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Thoughtforfood said:the fact that you had to look up ennui
When we go to the Sushi place my wife always gets that stuff....I prefer the toro
Thoughtforfood said:the fact that you had to look up ennui
Race Radio said:When we go to the Sushi place my wife always gets that stuff....I prefer the toro
i love toro!Race Radio said:When we go to the Sushi place my wife always gets that stuff....I prefer the toro
uspostal said:And here I thought there was intelligence in NC,
Ennui : a feeling of utter weariness and discontent resulting from satiety or lack of interest; boredom
oh my! it is so tempting to say something (as a female) but my lips are sealed, lest i be bannedThoughtforfood said:Mine eats Uni with a raw quail egg on top. Nastiest thing I have ever seen. I'm okay with unagi, maguro, sake, hiramasa...pretty much all the lightweight stuff. The wife is much more adventurous than am I.
thirteen said:oh my! it is so tempting to say something (as a female) but my lips are sealed, lest i be banned![]()
thirteen said:oh my! it is so tempting to say something (as a female) but my lips are sealed, lest i be banned![]()
Thoughtforfood said:...and you'd be correct.She grew up the daughter of hippie nudest parents. Works for me...
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Race Radio said:This post is useless without pics
Dallas_ said:Kingston praised Armstrong, a cancer survivor, as an American sport hero...
BroDeal said:"I believe I came from God, not from a monkey." He added, "If it happened over millions and millions of years, there should be lots of fossil evidence."
BroDeal said:Deep thoughts from Jack Kingston:
"I believe I came from God, not from a monkey." He added, "If it happened over millions and millions of years, there should be lots of fossil evidence."
Kingston is a moron. He'll be ranting about the flat earth next.
Things must be pretty bad on Planet Armstrong when he has to rely on a creationist crackpot to come to his defense.
BroDeal said:Deep thoughts from Jack Kingston:
"I believe I came from God, not from a monkey." He added, "If it happened over millions and millions of years, there should be lots of fossil evidence."
Kingston is a moron. He'll be ranting about the flat earth next.
Things must be pretty bad on Planet Armstrong when he has to rely on a creationist crackpot to come to his defense.
Dallas_ said:Couple of related questions:
From an IRS angle, is it possible secret Swiss accounts have been used for payments? Payments to 2 entities spring to mind.
A: Ferrari. In the SCA testimony, he was evasive about what method he paid Ferrari. Have payments been declared on US soil?
B: UCI. Miracleboy has always tried to be evasive on the UCI payments, even denying at one time.
Would the IRS or Novitzky investigate to this depth.
cheers
JMBeaushrimp said:Didn't Switzerland recently agree to disclose the owners of numbered accounts to foreign governments? Under the auspices of fighting tax evasion? Something like that.
Pretty sweet timing for this goat-show...
sniper said:they did indeed, but i'm not sure if that is internationally valid.
As I remember, that was primarily a deal with Germany, to deal with German tax-dodgers.
http://www.manager-magazin.de/politik/deutschland/0,2828,723637,00.html
Digger said:I was rushing out the door this morning when I posted that about Pantani - for the sake of brevity I surmised - apparently that wasn't clear enough for some. Here is the full quote:
"****acroia claims Vezzani, no longer an official member of the team, asked hIm to fight Marco's ban. The only avenue left open seemed to be that of finding a supportive, and influential, national politician." P. 228
dancing on pedals said:yes but the point is - page 228 "but Marco never came"
I think one of the main points that Rendell makes that Pantani was in no mental state to cope with any of it
page 228/229 "two psychologists from an anti drug charity gave Marco 24 hour care to detoxify him"
although hiring many advisors Pantani took help from a charity (despite being worth around 23 million Euro -
sorry for being on a high horse!butI dont think Pantani is an example of what riders do when they are in trouble by 2002 he was in deep mental trouble.
thanks
Digger said:Pantani and his mental state is not the issue, nor is this the right thread. My point, original one, was the correlation between Lance seeking political help, and Pantani's advisors seeking political help. The latter only sought this in an act of desperation when they knew the game was up - many would argue that Lance is approaching this state. That was my point. I believe it to be an interesting correlation.
Dallas_ said:Couple of related questions:
From an IRS angle, is it possible secret Swiss accounts have been used for payments? Payments to 2 entities spring to mind.
A: Ferrari. In the SCA testimony, he was evasive about what method he paid Ferrari. Have payments been declared on US soil?
B: UCI. Miracleboy has always tried to be evasive on the UCI payments, even denying at one time.
Would the IRS or Novitzky investigate to this depth.
cheers
DirtyWorks said:If Wonderboy got good advice, he controls a company based in some other nation and then paid himself and Ferrari. That's not new or illegal and can sufficiently shield him. Expensive? Complicated? Yes. But we're talking good revenue and therefore lots of risk.
The question becomes how dumb was anyone involved with the payment transfers. I expect parts of the investigation will have answers as I see no bank/country willing to obfuscate inquiries over a couple of comparatively small-time cyclists.
flicker said:What game are you speaking of? Corporate sponsorship? PED use in sports?
Why would Lance be desperate? Are you in contact with his Lordship?
Have sports suddenly become easy and fair?
Digger said:Troll...........
