BroDeal said:More BPC lies. I am not using DHEA or testosterone. I do sometimes use the performance enhancing powers of avocados.
Microdosing, no doubt?
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BroDeal said:More BPC lies. I am not using DHEA or testosterone. I do sometimes use the performance enhancing powers of avocados.
Ferminal said:Microdosing, no doubt?
BroDeal said:More BPC lies. I am not using DHEA or testosterone. I do sometimes use the performance enhancing powers of avocados.
And Armstrong is obviously not "scum", that's the point here. He took some PEDs like Eddie Merckx told him to, and like the rest of his peers have done. By pretending he's scum and sending him to the gas chamber, you're going to find that you've over played your hand. Do you really want to see that?
Commissar said:I love how you, TFF and RR always use the same spin tactics as Armstrong when dealing with people. Careful use or words and declaring others to be lying and mentally ill.
Okay, when did you STOP taking DHEA, because you have a post saying you were trying it. And I did not say you were taking testosterone, but you do have a post saying you were thinking about trying it.
C'mon, you are a bit of a hypocrite.
Commissar said:I love how you, TFF and RR always use the same spin tactics as Armstrong when dealing with people. Careful use or words and declaring others to be lying and mentally ill.
Okay, when did you STOP taking DHEA, because you have a post saying you were trying it. And I did not say you were taking testosterone, but you do have a post saying you were thinking about trying it.
C'mon, you are a bit of a hypocrite.
Commissar said:I love how you, TFF and RR always use the same spin tactics as Armstrong when dealing with people. Careful use or words and declaring others to be lying and mentally ill.
Okay, when did you STOP taking DHEA, because you have a post saying you were trying it. And I did not say you were taking testosterone, but you do have a post saying you were thinking about trying it.
C'mon, you are a bit of a hypocrite.
BroDeal said:More BPC lies. I am not using DHEA or testosterone. I do sometimes use the performance enhancing powers of avocados.
Commissar said:It's phoney because most of them use this doping issue as a stick to beat up on LA. They know most of their favourite riders have doped at some point but they're not so bothered about that. On some occasions they admit it's not the doping they don't like, it's the fact he is a douche in general, contradicting themselves.
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This is about power. Some people simply can't stand certain other people being hugely popular and successful and thus having a sort of power over them. It's a game.
Maxiton said:OK, I'm new to this forum, but I've read the 12 or so comments this guy's posted and I don't see why he got banned. It looks like he got banned for failing to fall into lockstep with the bash Armstrong at all costs hysteria that seems to permeate these threads. You all remind me, frankly, of a bunch of braying rabble at the edges of the scaffolding, screaming for more blood and enjoying the misery of the condemned.
What this guy says makes a lot of sense. I've noticed the same thing in this and other forums: you know your own favorite rider - Voigt, Cancellara, Boonen, whoever - probably dopes to the gills and you couldn't care less. And yet when it comes to Armstrong you are beside yourselves with outrage.
Lighten up. The man is obviously in a lot of trouble. He probably is an *** but that's true of a lot of people.
And if you want to ban me for saying that, why go right ahead.
BikeCentric said:As you said, you're new. This poster was banned because he's a well-known forum troll that has been banned here over 40 times for violating forum rules, threatening people with physical violence, and harassment.
You are also completely inaccurate in your ASSertions as all the riders you mentioned have had many threads devoted to them. Which you could have verified by simply using the search function.
Maxiton said:OK. But how do you know this is the same guy?
Maxiton said:Face it, you all are Armstrong obsessed, and were even before the latest Landis explosion.
Hincapie has the most to lose. He's near retirement, and trying to set up his Pla d'Adet resort community in the Carolinas and seeking large capital investment, though it is on hold. Talking now, in discretion, he'd take a hit, but could probably say "it was a long time ago, times were different, I apologize" and when everything else washes over, be okay. If he faces any kind of federal investigation that drags on, the whole thing will go down the toilet.Love the Scenery said:Will LA's domestiques also do jail time to protect LA? For example, what will Hincapie do if the feds come knocking on his door asking for details? What will Tyler do? What would the likes of Beltran and Heras do? Will the cycling omerta survive the assault of the US federal government?
