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after making a complete fool of yourself your comeback is that Hitch has dementia? Nicely done.
the sceptic said:after making a complete fool of yourself your comeback is that Hitch has dementia? Nicely done.
Big Doopie said:Um... Hello, hitch? My choices were not available on the poll so I went with Horner. Can't exactly vote for someone not on the poll, can I?
Um... Nor did I mention nibali in my post.
You are getting even more erratic as your dementia kicks in.
It is abundantly clear who is "confused" here.
red_flanders said:Come on, no way is Horner clean.
FoxxyBrown1111 said:Excactly that´s what i mean. An expression. I tried to get it into his head with the description "hair splitting".
I think he got it a while ago, but pretends not to, so he has a reason to go on with his silly games.
TBH, I used the words "doping world records" within the context of my original post. The same way "The Hitch" uses it in his various attacks vs some Sky riders. So it´s not my "copyright", i just liked the phrase and used it myself...
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rather than instructing me to go go look for evidence with comments likeit was just a phrase I liked, don't take it seriously
Andthe ones in the vuelta
FoxxyBrown1111 said:Some of the mountain stages. Just have a look in the Horner threads...
FoxxyBrown1111 said:Improve your reading skills otherwise you look like a fool.
Let me explain that even you get it:
I asked a question. Got it?
Good luck next time. Epic fail this time.
Here is the post by "Big Doopie" for further explanation for you:
A rhetorical question is a figure of speech in the form of a question that is asked in order to make a point.[1] The question, a rhetorical device, is posed not to elicit a specific answer, but rather to encourage the listener to consider a message or viewpoint.
The Hitch said:Foxxy if your "doping world records" comment was really just a phrase you liked that shouldn't be taken seriously, then why did you spend 4 hours arguing with me about the evidence![]()
the sceptic said:You asked a rhetorical question.
Please elaborate this quote:FoxxyBrown1111 said:Liar. I never said this... Or are you just confused and "Big Doopie" is on something here (about the "dementia thing")? At least it would explain a lot.
(b) After the AC positive, there was a small window where riders may have thought twice before doping big time again. Now Horner showed every young rider their only chance is to cheat again. Basically he destroyed a whole promising young generation. He single-handedly closed the window.
FoxxyBrown1111 said:"After the AC positive, there was a small window where riders may have thought twice before doping big time again. Now Horner showed every young rider their only chance is to cheat again. Basically he destroyed a whole promising young generation. He single-handedly closed the window."
Escarabajo said:Horner doping is a reaction of retiring with no money having had some talent. Now that sucks!
Escarabajo said:Horner doping is a reaction of retiring with no money having had some talent. Now that sucks!
red_flanders said:It's funny that you attribute this re-engagement of the arms to Horner, in the most recent GT. I attribute it to Wiggins, Porte and Froome in particular, who were and are so clearly juiced long before Horner's Vuelta.
That you focus on Horner is mystifying. You have 2 years of exactly the same staring you in the face before his Vuelta performance this year. To me, Horner is the reaction to Sky.
FoxxyBrown1111 said:But (if the riders you mentioned started a new arms race) what has that to do with Sky? Wiggins was 3rd/4th-TdF with GAR, Porte 7th-Giro with SAX. Can´t blame Sky for that.
Froome is explainable given his age and career path. Horner isn´t explainable at all.
Hint for The"Hitch": Am not saying those now-Sky riders are 100% clean, but they do not raise a red flag to me as Horner. Not even orange...
Netserk said:Wiggo was more with BC (=Sky) than with Garmin in 2009.
Netserk said:Porte has only been mutant level at Sky.
Exactly.FoxxyBrown1111 said:OTOH things are clearer for me now. The way you understand my posts is the way your posts should be understood:
the sceptic said:Last time I checked, 3rd and 7th wasnt the same as dominating every stage race and winning the tour easily in back to back years.
Are you really this dumb? (note that this is a question)
FoxxyBrown1111 said:If you say mutant level reached at Sky (I see a gradual process), that can be said for any rider at any team who reaches his peak.
The Hitch said:Exactly.
I read posts the way they are written. If someone writes that a rider broke a record I understand that to mean a rider has broken a record. Similarly I won't write that a rider has broken a record unless I feel I can defend that comment with either arguments or evidence.
Of course sometimes people speak hyperbolically or for effect. but in these cases they will clarify that in their second or third posts. Not 25 posts later after they realize they have lost the discussion, suddenly say "oh didn't you know I wasn't being serious".
Sorry for being old fashioned like that. Writing something totally different to what you actually mean, and attacking people as demented, stupid liars etc when they ask for clarification, that seems so much more fun.
Netserk said:So you are blind as ****?
FoxxyBrown1111 said:You don´t have to use "TheHitch" as a shield to ask a rhetorical offending question. Anyway, I like it, because now I can be offending to you too. I always thought you might be an idiot. Now I know it:
None of the riders you mentioned dominated every stage race and/or won the TdF back to back.