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Bruce's cognitive dissonance
On Nov 29, 8:17*pm, "Robert" wrote:
"ronaldo_jeremiah" wrote in message ... On Nov 29, 11:50 am, "Robert" wrote: I don't know who they are for the most part, O.K., 'for the most part,' but which ones do you know? Do you find it hard to root for Judith Arndt? I think she is out, right? -rj |
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Bruce's cognitive dissonance
On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 08:17:23 -0800 (PST), ronaldo_jeremiah
wrote: On Nov 29, 8:17*pm, "Robert" wrote: "ronaldo_jeremiah" wrote in message ... On Nov 29, 11:50 am, "Robert" wrote: I don't know who they are for the most part, O.K., 'for the most part,' but which ones do you know? Do you find it hard to root for Judith Arndt? I think she is out, right? And she's a great rider. A great, badass rider. |
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Bruce's cognitive dissonance
"ronaldo_jeremiah" wrote in message ... On Nov 29, 8:17 pm, "Robert" wrote: "ronaldo_jeremiah" wrote in message ... On Nov 29, 11:50 am, "Robert" wrote: I don't know who they are for the most part, O.K., 'for the most part,' but which ones do you know? Do you find it hard to root for Judith Arndt? I think she is out, right? -rj I have never seen Judith Arndt in person cause she has never been to the west coast, I don't think. I haven't seen anything indicating retirement, still captain of Colombia. I don't have time to root for anyone, cause I'm holding the camera. I just get race report details and photos. If riders want to talk about their personal lives, they do so in interviews, but I don't have much time to travel or do interviews. One of the worlds best ever has agreed to do a full candid interview with photos and such, but I'm not sure when I will get time to do it. Perhaps next year. I don't know how long I plan to stay in cycling, as some of these guys have been around forever like Les, Bob or Tom, but I won't even be doing this after a few years time. After I finish up some historical context and publish a book, I am qutting cycling lock stock and barrel, and I won't be looking back. When I enter retirement, I want no obligations, and especially not cycling. Its extremely time consuming to keep up with, and I want to travel for a few years and see the world, including the Pyramids, Smithsonian-Washington DC area, Miss Liberty, visit France and Italy, Ireland and Scotland. I also want to see Alaska and the Ice Glaciers that are breaking away. There is much I want to see yet and do. I'm not a life long diehard for cycling, as other adventures lay ahead. |
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Bruce's cognitive dissonance
"ST" wrote in message ... On 11/30/08 8:06 AM, in article , "MagillaGorilla" wrote: ST wrote: On 11/29/08 10:14 PM, in article , "Howard Kveck" wrote: In article , ST wrote: On 11/29/08 7:50 PM, in article , "Howard Kveck" wrote: Even if it is true that he had a sex change, that isn't gay. They're two different things. Assbag - A sex change changes the sexual organs, it does NOT change a persons sex! Sorry, but that is wrong... Hence..........they are still gay. ...as is that. You seem to assume that transsexuality is overwhelmingly defined by being gay. That isn't true. There are transsexuals who are attracted to the same sex as themselves but those people are in the minority. There's as much range of sexual attration among transsexuals as non-transsexuals. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transse...r_transsexual_ pe ople http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transsexual Assbag new age thinker Howie - It does not matter if you get an addadicktome OR a lopitoffofme..... The DNA and chromosomes are the same.. IF Paul becomes Paula HE still cannot compete in the Olympics as a women. Sure about that? http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/news/story?id=1803423 Magilla New World Order..... Our world is going to hell.......... Stevie, it already did a long time ago. I doubt that cycling will ever recover to the former days of glory. Germany is basically saying **** on it. |
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Bruce's cognitive dissonance
Robert wrote:
