The funny bit about this appalling episode is bike handler extroadinaire Dawg going to the kindy to do bike tricks on the ramps
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was raising my eyebrowes there as wellsittingbison said:The funny bit about this appalling episode is bike handler extroadinaire Dawg going to the kindy to do bike tricks on the ramps
deValtos said:The act of Froome stealing from kids is pretty screwed up and signals a bad omen for what was/is to come ...
As for feeding a rabbit to a snake though ? Comon man, this kind of attitude ****es me off more than nearly anything, people are fine with squishing live spiders and all assortment of bugs, people don't care what animals they eat as long as they're not witness to the killings (it's ok if you're not there right??) ...
... you care about that or only just enough to tell someone to "seek help" and call them "sick" despite 99% of society being accomplices to bigger BS while they actively seek to desensitize themselves from it all.
Seriously not cool man Sorry but this really annoyed me, this 100% the typical attitude of society, so much hpyicrosy/double standards.
Fzotrlool said:Made this for you!
rainman said:I always thought Froome was a pleasant enough character from his post race interviews. The insights from this book have shown a totally different side. For a youngster to feed live rabbits, stolen from a kindergarten, to his pet snake reveal a completely depraved, sick young person, who badly needs phsychiatric help.
I find it amazing that he would actually let the world know all about it in a book. Didn't Walsh advise him not to?
Whats in the follow up? How I got popped unfairly and then when Cound dumped me I abducted her and left her all night in the same room as a bunch of pythons? hey Walshie, this ones a keeper!
deValtos said:The act of Froome stealing from kids is pretty screwed up and signals a bad omen for what was/is to come ...
As for feeding a rabbit to a snake though ? Comon man, this kind of attitude ****es me off more than nearly anything, people are fine with squishing live spiders and all assortment of bugs, people don't care what animals they eat as long as they're not witness to the killings (it's ok if you're not there right??) ...
... you care about that or only just enough to tell someone to "seek help" and call them "sick" despite 99% of society being accomplices to bigger BS while they actively seek to desensitize themselves from it all.
Seriously not cool man Sorry but this really annoyed me, this 100% the typical attitude of society, so much hpyicrosy/double standards.
sittingbison said:The funny bit about this appalling episode is bike handler extroadinaire Dawg going to the kindy to do bike tricks on the ramps
Fzotrlool said:Yeah, and they were even beloved pets of toddlers and kindergarteners. Worst self-promotion ever.
rainman said:I always thought Froome was a pleasant enough character from his post race interviews. The insights from this book have shown a totally different side. For a youngster to feed live rabbits, stolen from a kindergarten, to his pet snake reveal a completely depraved, sick young person, who badly needs phsychiatric help.
I find it amazing that he would actually let the world know all about it in a book. Didn't Walsh advise him not to?
Whats in the follow up? How I got popped unfairly and then when Cound dumped me I abducted her and left her all night in the same room as a bunch of pythons? hey Walshie, this ones a keeper!
sittingbison said:The funny bit about this appalling episode is bike handler extroadinaire Dawg going to the kindy to do bike tricks on the ramps
keeponrollin said:Ah now people you're over-reacting....
I mean, he could have been worse ... he could have been feeding the occasional toddler to his pythons
Fzotrlool said:Hatim @NeoAeon7 · 25 min.
Soo.. Kreuziger is the first rabbit to get eaten by the python (UCI)...who will be the next rabbit to be caught by Froome?
Genius!
sittingbison said:The funny bit about this appalling episode is bike handler extroadinaire Dawg going to the kindy to do bike tricks on the ramps
And that's coming from someone who defends a man who steals pet rabbits from kindergartens?JimmyFingers said:You don't have every high standards, do you...
Fzotrlool said:And that's coming from someone who defends a man who steals pet rabbits from kindergartens?
Take a look around you, the public opinion about Froome is very negative. Especially on foreign boards, FB commentary and cycling magazines. Do you really want to sink with the Sky ship?
Fzotrlool said:And that's coming from someone who defends a man who steals pet rabbits from kindergartens?
Take a look around you, the public opinion about Froome is very negative. Especially on foreign boards, FB commentary and cycling magazines. Do you really want to sink with the Sky ship?
Based on your posts, you alternate between being a passive concern troll and a full-blown cheerleader. Every time someone attacks Froome, you're going to retaliate. An emotional bond.JimmyFingers said:Stop being daft, I've only seen you ranting and raving here five minutes. I suggest you read a few more of my posts before putting words into my mouth and motives into my head. Your agenda is clear, and it is equally clear you have no idea of mine.
thehog said:Indeed it does exist. In several parts. He innocent murdering or fluffy rabbits...
Precisely. The perceived horror of the story apparently never occurred to him either. Very telling.hrotha said:Here's the kicker though: he put that bit in his biography, and framed it as if to cast a positive light on him and his determination. He thought the story of stealing live fuzzy animals from toddlers and feeding them to his snakes could be spun in a positive light. That, to me, is very telling.
And didn't it ever occur to him that that is the obvious question raised by his own biography? He acknowledges that there simply had to be another way to go about acquiring snake food, but seemed incapable of exploring those options himself.Afrank said:Didn't it ever occur to him that he might not need to feed stolen rabbits to them if his mother was able to feed them when he was away without stealing rabbits?
LaFlorecita said:As if I needed even more reason to dislike him. He stole little children's rabbits, and fed them to his pythons? Wtf.