No apologies necessary

[laudien]

Kunich et al

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.racing/browse_thread/thread/ddf7bf57b68bb36b/aae54b5b21b573a7?lnk=st&q=laudien+hamilton&rnum=4#aae54b5b21b573a7

I'll just settle for an " I told you so" and we can call it even.

Thanks.

>From cyclingnews.com

Finally, El Pais noted that Serrano was not interested in the
clarification of the cases of Santiago Pérez and Tyler Hamilton, who
both tested positive to homologous blood transfusion - same blood
type, different donor. Allegedly, they were both clients of Fuentes
and their blood was stored in his refrigerator. The paper alleged that
Serrano did not investigate the only plausible explanation; that the
blood bags had been confused and that the both cyclists were lucky
that their blood groups were compatible. To date, former teammates
Hamilton and Pérez are the only two cyclists to have tested positive
for homologous blood transfusions.

[Fred Fredburger]

laudien wrote:
> Kunich et al
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.racing/browse_thread/thread/ddf7bf57b68bb36b/aae54b5b21b573a7?lnk=st&q=laudien+hamilton&rnum=4#aae54b5b21b573a7
>
> I'll just settle for an " I told you so" and we can call it even.
>
> Thanks.

I don't think everyone was disagreeing with you in that thread. If you
allow for a minimal amount of sarcasm, your "I told you so" only applies
to Kunich and the Apeman.

Everyone needs something to be proud of.