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ukpaul said:I dont want to single out the French, but, Its not just the French that hate the USA. Its most of Europe, the middle east... erm actually most of the planet lol.
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I dont want to single out the French, but, Its not just the French that hate the USA. Its most of Europe, the middle east... erm actually most of the planet lol.
CentralCaliBike said:I wonder, does this create a sense of us against them?
Kingsley A said:TBF, I think most of the Middle East hates most of Europe too.
And I think a significant proportion of Europe (including the French) just see the US as their petulant teenage cousin who they hope will grow out of it soon
No offence to any nation intended; just trying to do my John Stewart-esque attempt at global peace
Hugh Januss said:Various parts of the Middle East hate other parts of the Middle East as well, so the rest of us should not take it personally.
yetanothergreenworld said:“I'm thinking about it, ... I'm thinking it's the best way to **** [the French] off.”
-Lance, talking about returning to cycling after retirement.
Of course, Armstrong is arguably less popular in Germany than he is in France . . . But he goes out of his way to play the anti-French card because he knows it appeals to his U.S. fan base, which is why I can't wait for his fan base to go away shortly after he does.
RDV4ROUBAIX said:Overheard at a CX race this weekend from a random racer.
"Is this the beer lap?"
VeloFidelis said:"You'd see him there, attacking, with that smile on his face, and you couldn't tell whether he was tired, faking it, or laughing at you."
Claudio Chiappucci commenting on Miguel Indurain