The parents had an argument just before the hospital asked the mum for the baby's name to go on the birth certificate?matagi said:Down here in Oz, we had a state politician whose name was Richard Face - what were his parents thinking?
The parents had an argument just before the hospital asked the mum for the baby's name to go on the birth certificate?matagi said:Down here in Oz, we had a state politician whose name was Richard Face - what were his parents thinking?
Crankyfeet said:
I dont really understand?Crankyfeet said:So why did you keep riding a bike Geoff after you got your license to drive? Your footy sucked?
Actually your dad was a **** hot cyclist I understand, so that probably explains it. His footy probably sucked.
I haven't seen my wife for two weeks and I'm running pretty low on affection.
CADEL EVANS, who has barely let go of the stuffed lion he was given after claiming the Tour de France's yellow jersey.
Grater said:He is soft having a body guard. Soft!
I want Cadel to turn up a positive drug test. It probably won't happen but I want him to be all assured of yellow and then the news comes that he failed a doping test. That would bring the Aussie public back down to earth. Everyone is praising this ******.
A crash, a doping allegation or getting his **** kicked in the alps and not making up enough time on the time trial will be enough.
Excellent post.Runitout said:Don't mean to rain on your parade, but he didn't want the bodyguard. The bodyguard himself said that.
Evans' reaction to the bloke with the stuffed lion was a bit odd - but some of the **** that people are going on with here a is a bit odd too - ****, give me the yellow jersey and I'd be a bit teary, especially if I thought I would abandon a day earlier.
If you guys want the rockstar punk hardnut who looks like a god on a bike - then you get Riccardo Ricco. Be careful what you wish for.
Grater, I don't want anyone to have a positive test, unless they're doping, in which case all's fair in love and war - let's catch the buggers and send them on their way. I don't think Evans' is on anything that Kirchen and Vande Velde are not on.
I don't warm much to Evans, but I know some people who used to race against him in mtb, and they all say the same thing - he's an odd cat, goes to the beat of a different drum, but is a nice guy. He looks like I feel when he's going up a hill, and that's not a compliment - no souplesse, no style, surplus of pain. But I do feel he gets a hard rap from people who expect a rockstar hero and get disappointed when all they get is a bloke who rides a bike faster than they do.
Drongo said:Quote in The Age today:
I hope he knows a good dry cleaner.I haven't seen my wife for two weeks and I'm running pretty low on affection.
CADEL EVANS, who has barely let go of the stuffed lion he was given after claiming the Tour de France's yellow jersey.
Runitout said:Don't mean to rain on your parade, but he didn't want the bodyguard. The bodyguard himself said that.
Evans' reaction to the bloke with the stuffed lion was a bit odd - but some of the **** that people are going on with here a is a bit odd too - ****, give me the yellow jersey and I'd be a bit teary, especially if I thought I would abandon a day earlier.
If you guys want the rockstar punk hardnut who looks like a god on a bike - then you get Riccardo Ricco. Be careful what you wish for.
Grater, I don't want anyone to have a positive test, unless they're doping, in which case all's fair in love and war - let's catch the buggers and send them on their way. I don't think Evans' is on anything that Kirchen and Vande Velde are not on.
I don't warm much to Evans, but I know some people who used to race against him in mtb, and they all say the same thing - he's an odd cat, goes to the beat of a different drum, but is a nice guy. He looks like I feel when he's going up a hill, and that's not a compliment - no souplesse, no style, surplus of pain. But I do feel he gets a hard rap from people who expect a rockstar hero and get disappointed when all they get is a bloke who rides a bike faster than they do.
So much vitriol! I don't understand it. Sure, he's an ugly ******* and his voice is enough to set your teeth on edge but wishing a crash or a positive drug test on someone is a little extreme, don't you think?Grater said:He is soft having a body guard. Soft!
