Did Lance try to come back clean?

[Dr. Maserati]

No, you just fanned it by saying to somebody the next month will be hard on them, post 7143 saying the investigation was over, in post 7279 saying he can't leave the country. Then this crawfish gem post 7309:



Yes, the party you helped create along with the hog leading up to Oct 18. At least you put out a qualifying post to exhonerate any foreplay in the future.

Whew, that research made me feel like the little teacher's smartazz pet telling on the other kids. Now I know how doc feels.

Nah - you will never know what its like to outsmart people.

Because I checked those posts:
7143:

If you are saying that the investigation is over, yes that is correct.

If you are saying that that these agencies will not contribute to the charges......you are welcome to pretend that is the case

7279:

Yup. Couldn't to Brazil for "Personal Reasons" but was able to go to Hawaii. Flight from Austin to Brazil on the GIV is about the same as to Hawaii.

7309:

Sorry to rain on the party but I do not think there will be any charges tomorrow....or even this month. This is a complex case with many facets. It will not wrap up over night.

 

[ChrisE]

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[Race Radio]

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[Dr. Maserati]

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....Yes, the party you helped create along with the hog leading up to Oct 18. At least you put out a qualifying post to exhonerate any foreplay in the future.
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Haven't heard from either of those posters lately - more than happy to discuss any topic with them - but you seem to be jumping from thread to thread looking for a confrontation so I will let you wallow alone.

 

[tockit]

If there was any doubt that Lance was the most tested athlete ever, the comeback smashed those doubts.
Tested here, tested there, tested tested everywhere.

And what is the current count of how many cyclists who have never test positive, but have been implicated in doping scandals either through admission or proof???

Are there over 100 yet ???

 

[Berzin]

You're the one that brought up the age of 16. Are you backtracking on that now like you did when you predicted black Tuesday/hater celebration day with your factually challenged schizo buddy the hog?

If so, you should wait awhile for your reply so your post will be another page, like you did on your 180 about hater celebration day.

It is too easy to look up two posts and see your contradiction.

Give it up, dude. Your hero is a phony, created in a lab by coaches and doctors who made a living doping their athletes.

You wanna link to that? Here it is...

 

[Moose McKnuckles]

Yeah

The transfusion kits they found were just plastic lunch bags, He talked with Ferrari all the time because he is a "Family Friend", He let the testers wait for an hour because he needed to take a shower, or have some coffee.

The better question is what was he taking in 2009 that got him so skinny? It was unnatural how thin he was at the Tour

My guess would be that he was taking Aicar.

 

[Cloxxki]

My guess would be that he was taking Aicar.

Fascinating stuff to read about. How's the testing for it? Or did Lance bribe someone to not test for his drugs of preference?

 

[Velodude]

Yeah

The transfusion kits they found were just plastic lunch bags, He talked with Ferrari all the time because he is a "Family Friend", He let the testers wait for an hour because he needed to take a shower, or have some coffee.

The better question is what was he taking in 2009 that got him so skinny? It was unnatural how thin he was at the Tour

In November 2009 I met a woman, a former drug testing agency employee, who was producing a documentary on drugs in sport with particular emphasis on cycling.

She tendered to me that there is circumstantial evidence from muscle appearance in Armstrong (stratified?) that he was using a new PED that had no test at that time that is injected directly into the muscles.

She had developed a network of cycling journalists who were giving her contact leads. However, one must have been a Quisling as she claimed she received an alert call from wonderboy putting her on notice.

 

[nevada]

In November 2009 I met a woman, a former drug testing agency employee, who was producing a documentary on drugs in sport with particular emphasis on cycling.

She tendered to me that there is circumstantial evidence from muscle appearance in Armstrong (stratified?) that he was using a new PED that had no test at that time that is injected directly into the muscles.

She had developed a network of cycling journalists who were giving her contact leads. However, one must have been a Quisling as she claimed she received an alert call from wonderboy putting her on notice.

If I had time i coud do it here. Take pictures from mid 90's to 09 - the difference in appearance is startling.

 

[Race Radio]

In November 2009 I met a woman, a former drug testing agency employee, who was producing a documentary on drugs in sport with particular emphasis on cycling.

She tendered to me that there is circumstantial evidence from muscle appearance in Armstrong (stratified?) that he was using a new PED that had no test at that time that is injected directly into the muscles.

She had developed a network of cycling journalists who were giving her contact leads. However, one must have been a Quisling as she claimed she received an alert call from wonderboy putting her on notice.

There was much talk of this in 2009. It was so obvious, and not just Lance. IIRC there was a French AFLD person who even said it publicly, that there were many super skinny riders. He did not mention names but most said lance and Wiggans were the most obvious

 

[Polish]

There was much talk of this in 2009. It was so obvious, and not just Lance. IIRC there was a French AFLD person who even said it publicly, that there were many super skinny riders. He did not mention names but most said lance and Wiggans were the most obvious

You guys are funny

My sources are telling me that Lance was chubby fat in 2009.
They have multiple pictures and videos too.
Hard evidence, not just make believe stuff.

