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"L'Equipe, saying it had access to laboratory documents, reported on Tuesday
that six of Armstrong's urine samples collected on the 1999 Tour de France
showed "indisputable" traces of EPO (erythropoietin)."
DUHHH.... REALLY?! You'd have to be a moron to think that Armstrong did not
use performance enhancing drugs. All empirical evidence points to it...
witnesses, miracle recovery from near death and "contender" status to TDF
Champion, we just don't have video tape of it.
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Quoted message said:"L'Equipe, saying it had access to laboratory documents, reported on
Tuesday
that six of Armstrong's urine samples collected on the 1999 Tour de France
showed "indisputable" traces of EPO (erythropoietin)."DUHHH.... REALLY?! You'd have to be a moron to think that Armstrong did
not
use performance enhancing drugs. All empirical evidence points to it...
witnesses, miracle recovery from near death and "contender" status to TDF
Champion, we just don't have video tape of it.
You'd have to be a moron to use the "You'd have to be a moron" argument
about anything, anywhere, anytime--although I have to admit that "DUHHH" is
a pretty winning debate point. I will ignore the non-sequitor that is the
rest of your post.
Kovie
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