Burn Pro Cycling said:Is there footage of it? Sounds like he dealt with it the right way to me. You can't let these do-gooders get the better of you. He's not a politican who needs votes.
Burn Pro Cycling said:You're obviously new to the sport. I can understand doping is shocking to someone like yourself who has just discovered pro cycling, but after you've been on google for a few minutes you'll quickly discover that most of the GC guys have had some sort of programme for 20 years or so, and even before that doping was utterly rampant. It was the legend Eddie Merckx that introduced Armstrong to his doctor.
This doesn't mean that the sport doesn't need to clean up, and most people believe it is well on the right road to doing that, but trying to pretend Armstrong is some sort of fraud just belies ignorance about the nature of the sport during the period he won his tours.
Once you understand this you'll realise it's wrong to witch hunt Armstrong. Believe me, it may not seem like it now, but you'll be kicking yourself.
flicker said:When someone throws a shoe at you or calls you something I kind of like making a joke. The heckler is always pointing at him or herself. A shoe thrower or a nazi bookburner is never a do gooder. They are hiding from themselves. Better to give them no energy. Our native americans used banishment.
flicker said:I personally like how GW Bush handled the Iraqi Journalist shoe thrower. With humor and grace. Poor form by Lance to call the heckler out.
Burn Pro Cycling said:What's new about it?
Beech Mtn said:LA at the Tour of Luxembourg looking 110 years old and doing some comfort eating
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Yea, it's called bleomycin/etoposide/cisplatin. The magical drug cocktail that cures about 90% of testicular cancer.Cerberus said:Don't be ridiculous. If some sort of magical cancer curing, super power giving drug cocktail existed 15 years ago it would be widely known by now.
Moose McKnuckles said:I don't see a mark on him from that ToC crash.
richwagmn said:Anyone else struck by the sort of cult like following of LA? The guy is almost a religious figure to many of his admirers. Sort of a messiah who came back from the dead to conquer the TDF.
I've never really understood this. I love and follow several sports but I can't recall ever seeing the participants as anything more than... well... sport participants. They're excellent at what they do - play sport. But I don't see them as some sort of super humans that deserve any more admiration beyond what they get for being good at their occupation.
But Lance's fans are different. There's a real dedication to this guy that I have a hard time understanding. What is it that causes some of his fans to be so dedicated to this guy?
rata de sentina said:Yea, it's called bleomycin/etoposide/cisplatin. The magical drug cocktail that cures about 90% of testicular cancer.
Beech Mtn said:LA at the Tour of Luxembourg looking 110 years old and doing some comfort eating
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Oldman said:On the Master's doping thread I was postulating the long term effect of HGH, Testosterone when it's been prescribed for rejuvenation; that the long term effects might be just taxing the overall potential as opposed to simply playing/training hard & healthy, enjoying the benefits of a real life. This would be the example of which?
flicker said:Lannce looks lean and mean putting the hurt on the youngsters. He is having fun. HGH can it be detected? I gotta get me some.
Moose McKnuckles said:I don't see a mark on him from that ToC crash.
Publicus said:Where is that being reported?
Moose McKnuckles said:I don't see a mark on him from that ToC crash.
Barrus said:Too be quite honest, I think he looks frail, not weak, but frail.
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