Cyclists Raise $303 Million for Cancer Research

[erader]

http://www.gnn.com/article/cyclists-raise-303-million-for-cancer/1423039

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[BroDeal]

And the best part is that they will now be able to cheat, defraud, and lie to their hearts content and there will always be a group of stalwart defenders saying that they should be allowed to get away with it.

 

[turnkey303]

Wow

And the best part is that they will now be able to cheat, defraud, and lie to their hearts content and there will always be a group of stalwart defenders saying that they should be allowed to get away with it.

Bro you may have actually penned your finest cynical, sarcastic and most self-righteous drivel yet. I think you should quit now and go out on top like Costanza.

Here's a quote from the first paragraph which you obviously did not read: "Pan Massachusetts Challenge, they're raising money for Boston’s Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, via the institute's nonprofit Jimmy Fund." This seems fairly enlightening as well: "the PMC has donated 100 percent of monies raised to Dana-Farber." In fact nowhere in the article are the words "lance" or "livestrong" mentioned.

Feel free to use both hands to get your big foot out of your piehole, actually READ the article and apologize for bad mouthing a bunch of people who are doing some good.

 

[BroDeal]

Here's a quote from the first paragraph which you obviously did not read: "Pan Massachusetts Challenge, they're raising money for Boston’s Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, via the institute's nonprofit Jimmy Fund." This seems fairly enlightening as well: "the PMC has donated 100 percent of monies raised to Dana-Farber." In fact nowhere in the article are the words "lance" or "livestrong" mentioned.

What I want to know is who is Jimmy and what did he do with the money? How many private jet flights did he take?

Armstrong's fraud has made me cynical about all cycling/cancer charities. A pretty good feat considering that I actually had cancer. Nicely done Armstrong. Nicely done. Of course he cannot take all the credit himself. He had the help of many apologists like yourself. Take a bow. You deserve it.

 

[turnkey303]

Armstrong's fraud has made me cynical about all cycling/cancer charities. A pretty good feat considering that I actually had cancer. Nicely done Armstrong. Nicely done. Of course he cannot take all the credit himself. He had the help of many apologists like yourself. Take a bow. You deserve it.

Uh no I'm not an apologist, don't own a yellow wristband and what does that have to do with you not reading the article and insulting a bunch people who didn't deserve it? Or you could have just admitted you didn't read the article and apologized but as I suspected you can't.

Instead of blaming Armstrong blame yourself and apologize for typing before you used your brain.

 

[BroDeal]

Uh no I'm not an apologist, don't own a yellow wristband and what does that have to do with you not reading the article and insulting a bunch people who didn't deserve it? Or you could have just admitted you didn't read the article and apologized but as I suspected you can't.

Instead of blaming Armstrong try taking some responsibility of your OWN and apologize for typing before you used your brain. If you can.

Your opinion about Leadville--if you can call the comically ignorant idiocy an opinion--tells me everything I need to know about the worth of your opinions. And I quote:

By "circus" you, of course, mean people have finally gotten the word about the toughest 1 day mountain bike race on the planet...

That is some funny crap right there. "Toughest one day mountain bike race on the planet!" LOL. It's not even the toughest one race mountain bike race in Colorado. Far from it.

And I did read the article before, d-bag. That is not going to stop me from making a snarky comment.

 

[turnkey303]

And I did read the article before, d-bag. That is not going to stop me from making a snarky comment.

I don't think you actually did read the article but if so, it fits your normal bitter, sarcastic streak because there was no reason to insult the Dana-Farber Cancer Center who are trying to cure cancer, you know you like had. Enjoy.

 

[BroDeal]

I don't think you actually did read the article but if so, it fits your normal bitter, sarcastic streak because there was no reason to insult the Dana-Farber Cancer Center who are trying to cure cancer, you know you like had. Enjoy.

That's fine. I don't think you actually know anything about Leadville...or mountain bike racing...or road bike racing.

I never mentioned the Dana-Farbar Cancer Center. You seem to have reading comprehension problems as well as humor detection deficiency. You might want to get yourself checked out for ass cancer. It appears to have spread to your brain.

 

[turnkey303]

I never mentioned the Dana-Farbar Cancer Center.

Sure but that's what the article was about. The 6,000 sarcastic and sometimes bitter comments, the Lance haterade are all starting to make sense now and I honestly just feel sad for you.

 

[BroDeal]

Sure but that's what the article was about. The 6,000 sarcastic and sometimes bitter comments, the Lance haterade are all starting to make sense now and I honestly just feel sad for you.

Sorry if not all of us can live in the blissful ignorance of the clueless like you.

It did not take 6,000 comments to show you for a fool. It only took a few dozen.

 

[Hugh Januss]

So initially I thought that bdeal was the biggest ass this side of Lance Ballstrong, but as this exchange picked up steam I got to say turkey666 has been rapidly gaining ground in that race. BD started in like he had no idea what was going on here, but the funny thing is, the longer the argument went the dumber turkey looked. If I were scoring at home I would have to call this one -50 to -100 in favor of the dipstick in..................awe never mind, there were no winners here.