andy1234 said:Your second guessing yourself so many times you dont know which way is up.
Give yourself a break and either ignore the post or contribute something meaningful. Polite enough for you?
Yep, BPC.
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andy1234 said:Your second guessing yourself so many times you dont know which way is up.
Give yourself a break and either ignore the post or contribute something meaningful. Polite enough for you?
TeamSkyFans said:warm welcome to a forum member guys..
I dislike armstrong because he is an arrogant peice of crap that thinks he is more important than cycling. I dislike armstrong because he lied about how he got cancer. I dislike armstrong because he attempted to dominate us cycling governing bodies for his own benefits (ie. covering up his own doping), i dislike armstrong because he goes over the top claiming he is clean, i dislike armstrong for using his kids, and even his unborn baby (who has a twitter account) as media tools, i dislike armstrong because he is a womanizing peice of crap, do i need to go on?
MacRoadie said:Yep, BPC.
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CycloErgoSum said:Ullrich deserves no kudos either, but he hasn't attempted to build an empire based on lies and intimidation of others. By all accounts he's a fairly likable, humble guy. Virenque is a POS mummy's-boy who at least had the sense to get out of everyone's face when his time was up. And as for Pantani, well he's a reason why Texarse needs to be brought down: Armstrong prospers, Pantani's dead.
It is unfair to make some suffer for their sins whilst others get away with it. It's a psychological fact of humans - we like fairness. If the biggest fish can be brought down, alog with the corrupt organisation that protects him, then it's a clear message that no one is safe to dope.
TeamSkyFans said:so bpc has been sitting on an unused account since april.. Not everyone who says something you dont agree with or think is stupid is BPC
You guys are idiots sometimes. He asked a question, if you cant be bothered to answer then dont even bother clicking reply.
Pack mentality in action again
Bringing down Armstrong may do more to undermine the sport than to help it though. Would it not alienate so many interested parties that it may never recover?
TeamSkyFans said:so bpc has been sitting on an unused account since april.. Not everyone who says something you dont agree with or think is stupid is BPC
You guys are idiots sometimes. He asked a question, if you cant be bothered to answer then dont even bother clicking reply.
Pack mentality in action again
Thoughtforfood said:I just made a youtube video to answer your question. This is my coming out party for the forum.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIyHtPW96aQ&feature=related
andy1234 said:I would argue that sport is inherintly unfair. The strongest, most dominant, most aggressive individual is most often the winner.
I think that the sport as a whole is definately cleaner, riders are riding clean and more importantly winning clean. Bringing down Armstrong may do more to undermine the sport than to help it though. Would it not alienate so many interested parties that it may never recover?
TeamSkyFans said:warm welcome to a forum member guys..
I dislike armstrong because he is an arrogant peice of crap that thinks he is more important than cycling. I dislike armstrong because he lied about how he got cancer. I dislike armstrong because he attempted to dominate us cycling governing bodies for his own benefits (ie. covering up his own doping), i dislike armstrong because he goes over the top claiming he is clean, i dislike armstrong for using his kids, and even his unborn baby (who has a twitter account) as media tools, i dislike armstrong because he is a womanizing peice of crap, do i need to go on?
andy1234 said:I would argue that sport is inherintly unfair. The strongest, most dominant, most aggressive individual is most often the winner.
I think that the sport as a whole is definately cleaner, riders are riding clean and more importantly winning clean. Bringing down Armstrong may do more to undermine the sport than to help it though. Would it not alienate so many interested parties that it may never recover?
ThaiPanda said:I've avoided this whack thread but this is too much.
"Inherently unfair", because the "strongest, most dominant, most aggressive individual is most often the winner"? Yes, it sux a Mr. Rogers character putting out 200 watts max. can't be competive in bike racing. It is inherently unfair the blind academy team can't win the world cup as well I bet.
This is the problem. We need to do away with stronger aggressive competitors in sport and we can all just hold hands and sing songs. PEDs would have no effect on that so problem solved.