I want Cadel to turn up a positive drug test. It probably won't happen but I want him to be all assured of yellow and then the news comes that he failed a doping test. That would bring the Aussie public back down to earth. Everyone is praising this ******.
A crash, a doping allegation or getting his **** kicked in the alps and not making up enough time on the time trial will be enough.
matagi said:So much vitriol! I don't understand it. Sure, he's an ugly ******* and his voice is enough to set your teeth on edge but wishing a crash or a positive drug test on someone is a little extreme, don't you think?
Is sleep deprivation making you lose perspective or something?
classic1 said:I hope he knows a good dry cleaner.
Yes, we can all relate to Cadel's suffering on the bike more than we can to guys who climb 15% grades like they're riding around the block. For all his whinging about his teammates and his overprotectiveness of his stuffed lion, the guy had better be riding clean.Runitout said:. . . If you guys want the rockstar punk hardnut who looks like a god on a bike - then you get Riccardo Ricco. Be careful what you wish for.
I don't warm much to Evans, but I know some people who used to race against him in mtb, and they all say the same thing - he's an odd cat, goes to the beat of a different drum, but is a nice guy. He looks like I feel when he's going up a hill, and that's not a compliment - no souplesse, no style, surplus of pain. But I do feel he gets a hard rap from people who expect a rockstar hero and get disappointed when all they get is a bloke who rides a bike faster than they do.
Its sleep deprivation caused by having a sore jaw and neck from the constant fellating of Cavendish and Columbia.matagi said:So much vitriol! I don't understand it. Sure, he's an ugly ******* and his voice is enough to set your teeth on edge but wishing a crash or a positive drug test on someone is a little extreme, don't you think?
Is sleep deprivation making you lose perspective or something?
serpico7 said:For all his whinging about his teammates and his overprotectiveness of his stuffed lion, the guy had better be riding clean.
If he's dirty, I'd much rather have a guy like Ricco win.
Your a real class act!Grater said:He is soft having a body guard. Soft!
I want Cadel to turn up a positive drug test. It probably won't happen but I want him to be all assured of yellow and then the news comes that he failed a doping test. That would bring the Aussie public back down to earth. Everyone is praising this ******.
A crash, a doping allegation or getting his **** kicked in the alps and not making up enough time on the time trial will be enough.
I have heard the same thing about him. A bit prickly, a bit different but a cut above the usual knobs who race bikes.Runitout said:Don't mean to rain on your parade, but he didn't want the bodyguard. The bodyguard himself said that.
Evans' reaction to the bloke with the stuffed lion was a bit odd - but some of the **** that people are going on with here a is a bit odd too - ****, give me the yellow jersey and I'd be a bit teary, especially if I thought I would abandon a day earlier.
If you guys want the rockstar punk hardnut who looks like a god on a bike - then you get Riccardo Ricco. Be careful what you wish for.
Grater, I don't want anyone to have a positive test, unless they're doping, in which case all's fair in love and war - let's catch the buggers and send them on their way. I don't think Evans' is on anything that Kirchen and Vande Velde are not on.
I don't warm much to Evans, but I know some people who used to race against him in mtb, and they all say the same thing - he's an odd cat, goes to the beat of a different drum, but is a nice guy. He looks like I feel when he's going up a hill, and that's not a compliment - no souplesse, no style, surplus of pain. But I do feel he gets a hard rap from people who expect a rockstar hero and get disappointed when all they get is a bloke who rides a bike faster than they do.
Nice! This from a guy who salivates about Columbia and Kirchen and Cavendish so much that it has affected his rational thinking. Oh wait, this is a logical outcome of the previous statement.Grater said:He is soft having a body guard. Soft!
I want Cadel to turn up a positive drug test. It probably won't happen but I want him to be all assured of yellow and then the news comes that he failed a doping test. That would bring the Aussie public back down to earth. Everyone is praising this ******.
A crash, a doping allegation or getting his **** kicked in the alps and not making up enough time on the time trial will be enough.
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