the arms of Nibali are nowwhere the arms of Froome in 2015 i was thinking that they were breaking by themselves
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Froome's arms look bigger than Nibali's here:telencefalus said:the arms of Nibali are nowwhere the arms of Froome in 2015 i was thinking that they were breaking by themselves
If you want to post an image have to copy the link of the image and put it betweentelencefalus said:i don't know how to post image but if you Google froome arms 2015 you could just see from yourself
His arms look the same as Nibali's but I looking at his veins it is clear that Froome is skinnier than he should be compared to Nibali, i.e. Nibali's weight are in proportion to his body type (narrow shoulders) but Froome is skinnier than someone with his body type should be.telencefalus said:many thanks these are froome arms before tour de france 2015
Really, stop the double posting and just edit your previous post. It's getting bloody annoying.telencefalus said:i don't know how to post image but if you Google froome arms 2015 you could just see from yourself
telencefalus said:hello excuse me , this forum go pretty laggy , it's my pc fault so to me is better to quick reply than edit , hope you understand
excuse me but as i said if i do just a post , it will contain things that are not related and because my pc is not very good that the risk that the internet page close himself because internet is not working and i lose all the post so hope you understandRuby United said:telencefalus said:hello excuse me , this forum go pretty laggy , it's my pc fault so to me is better to quick reply than edit , hope you understand
Excuse my directness, but no, I don't understand.
It is incredibly annoying for the hundreds of users who use this site every hour when you fill the comments with short, badly written posts which sound as if you are literally writing your thoughts as they enter your head.
I really don't want to be mean or rude, but please think about what you want to say, write it all out in one post and then edit it if you want to change it.
Well, I don't understand..... and that's a problem.telencefalus said:excuse me but as i said if i do just a post , it will contain things that are not related and because my pc is not very good that the risk that the internet page close himself because internet is not working and i lose all the post so hope you understandRuby United said:telencefalus said:hello excuse me , this forum go pretty laggy , it's my pc fault so to me is better to quick reply than edit , hope you understand
Excuse my directness, but no, I don't understand.
It is incredibly annoying for the hundreds of users who use this site every hour when you fill the comments with short, badly written posts which sound as if you are literally writing your thoughts as they enter your head.
I really don't want to be mean or rude, but please think about what you want to say, write it all out in one post and then edit it if you want to change it.
Jagartrott said:Nibali may not be at his very best, but he's still pretty good and what is important, he's pacing himself very well - today, yesterday in the TT - actually during pretty much all of the stages. That's his racing smarts (+ an extra lesson learnt at this year's Giro).
Jagartrott said:Nibali may not be at his very best, but he's still pretty good and what is important, he's pacing himself very well - today, yesterday in the TT - actually during pretty much all of the stages. That's his racing smarts (+ an extra lesson learnt at this year's Giro).
Carols said:This race is Not over. Nibali can win...Froome is a cracking biohazard.