But, I don't follow. How can bringing down LA, who I assume has the characteristics that make things "inherently" unfair, hurt the sport? We want a fair sport. Replace LA with PeeWee Herman and it is all good, sans public displays of inherently aggressive behavior.
TeamSkyFans said:so bpc has been sitting on an unused account since april.. Not everyone who says something you dont agree with or think is stupid is BPC
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Darryl Webster said:I dislike him for offering false hope of a "cure" for cancer.
Cell mutations will always be a step ahead and be unpredictable.
The best "cure" for cancer already exists as there are societies around the globe were cancer is as rare as the proverbial Hens teath. Why?
Cancer is endemic in most Western societies. Why?
The answers to those questions are the answers to cancer reduction and realy shouldnt be difficult to figure out.
Perhaps by "cure " whats realy meant is big profits for pharmacutical companies for whom a genuine cure, if it were ever possible would be a disaster!
My Grandmother @ Father are dead from cancer, sister and aunt both in remission so my thoughts on the subject are not insensitive ramblings of somone not effected.
I dislike him for courting association with George Bush , war criminal and lieing scumbag.
I dislike him for the stranglehold he held over cycling for so long both in the manner of his racing tactics and use of and beniffiting from the performance of now proven dopers. For the obviousness of his fraud..simple to understand blood value figures, the known % gains of EPO now known to be used by his competitors means the figurs just dont add up. Superman was fiction.
I dislike him for the bullying and sheer abject brazenness of it all.
I pitty him cus he`s a sociapath and as such he doesnt realy have self awareness and concience the way those without a pathology do.
Its important to remember a pathology doesnt mean stupid and that the world is by and large ran by people who can be very easily identified with the use of DSM http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diagnostic_and_Statistical_Manual_of_Mental_Disorders
However to be formally diagnosed theres realy only a few ways, murder or extreem violence , very obvious disability, voluntry admission and seeking of diagnossis being the main ones.
Most go undiagnosed and most remain pretty harmless.
But if they gain power, in business , politics, media , sport etc well were all the loser for that ..oh ******...they have
andy1234 said:Genuine question...
I'm interested in why people are soooo anti Armstrong. It seems like some people spend a huge amount of time thinking about, posting about and arguing about the possible wrong doings of the guy.
Now we all know that many other riders have been practicing the same methods and denials but no one attracts the same sort of venom as Armstrong.
I personally believe that most of the stories about Armstrong and others are true, but it doesn't bring me to hate the guy.
If he directly affected the quality of my life, I would probably feel a lot stronger, If I was a "clean" pro riding against him, I would probably feel different also, but I'm not, and neither are the people who post so much about him.
So whats YOUR reasoning behind the time and energy spent posting about him?
andy1234 said:Genuine question...
I'm interested in why people are soooo anti Armstrong. It seems like some people spend a huge amount of time thinking about, posting about and arguing about the possible wrong doings of the guy.
Now we all know that many other riders have been practicing the same methods and denials but no one attracts the same sort of venom as Armstrong.
I personally believe that most of the stories about Armstrong and others are true, but it doesnt bring me to hate the guy.
If he directly affected the quality of my life, I would probably feel a lot stronger, If I was a "clean" pro riding against him, I would probabaly feel different also, but I'm not, and neither are the people who post so much about him.
So whats YOUR reasoning behind the time and energy spent posting about him?
andy1234 said:Now this is why I started this thread! It still surprises me that Armstrong brings out such a response (even though I agree with your diagnosis).
BTW Im surprised nobody has accused you of "pretending" to be Darryl Webster
Big GMaC said:There is so much fail in this thread it may be win.
That answer to Kimmage is looking pretty funny now, esp the Floyd stuff.
Also Seven Straight = BPC.
Calling it in one. (Publicus style) Troll Hunting Team
Dr. Maserati said:Correct - which is why I am not bothering to respond to his drivel.