airstream said:LaFlorecita, maybe it's time to grow up and stop acting like you are right while we are all allegedly wrong? in this case "lolololol!" is almost offensive cue, I think.
That lad should just learn how to read.
airstream said:LaFlorecita, maybe it's time to grow up and stop acting like you are right while we are all allegedly wrong? in this case "lolololol!" is almost offensive cue, I think.
LaFlorecita said:Bull****. I love lots of riders. Unfortunately, I also have to hate quite a few.
airstream said:LaFlorecita, maybe it's time to grow up and stop acting like you are right while we are all allegedly wrong? in this case "lolololol!" is almost offensive cue, I think.
LaFlorecita said:That lad should just learn how to read.
FignonLeGrand said:No it isnt offensive it is irrelevant like most of her posts. An inability to see anything with perspective just means its not worth being bothered by. In fact on that note I should just stop trying to reason and ignore
FignonLeGrand said:I can read perfectly well. It is just there is no sense in your drivel. Writing lots of crap just means there is lots of crap. It doesn't make you right or even intelligible
Benotti69 said:How can you love or hate people you don't know and only view from a distance through other peoples means of communication(tv/computer/print media)?
Biggut said:I think the crux of all this comes down to, I believe many cyclists are doping. We KNOW that Contador did.
LaFlorecita said:No we don't. No one on this forum can be sure.
Hugh Januss said:You need try to get a grip on reality. I like Contador, I like the way he wins races and last year I especially liked the way he didn't, with attacking style and panache and a minimum of whining. I even took his side in the famous Chaingate CN forum internet wars. But he dopes and the only real evidence one needs is the fact that he can ride with and beat all the other dopers. The only reason there is any doubt that he doped is because the UCI allowed it to creep in with this silly tainted meat story, because they knew he would be back and just as badass and had to let him have a story that people can identify with and still hold him up as a hero. You know, kind of like cancer. In fact if it wasn't for a German reporter we very well may have never heard anything about clenbuterol and we would be all looking forward to watching Bertie beotch slap little Andy around France once again, but I digress.
He doped, please don't rise to Lance fanboy levels of denial in your support of Contador.
gooner said:You really are in denial.
burning said:I really like Contador as a rider (Pretty much my favorite active rider), and I know that he had 0.00000000005 grams per ml clenbuterol on that day.
Thats all I know and I think that he didnt doped but discussing this issue is really beating a dead horse and become totally pointless imo
That's a fallacy. Just because there are two options it doesn't mean both are equally likely or believable. It's the same kind of fallacy creationism advocates use when discussing evolution.LaFlorecita said:Exactly. There are people that believe him, and there are people that don't.
Everyone's opinion should be respected, even those of the people that don't agree with the general opinion.
hrotha said:That's a fallacy. Just because there are two options it doesn't mean both are equally likely or believable. It's the same kind of fallacy creationism advocates use when discussing evolution.
hrotha said:That's a fallacy. Just because there are two options it doesn't mean both are equally likely or believable. It's the same kind of fallacy creationism advocates use when discussing evolution.
burning said:I dont think that many people will change his opinion about him unless there is some certain proof for If he doped or not, everybody has their own truth for this issue
LaFlorecita said:That's not even what I'm saying. I'm saying that everyone's opinion should be respected no matter how popular or realistic that opinion is.
burning said:I dont think that many people will change his opinion about him unless there is some certain proof for If he doped or not, everybody has their own truth for this issue
sniper said:like hrotha said, do we really have to respect people who claim the world is flat?
start reading some books perhaps, or even a newspaper would do. grow out of your cocon. (i know, that's alot to ask at once)
dude, are you serious? "some certain proof"? in what cave have you been living? the same cave as florecito, i reckon.
Does the word PUERTO ring a bell? AC, initials, doping list?
Ah, and Jaksche, Etxebarría and Landis (all testified to AC doping) probably all had axes to grind...
Ow, and, ahm, plasticizers on the 2nd restday? (and as you suggested previously: let's forget about the CLEN).
you probably wouldn't recognize "some certain proof" if it hit you in the face.
LaFlorecita said:That's not even what I'm saying. I'm saying that everyone's opinion should be respected no matter how popular or realistic that opinion is.
hrotha said:For the record, Etxebarría, Jaksche and Landis didn't testify to AC doping. Jaksche implied AC most likely (like 99% sure) doped, but he also said he didn't know for sure who else in the team went to Fuentes. Landis just repeated that you can't win the Tour clean, and he knows Bruyneel, but he has no direct knowledge on the matter. Etxebarría wasn't even talking about AC doping but about what he perceived as hypocrisy in regards to those who were ostracized due to Puerto.
Still, it's a pretty clear cut issue. Few active riders have been involved in more doping shenanigans than Contador.
I also think refusing to acknowledge what should be obvious doesn't make you a better fan. It just makes you deluded. If you can't support the guy for what he actually is, what's the point?
hrotha said:For the record, Etxebarría, Jaksche and Landis didn't testify to AC doping. Jaksche implied AC most likely (like 99% sure) doped, but he also said he didn't know for sure who else in the team went to Fuentes. Landis just repeated that you can't win the Tour clean, and he knows Bruyneel, but he has no direct knowledge on the matter. Etxebarría wasn't even talking about AC doping but about what he perceived as hypocrisy in regards to those who were ostracized due to Puerto.
Still, it's a pretty clear cut issue. Few active riders have been involved in more doping shenanigans than Contador.
I also think refusing to acknowledge what should be obvious doesn't make you a better fan. It just makes you deluded. If you can't support the guy for what he actually is, what's the point?