"ST" wrote in message ... On 11/30/08 8:06 AM, in article , "MagillaGorilla" wrote: ST wrote: On 11/29/08 10:14 PM, in article , "Howard Kveck" wrote: In article , ST wrote: On 11/29/08 7:50 PM, in article , "Howard Kveck" wrote: Even if it is true that he had a sex change, that isn't gay. They're two different things. Assbag - A sex change changes the sexual organs, it does NOT change a persons sex! Sorry, but that is wrong... Hence..........they are still gay. ...as is that. You seem to assume that transsexuality is overwhelmingly defined by being gay. That isn't true. There are transsexuals who are attracted to the same sex as themselves but those people are in the minority. There's as much range of sexual attration among transsexuals as non-transsexuals. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transse...r_transsexual_ pe ople http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transsexual Assbag new age thinker Howie - It does not matter if you get an addadicktome OR a lopitoffofme..... The DNA and chromosomes are the same.. IF Paul becomes Paula HE still cannot compete in the Olympics as a women. Sure about that? http://sports.espn.go.com/oly/news/story?id=1803423 Magilla New World Order..... Our world is going to hell.......... Stevie, it already did a long time ago. I doubt that cycling will ever recover to the former days of glory. Germany is basically saying **** on it. It would be interesting to find out what the comparative attendence figures will be for the German sixes this winter. |
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Bruce's cognitive dissonance
On Nov 30, 12:24*pm, "Robert" wrote:
"ronaldo_jeremiah" wrote in message ... On Nov 29, 8:17 pm, "Robert" wrote: "ronaldo_jeremiah" wrote in message ... On Nov 29, 11:50 am, "Robert" wrote: I don't know who they are for the most part, O.K., 'for the most part,' but which ones do you know? Do you find it hard to root for Judith Arndt? *I think she is out, right? -rj I have never seen Judith Arndt in person cause she has never been to the west coast, I don't think. I haven't seen anything indicating retirement, still captain of Colombia. I don't have time to root for anyone, cause I'm holding the camera. I just get race report details and photos. If riders want to talk about their personal lives, they do so in interviews, but I don't have much time to travel or do interviews. One of the worlds best ever has agreed to do a full candid interview with photos and such, but I'm not sure when I will get time to do it. Perhaps next year. I don't know how long I plan to stay in cycling, as some of these guys have been around forever like Les, Bob or Tom, but I won't even be doing this after a few years time. After I finish up some historical context and publish a book, I am qutting cycling lock stock and barrel, and I won't be looking back. When I enter retirement, I want no obligations, and especially not cycling. Its extremely time consuming to keep up with, and I want to travel for a few years and see the world, including the Pyramids, Smithsonian-Washington DC area, Miss Liberty, visit France and Italy, Ireland and Scotland. I also want to see Alaska and the Ice Glaciers that are breaking away. There is much I want to see yet and do. I'm not a life long diehard for cycling, as other adventures lay ahead. That's all very interesting, but I'm not sure I understand what the Pyramids have to do with it all. I'm asking how you feel about the fact that a significant proportion of the female peloton is homosexual. You definitely know more about female cycling than almost anyone, so I was wondering if you know of any riders who are definitely 'out.' Also, I want to know if it changes the way you think about a rider if you know she is gay? -rj |
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Bruce's cognitive dissonance
"ronaldo_jeremiah" wrote in message ... I'm asking how you feel about the fact that a significant proportion of the female peloton is homosexual. Probably a much smaller number then you think, but I see bike racers glaring by at high speed behind a camera lens. You definitely know more about female cycling than almost anyone, so I was wondering if you know of any riders who are definitely 'out.' -rj Riders out... Retired... Nathalie Bates Miho Oki Olivia Gollan Vera Carrara Silvia Parietti Oenone Wood Sara Carrigan Christine Thorburn Priska Doppman Magali Le Floc'h Pia Sundstedt Rasa and Jolanta Anke Wichmann Also, I want to know if it changes the way you think about a rider if you know she is gay? It doesn't really matter what I think about that, and they certainly don't care what I think. Like I said, all I see is riders fully clad racing by at glaring speeeeeeeeed! |
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Bruce's cognitive dissonance
Carl Sundquist wrote:
It would be interesting to find out what the comparative attendence figures will be for the German sixes this winter. The Munich Six attendance was flat, leading the promoter to wonder if they will be able to hold it next year. Wah wah, so attendance didn't grow this year, Dieter wants to take his toys and go home. I couldn't go this time due to work commitments and a persistent fever. Plus I wasn't so excited about the pairings, but if I didn't have a fever I would have gone at least on Sunday. |
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Bruce's cognitive dissonance
On Nov 30, 10:24*am, "Robert" wrote:
When I enter retirement, I want no obligations, ... If you are a good and patriotic american, your retirement will be my obligation. |
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