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WonderLance said:Why not, its a good pickle?
Or will it have to play second fiddle in a second rate TDF sandwich?
180mmCrank said:WARNING THIS JOKE CONTAINS SCENES THAT MAY BE OFFENSIVE TO SOME AND PUT MY ADMIN STATUS AT RISK!
usedtobefast said:![]()
these guys may have a chance to beat that one
Yeah, but that gherkin can't tt for s**t.orbis_25 said:Come on people, this thread is ridiculous. A pickle winning Le Tour? A pickle? As in the green vegetable? Not a chance, especially not that pickle. It's too stocky to make it over the mountains without being dropped. In fact, I'd go so far as to say it looks fat. Now, I know Jan Ullrich won back in '97, but even he never suffered the lack of form this pickle clearly is.
The gherkin below, on the other hand. Wow. WOW. Small, light, lean, toned, good with sharp metal points... I'm calling it now - this gherkin is going to do the Giro-Tour double in 2011.
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Spider1964 said:Wouldn't fruitboy the gung-ho vegan know if this Pickle was sufficiently juiced up to win Le Tour? Or maybe he's in a pickle with his super hot girlfriend?