Recent content by antoine

the guy at sauceboxfinery.com has designed a few kits for me. he charges, of course, but does some really good work.

a simplified version of the problem does 6÷2a = 3a or 3/a? 6 ÷ 2 x a is clearly 3a, but i would bet most people would say 6÷2a = 3/a. i don't think you can both assume the x is there and deny the assumption that the 2(1+2) is a unit equivalent to (2(1+2)). as written, the problem is...

yep. can't dope your way to a rampage win. makes the discipline very unattractive to some.

i have a long sleeve one too if someone wants to trade for a mountain bike.

none left. but i would trade mine (size large) for a new rxr ulteam frameset. black preferably.

numbers? are you talking 175 vs 165mm, or something even smaller? and where's the overwhelming evidence?

i do. not in a couple months though, been busy.

jersey my friends and i had them made a couple years ago. we thought about selling them, but it seemed like too much trouble.

that's me i don't do much posting here, but i lurk with the best of them.

Really, doctor? How about the study showing caffeine reduces alzheimer's risk? Not really important, I just don't like people using false statements to back up an argument.

sure... That's why I believe Marion Jones was clear, I mean clean. Never failed a test.

"Your right you can't prove a negative. The "[you] never [beat your wife] argument. You can't logically prove it, period."" I can prove I've never beaten my wife: never been married.

Byu Regarding lance's stupidity, cause he knew (probably was told by one of his lawyers) that it couldn't hold up in court, based on the conditions for him agreeing to the test, and that if he said no, he was more or less implicating himself. Have you heard lance's statements on the samples...

court vs. truth Just because something does not hold up in court does not make it untrue. For example, illegally obtained evidence cannot be used against a suspect, even if the evidence is real. If I remember correctly, Armstrong let the testers know which samples were his based on the...

Byu123 Here's a little hint: If you want people to take you seriously, try to limit your use of subjective terms and judgements to less than 50% of your argument's word count. Things like "unsupported conclusion", "bias hired legal gun" and "cobbled together in a desperate attempt to malign"...