He responds defensively to everything, then counter-attacks.
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You're on a fishing expedition and you're throwing back caught fish because they're not big enough.
The more you post about Armstrong, the madder you get and the less able you are to take anything with a sense of humor. Everyone's gotta be with you or against you.
You're on a fishing expedition and you're throwing back caught fish because they're not big enough.
Brian had the illusion that if a LANCE doping story broke everyone would come 'round to viewing Armstrong as he does. Now he's getting desperate cuz his illusion is dying and it's like he's lost a child.
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"The journalist came to the UCI wanting to write a positive story about Armstrong," Verbruggen told Dutch paper Telegraaf. "For this, he wanted insight in his medical dossier. Armstrong and the UCI agreed to this after long discussions. He couldn't find anything, as they were all blank. Armstrong never used any medications.
"The journalist then asked if he could have a copy for his story, and abused the code number on it. He was in possession of the other five already, but he didn't say anything about it, and L'Equipe appeared on the newsstands with six forms on it. That's how they draw their conclusions. From CyclingNews
A question--How do you abuse a code number. Use an eraser on it? Where did he get the other five and how does Hein know he had the other five when he came to the UCI?
Aren't you going to give LANCE credit for opening his medical records like you've been asking him to?
Let's be clear on this. Armstrong has not opened his medical records to the media as he said he would. The records the UCI have that were shown to L'Equipe are for any drugs he was taking under prescription that he might test positive for.
You could have a little grace, Brian, and admit it, even if lamely. This unnecessary reply gives you away. You plan on having postscript conditions to everything. Very bad form.
You're on a fishing expedition and you're throwing back caught fish because they're not big enough.
Brian had the illusion that if a LANCE doping story broke everyone would come 'round to viewing Armstrong as he does. Now he's getting desperate cuz his illusion is dying and it's like he's lost a child.
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Aren't you going to give LANCE credit for opening his medical records like you've been asking him to?
Let's be clear on this. Armstrong has not opened his medical records to the media as he said he would. The records the UCI have that were shown to L'Equipe are for any drugs he was taking under prescription that he might test positive for.
The more you post about Armstrong, the madder you get and the less able you are to take anything with a sense of humor. Everyone's gotta be with you or against you.
Sorry to point out that you were incorrect about Armstrong opening his medical files. Maybe SCA will give us appek during their litigation.
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You're on a fishing expedition and you're throwing back caught fish because they're not big enough.
I though Armstrong was the biggest fish. Nobody's throwing him back. He being filleted and will soon be sau·téed.
The more you post about Armstrong, the madder you get and the less able you are to take anything with a sense of humor. Everyone's gotta be with you or against you.
Sorry to point out that you were incorrect about Armstrong opening his medical files. Maybe SCA will give us appek during their litigation.
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You're on a fishing expedition and you're throwing back caught fish because they're not big enough.
I though Armstrong was the biggest fish. Nobody's throwing him back. He being filleted and will soon be sau·téed.
Interesting. The typos and other sloppiness. You're usually not that careless. You're usually bitter, but not careless. When a bitter person is occasionally careless it is often a sign of a drinking problem. You feeling okay? Lance's actions, anyone else's action, don't reflect on you. Don't take this stuff personally - it's just a newsgroup.
You're on a fishing expedition and you're throwing back caught fish because they're not big enough.
Brian had the illusion that if a LANCE doping story broke everyone would come 'round to viewing Armstrong as he does. Now he's getting desperate cuz his illusion is dying and it's like he's lost a child.
Aren't you going to give LANCE credit for opening his medical records like you've been asking him to?
Let's be clear on this. Armstrong has not opened his medical records to the media as he said he would. The records the UCI have that were shown to L'Equipe are for any drugs he was taking under prescription that he might test positive for.
The more you post about Armstrong, the madder you get and the less able you are to take anything with a sense of humor. Everyone's gotta be with you or against you.
You're on a fishing expedition and you're throwing back caught fish because they're not big enough.
Dear bjw; Then, of course, there is the rather salient point that no drug/elixir/potion exists on the face of the Mirth which would enable an individual to perform in the manner in which LA has performed. This isn't weight-lifting, shot-putting or 'Murcan Football. Cycling requires sets of skills that can't be injected or swallowed. (personally, I don't give an airborne goddam if he shot heroin between Stages; he's still a Genius); jmt
no drug/elixir/potion exists on the face of the Mirth which would enable an individual to perform in the manner in which LA has performed. This isn't weight-lifting, shot-putting or 'Murcan Football.
What steroids are to those sports, orange juice is to cycling. I mean EPO.
I though Armstrong was the biggest fish. Nobody's throwing him back. He being filleted and will soon be sau·téed.
An interesting strategy - combine the rbr obsession with food with your obsession with LANCE. Are you considering French or Californian wine to go with the main course ?
I though Armstrong was the biggest fish. Nobody's throwing him back. He being filleted and will soon be sau·téed.
An interesting strategy - combine the rbr obsession with food with your obsession with LANCE. Are you considering French or Californian wine to go with the main course ?
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I though Armstrong was the biggest fish. Nobody's throwing him back. He being filleted and will soon be sau·téed.
An interesting strategy - combine the rbr obsession with food with your obsession with LANCE. Are you considering French or Californian wine to go with the main course ?
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I though Armstrong was the biggest fish. Nobody's throwing him back. He being filleted and will soon be sau?t?ed.
An interesting strategy - combine the rbr obsession with food with your obsession with LANCE. Are you considering French or Californian wine to go with the main course ?
