mewmewmew13 said:Gosh!
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Travis is awesome!
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And more handsome than the last exact picture from before!!
mewmewmew13 said:Gosh!
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Travis is awesome!
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spessx said:He probably even used drugs to beat cancer. What a ******.
frenchfry said:Reading that really makes me wish there was going to be a public hearing. It would have been great to get the nitty gritty detail about all that trafficing, administering, and all the rest. When the facts come out in some kind of document they won't have the same effect.
MarkvW said:The majority? You're kidding me. The majority either doesn't care about Lance, or thinks he's a doper.
MarkvW said:http://www.usada.org/media/sanction-armstrong8242012
"As noted above, Mr. Armstrong challenged the arbitration process in federal court. In response, the court found that “the USADA arbitration rules, which largely follow those of the American Arbitration Association (AAA) are sufficiently robust to satisfy the requirements of due process.” USADA’s rules provide that where an athlete or other person is sanctioned because they fail to contest USADA’s charges in arbitration, the sanction shall not be reopened or subject to appeal unless the athlete or other person can demonstrate that he did not receive actual or constructive notice of the opportunity to contest the sanction. Because Mr. Armstrong could have had a hearing before neutral arbitrators to contest USADA’s evidence and sanction and he voluntarily chose not to do so, USADA’s sanction is final."
This is pretty tight. There is no further appeal and the UCI cannot weasel out of this without losing all credibility (and Olympic participation).
I think people can start making high quality DopeStrong bike jerseys without fear of getting sued now! I want me a DopeStrong jersey!
Scott SoCal said:Just finished up listening to the Dan Patrick (sports radio talk) show. He interviewed Travis Tygart at the top of the hour then took several phone calls from his audience.
If this is represents the prevailing opinion, Lance will be bigger and more important than ever. Kind of hard to believe the machinations people will go through to continue to gleefully defend and accept a total fraud.
Really unbelievable.
frenchfry said:So far no is ahead at 56%
GJB123 said:If this had been done 5 years ago no would have been much further ahead. It is still shifting in the right direction.
Eyeballs Out said:What's the reasoning for the 1st Aug '98 cut off ?
FoxxyBrown1111 said:Officially: The population is infected with approx. 46% idiots.
http://espn.go.com/sportsnation/polls
Sad, but OTOH that should be no surprise when people elect the same political parties again and again, even tough they get lied & cheated at again and again.
FoxxyBrown1111 said:Officially: The population is infected with approx. 46% idiots.
http://espn.go.com/sportsnation/polls
Sad, but OTOH that should be no surprise when people elect the same political parties again and again, even tough they get lied & cheated at again and again.
DirtyWorks said:I don't know if this has been posted already, but that Anna Zimmerman blogger missed hitting the side of a barn with a not certain he's guilty, done so much for the sport, blah blah blah.
http://150wattsofawesome.blogspot.com/2012/08/lance-armstrong-applies-for-martyr_24.html
That's where this is going, not the straight-up guilty he's actually earned. I heard the same tripe out of an NPR show. Another doping scandal awaits.
DirtyWorks said:I don't know if this has been posted already, but that Anna Zimmerman blogger missed hitting the side of a barn with a not certain he's guilty, done so much for the sport, blah blah blah.
http://150wattsofawesome.blogspot.com/2012/08/lance-armstrong-applies-for-martyr_24.html
That's where this is going, not the straight-up guilty he's actually earned. I heard the same tripe out of an NPR show. Another doping scandal awaits.
Fortyninefourteen said:Actually that is pretty good. Not that long ago, if you were not a cyclist you believed in the myth.
When Nike, Trek, Oakley etc see these polls, they will not go unnoticed.
Eyeballs Out said:What's the reasoning for the 1st Aug '98 cut off ?
Eyeballs Out said:What's the reasoning for the 1st Aug '98 cut off ?
frenchfry said:http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/early-lead/post/poll-is-lance-armstrong-guilty-of-doping/2012/08/24/d7733ce6-eded-11e1-afd6-f55f84bc0c41_blog.html
So far no is ahead at 56%
mewmewmew13 said:I'm sorry but this has pretty well defined this blogger for me..
It seems IMHO that she sometimes goes with the prevailing winds in a calculated effort to drive up interest in her statements. After all, she is trying to sell her book and rise to higher publicity levels for her own purposes.
That's my opinion btw.
After this wishy washy blog I don't think she really put herself out there as much as some fans of hers would like to think she does.
I'm done being interested in what she has to say, even though I really didn't hang on her every word before...
.movin' on.
mewmewmew13 said:I'm sorry but this has pretty well defined this blogger for me..
It seems IMHO that she sometimes goes with the prevailing winds in a calculated effort to drive up interest in her statements. After all, she is trying to sell her book and rise to higher publicity levels for her own purposes.
That's my opinion btw.
After this wishy washy blog I don't think she really put herself out there as much as some fans of hers would like to think she does.
I'm done being interested in what she has to say, even though I really didn't hang on her every word before...
.movin' on.
FoxxyBrown1111 said:Officially: The population is infected with approx. 46% idiots.
http://espn.go.com/sportsnation/polls
Sad, but OTOH that should be no surprise when people elect the same political parties again and again, even tough they get lied & cheated at again and again.
"All these years the Texan wasn't just happy enough just to cheat, he acted like the godfather of the peloton, intimidating the black sheep like Christophe Bassons for example. The moral lessons were on top of the physical intimidation."Pendant toutes ces années, le Texan ne s'est pas contenté de tricher, il s'est comporté en parrain du peloton, intimidant les moutons noirs tels que le français Christophe Basson, par exemple. Les leçons de morale s'ajoutaient aux provocations physiques.