Lance eating pie at McDonalds.
Too chubby to race his bike.
Hundreds of pictures. Its true.
"Lance looks fat" lol.
Of course, my source may have had it wrong. DrumRoll.

 

[Stingray34]

In November 2009 I met a woman, a former drug testing agency employee, who was producing a documentary on drugs in sport with particular emphasis on cycling.

She tendered to me that there is circumstantial evidence from muscle appearance in Armstrong (stratified?) that he was using a new PED that had no test at that time that is injected directly into the muscles.

She had developed a network of cycling journalists who were giving her contact leads. However, one must have been a Quisling as she claimed she received an alert call from wonderboy putting her on notice.

Yeah, the term is 'striated.' It means the small groups of strands of muscle fibre, sometimes even individual fibres, are so developed and the subcutaneous fat level so low, that they are visible under the skin. AKA being ripped in bodybuilding talk.

 

[Velodude]

You guys are funny

My sources are telling me that Lance was chubby fat in 2009.
They have multiple pictures and videos too.
Hard evidence, not just make believe stuff.

Lance eating pie at McDonalds.
Too chubby to race his bike.
Hundreds of pictures. Its true.
"Lance looks fat" lol.
Of course, my source may have had it wrong. DrumRoll.

You are right Polish as evidenced in this 2008 workout photo in Mens Health of Mr. Armstrong in preparation for the 2009 comeback.

 

[Velodude]

Yeah, the term is 'striated.' It means the small groups of strands of muscle fibre, sometimes even individual fibres, are so developed and the subcutaneous fat level so low, that they are visible under the skin. AKA being ripped in bodybuilding talk.

Thanks. Aging memory cells. I was close though. Just two extra letters

 

[Stingray34]

Thanks. Aging memory cells. I was close though. Just two extra letters

Lol, no shame in getting old - my partner says us guys get better looking anyway! I only know the term from hitting the gym when I was 15 (about a thousand years ago) and learning the lingo. Strangest thing was, no one seemed to think that looking at mags full of almost-naked, over-tanned men was at all suspect!

 

[ChrisE]

Give it up, dude. Your hero is a phony, created in a lab by coaches and doctors who made a living doping their athletes.

You wanna link to that? Here it is...

LOL, hypocrite "Berzin" with his idol worship of his doped up hero in his avatar.

I'll take my "hero's" accomplishments on the bike over yours any day.

 

[Berzin]

LOL, hypocrite "Berzin" with his idol worship of his doped up hero in his avatar.

I'll take my "hero's" accomplishments on the bike over yours any day.

If that's the worst you can come up with, you are serving some pretty weak sauce indeed.

The hypocrite issue has been beaten like a dead horse a long ago.

Do you have anything else?

 

[Berzin]

In November 2009 I met a woman, a former drug testing agency employee, who was producing a documentary on drugs in sport with particular emphasis on cycling.

She tendered to me that there is circumstantial evidence from muscle appearance in Armstrong (stratified?) that he was using a new PED that had no test at that time that is injected directly into the muscles.

Was the name of the product in question ever made public?

She had developed a network of cycling journalists who were giving her contact leads. However, one must have been a Quisling as she claimed she received an alert call from wonderboy putting her on notice.

What type of notice was she put on?

 

[Velodude]

Was the name of the product in question ever made public?

It was not made privately to me. Although I should have asked but drug names tend to be non retentive to me. Just like former LA personal assistant Anderson.

What type of notice was she put on?

It would not be in her economic interests to make reference to him or words to that effect.

 

[patricknd]

In November 2009 I met a woman, a former drug testing agency employee, who was producing a documentary on drugs in sport with particular emphasis on cycling.

She tendered to me that there is circumstantial evidence from muscle appearance in Armstrong (stratified?) that he was using a new PED that had no test at that time that is injected directly into the muscles.

She had developed a network of cycling journalists who were giving her contact leads. However, one must have been a Quisling as she claimed she received an alert call from wonderboy putting her on notice.

stop the presses!!! the smoking gun at last!!!

by any chance did she make these "observations" from the grassy knoll?

 

[Cobblestoned]

I am always impressed by those many people the felodude talkes to - and LA is the topic.
Always makes me jealous.
Looking forward to the details and the next people that the dude meets - to just talk about Lance.

 

[Semper Fidelis]

Was the name of the product in question ever made public?



What type of notice was she put on?

Hey are you trying to get a hookup?

By the way it does look a little strange that you do not like the doper LA but you have that avatar. (in my opinion) I would say something other than strange but do not want anyone to think I am attacking you within my post.

 

[ChrisE]

Hey are you trying to get a hookup?

By the way it does look a little strange that you do not like the doper LA but you have that avatar. (in my opinion) I would say something other than strange but do not want anyone to think I am attacking you within my post.

Maybe when he dreams about his hero at night, the picture he posted......never mind.

 

[ChrisE]

I am always impressed by those many people the felodude talkes to - and LA is the topic.
Always makes me jealous.
Looking forward to the details and the next people that the dude meets - to just talk about Lance.

Don't be jealous. Velodude does the work for us, and just posts the juicy tidbits here so we are all in tune. Plus, we don't have to worry about "Quislings" and other pesky things like angry calls from LA.