Oh, shut up!

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A.J. Smith, winner of the Race2Replace, says drug use is rampant and
cycling is the world's dirtiest sport.

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/sfl-splocalfeat07xdec07,0,3652948.story?coll=sfla-sports-front

Apparently he's never heard of high school football!

Fred

[nobody]

On 7 Dec 2006 10:54:37 -0800, wrote:

>A.J. Smith, winner of the Race2Replace, says drug use is rampant and
>cycling is the world's dirtiest sport.
>
>http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/sfl-splocalfeat07xdec07,0,3652948.story?coll=sfla-sports-front
>
>Apparently he's never heard of high school football!
>
>Fred

Though there's a lot of truth in that, we're reminded of Rumšas, with some
chagrin.

[Stu Fleming]

nobody wrote:

> Though there's a lot of truth in that, we're reminded of Rumšas, with some
> chagrin.
>
>

Chagrin? Panache? Where will it end?

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nobody wrote:
> On 7 Dec 2006 10:54:37 -0800, wrote:
>
> >A.J. Smith, winner of the Race2Replace, says drug use is rampant and
> >cycling is the world's dirtiest sport.
> >
> >http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/sfl-splocalfeat07xdec07,0,3652948.story?coll=sfla-sports-front
> >
> >Apparently he's never heard of high school football!
> >
> >Fred
>
> Though there's a lot of truth in that, we're reminded of Rumšas, with some
> chagrin.

The point is, who cares what the winner of Race2Replace has to say. He
seems a bit wholier than thou with his declaration that he won't be
affiliated with the Disco team since they've signed Basso.

BFD. Last I checked, Basso hasn't been charged with anything, much
less convicted.

Fred

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This sport is the dirtiest sport in the world," Smith said. "There is
no other sport that even comes close to the amount of drug use that is
going on




So how does A.J. know about "other sports" drug use? The article does
not mention anything about him playing baseball,football,track and
field,or any other sport but yet young A.J. feels as though he is an
authority on prevelance of drugs in all other sports.Sometimes these
young cyclists tend to shoot of their mouth before they engage their
brain.

[RicodJour]

wrote:
> This sport is the dirtiest sport in the world," Smith said. "There is
> no other sport that even comes close to the amount of drug use that is
> going on
>
>
> So how does A.J. know about "other sports" drug use? The article does
> not mention anything about him playing baseball,football,track and
> field,or any other sport but yet young A.J. feels as though he is an
> authority on prevelance of drugs in all other sports.Sometimes these
> young cyclists tend to shoot of their mouth before they engage their
> brain.

Those fifteen minutes of fame race right by. There might not be time
for him to engage the brain before he is no longer in the waning
spotlight. Oops! Too late.

R

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wrote:
> nobody wrote:
> > On 7 Dec 2006 10:54:37 -0800, wrote:
> >
> > >A.J. Smith, winner of the Race2Replace, says drug use is rampant and
> > >cycling is the world's dirtiest sport.
> > >
> > >http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/sfl-splocalfeat07xdec07,0,3652948.story?coll=sfla-sports-front
> > >
> > >Apparently he's never heard of high school football!
> > >
> > >Fred
> >
> > Though there's a lot of truth in that, we're reminded of Rumšas, with some
> > chagrin.
>
> The point is, who cares what the winner of Race2Replace has to say. He
> seems a bit wholier than thou with his declaration that he won't be
> affiliated with the Disco team since they've signed Basso.


dumbass,

i've also refused to ride for discovery since they hired basso. i hope
they learn their lesson.

[Donald Munro]

fred.garvin wrote:
> The point is, who cares what the winner of Race2Replace has to say. He
> seems a bit wholier than thou with his declaration that he won't be
> affiliated with the Disco team since they've signed Basso.

Wholier than thou ? Sounds like a master fatty.

Anyway you could say Basso won the Race2Replace.

[Donald Munro]

nobody wrote:
>> Though there's a lot of truth in that, we're reminded of Rumšas, with some
>> chagrin.

Stu Fleming wrote:
> Chagrin? Panache? Where will it end?

Have you tried any esprit de corps . I'm told joie de vivre is pretty good
**** too; perhaps Edita had some before driving over the border.

[Michael Press]

In article >,
Stu Fleming > wrote:

> nobody wrote:
>
> > Though there's a lot of truth in that, we're reminded of Rums�as, with some
> > chagrin.
> >
> >
>
> Chagrin? Panache? Where will it end?

It will transit cheapgin&redbull before the end as
Sol's atmosphere engulfs Earth.

--
Michael Press