In one of Dick Pound's books he mentions that one of the reasons companies like Amgen, Roche, Biopure, etc. aren't in too much of a hurry to stop doping in sports is because it counts for a large percentage of the sales. Something like 3/4ths of all "sales" actually.ergmonkey said:One more thing I've been wondering in addition to what's already been posted: where has Lance been getting his drugs? Prescription drugs have to come from somewhere, after all, and Big Pharma is a heavily regulated industry...
Only by confessing. But he could. He could say all kinds of things and that EPO and HGH are harmless, etc. But he's denied it for so long, and been so adamant about that...Cerberus said:I wonder to what extend LA could employ an "everybody knows" defence?
Remember the times it was discussed about making a movie about Lance? Matt Damon wanted to play him at one point.santacruz said:Can there be a made for TV movie about this?
Ferminal said:He posts in the exact same way each time.
Coming from someone who only registered because of the "latest Landis explosion".
Maxiton said:You mean he says things that make you feel uncomfortable and spoil your fun, like he did this last time? Got it.
Maxiton said:Face it, you all are Armstrong obsessed, and were even before the latest Landis explosion.
Roadent said:Oh, baby - big time press all over this....
Strangely, Lance's manager didn't return calls from the reporter...
My, things are starting to get sticky....
Commissar said:...It's a game.
Brodeal and TFF have admitted they are both currently on the substance that Tyler Hamelton got banned for, DHEA. BroDeal has talked about the possibility of doing a course of test.
I love how you, TFF and RR always use the same spin tactics as Armstrong when dealing with people
Alpe d'Huez said:Some comments, clarifications.
Hincapie has the most to lose. He's near retirement, and trying to set up his Pla d'Adet resort community in the Carolinas and seeking large capital investment, though it is on hold. Talking now, in discretion, he'd take a hit, but could probably say "it was a long time ago, times were different, I apologize" and when everything else washes over, be okay. If he faces any kind of federal investigation that drags on, the whole thing will go down the toilet.
Tyler, who knows? I personally think he will talk at some point, and for his sake I hope he does. I just see him having a heavy burden he needs to lift off himself, and just like Floyd saying it cleared his conscience, Tyler will find that day as well. I just don't know when.
I don't think Frankie has anything to say that he hasn't already said. He was two years gone from USPS by the time Floyd got there.
Heras and Beltran live outside the US. Heras seemed very contrite about his past, stopping just short of confessing, but he also has shown praise for Lance and called him a great leader. Hard to guess what Roberto would say.
Beltran has seemed more defiant.
In one of Dick Pound's books he mentions that one of the reasons companies like Amgen, Roche, Biopure, etc. aren't in too much of a hurry to stop doping in sports is because it counts for a large percentage of the sales. Something like 3/4ths of all "sales" actually.
Only by confessing. But he could. He could say all kinds of things and that EPO and HGH are harmless, etc. But he's denied it for so long, and been so adamant about that...
Remember the times it was discussed about making a movie about Lance? Matt Damon wanted to play him at one point.
Strade Bianche said:this from the nytimes article:
But unlike the other investigations, this one involves federal authorities from the United States. They have become more interested in Armstrong’s alleged ties to doping since Landis accused Armstrong — his teammate on the Postal Service team — and other top cyclists of doping.
did anyone else notice the word "more" in the second sentence? i didn't realize that the feds were interested in LA's alleged ties to doping before FL's accusations.
any thoughts on this?
Commissar said:theswordsman,
I don't think this thread, nor the sticky thread, is the right place for you to post your AC fanboy stuff.
For what it's worth, I think you're more deluded than most of the LA fanboys because at least they usually recognise that LA probably doped at some point. But you actually genuinely believe AC broke the power record for climbing and beat Cancellara in the ITT totally clean.
You have no right to show your face in these threads to be honest.
Sorry, but truth hurts and all that.