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C'mon Mew, didn't I talk you through the process?mewmewmew13 said:if anybody can copy and post .....![]()
C'mon Mew, didn't I talk you through the process?mewmewmew13 said:if anybody can copy and post .....![]()
Granville57 said:C'mon Mew, didn't I talk you through the process?
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9000ft said:As lean and long limbed as Olive Oyle was, I'll bet she could have been a world class cyclist.
[Landis] also said in the e-mail that a team doctor gave him and Hincapie, who he said was his roommate during the 2003 Tour de France, syringes filled with olive oil in which andriol, a form of testosterone that can be taken orally, had been dissolved.
http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/cycling/news/story?id=5203604
Granville57 said:Let's not kid ourselves, that gal was as doped as they come.
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thehog said:The future cannot be vague. That's poor English. You could be vague about the future but not a vague future.
I'd say this Tuesday is a good one..... next week will be interesting.
Anyone up for a bet?
Mambo95 said:No, it hasn't. No-one has either said what he is referring to or provided any context.
None of you actually know, because you've just seen the bare quote as well. You think you know what he's referring to, which may just be what you want it to refer to. Just blatently state your answer and back it up and I'll be satisfied, rather than skirting around the issue.
Howman didn't mention Armstrong at all in the interview as published by Benson. Had he done so and that quote actually does refer to LA then I would suggest that the case is moving ahead well and my suspicions are wrong. That's why I'm interested.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/howman-landis-allegations-could-be-possible“Everyone wishes it finishes months ago but what we do know is that we’re not talking about doping, we’re talking about fraud. Doping is part of the fraud but it’s the fraud that goes to a very high degree of money so we’re not talking about dollars and cents, we’re talking about millions of dollars and involving people higher up than athletes so it’s pretty important we get it right.”
“And I don’t think anyone will be charged with fraud unless it’s right. So I guess they have to make sure they have their ducks in a row and then pull the trigger.”
Dr. Maserati said:What a surprise, Howman was indeed talking about the Armstrong investigation and not just ducks:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/howman-landis-allegations-could-be-possible
Dr. Maserati said:What a surprise, Howman was indeed talking about the Armstrong investigation and not just ducks:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/howman-landis-allegations-could-be-possible
Mambo95 said:Now, I see the context I can see that he was referring to the Armstrong case but also he says has no first hand information of what's happening. So who knows what's going on.
thehog said:No he said he had no first hand information on Postal's doping thus he doesn't need to speak with the FDA - ie he can't give THEM first hand information.
Mambo95 said:And that was all I was asking for right from the start, but the rabid 'If you're not with us, you're against us' attitude of some posters went into overdrive rather than having an adult discussion.
Now, I see the context I can see that he was referring to the Armstrong case but also he says has no first hand information of what's happening. So who knows what's going on.
Dr. Maserati said:What a surprise, Howman was indeed talking about the Armstrong investigation and not just ducks:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/howman-landis-allegations-could-be-possible
Mambo95 said:Yeah, you're probably right. Self-deprevation kicking in, I'm afraid.
I still remain very unconvinced that this case will yield that results that many of you crave.
Cimacoppi48 said:Soon. Very Soon. Let's just hope they make all of the defendants do the perp walk.
“Everyone wishes it finishes months ago but what we do know is that we’re not talking about doping, we’re talking about fraud. Doping is part of the fraud but it’s the fraud that goes to a very high degree of money so we’re not talking about dollars and cents, we’re talking about millions of dollars and involving people higher up than athletes so it’s pretty important we get it right.”
“And I don’t think anyone will be charged with fraud unless it’s right. So I guess they have to make sure they have their ducks in a row and then pull the trigger.”
Mambo95 said:I still remain very unconvinced that this case will yield that results that many of you crave.
Mambo95 said:quote actually does refer to LA then I would suggest that the case is moving ahead well and my suspicions are wrong. That's why I'm interested.
Race Radio said:Been saying this for months
Polish said:Howman is as clueless as you.
He has no idea as to how the GJ is progressing/not progressing.
And that is good. The way it is supposed to be.
At least Howman admits that it is taking longer than he thought.
"Getting the ducks in a row" is his guess as to why it is taking so long....
There is only old news in this latest interview with Howman.
From last November.
Oldman said:C'mon Polecat...you know a press runup when you see it. Sounds to me like Howman is fluffing the media for what's coming next. Let's see...fraud, bribery, international distribution, money transfers; it all sounds so familiar. Must mean something's about to happen.
Polish said:Howman is as clueless as you.
He has no idea as to how the GJ is progressing/not progressing.
And that is good. The way it is supposed to be.
At least Howman admits that it is taking longer than he thought.
"Getting the ducks in a row" is his guess as to why it is taking so long....
There is only old news in this latest interview with Howman.
From last November.
Polish said:Howman is as clueless as you.
He has no idea as to how the GJ is progressing/not progressing.
And that is good. The way it is supposed to be.
At least Howman admits that it is taking longer than he thought.
"Getting the ducks in a row" is his guess as to why it is taking so long....
There is only old news in this latest interview with Howman.
From last November.
"I’ve not met with the enquirers. I don’t think I need to meet with them. I’ve not got first hand information, just second and third hand information which is not as good as the real thing," Howman admitted.
