Versus is following up stage coverage with movies

On 6/20/2011 11:03 AM, Frederick the Great wrote:

Looks as if there are not as many LANCE fanboys around here
as I thought.

Lance fanboy: noun, 1. A person who disagrees with Brian Lafferty.

Since BL has not yet entered an opinion in this thread, how do you know
if there are any LA fanboys?

In article , Jimmy July
wrote:

On 6/20/2011 11:03 AM, Frederick the Great wrote:

Looks as if there are not as many LANCE fanboys around here
as I thought.

Lance fanboy: noun, 1. A person who disagrees with Brian Lafferty.

Since BL has not yet entered an opinion in this thread, how do you know
if there are any LA fanboys?

Hm, what right do I have to think, huh?

--
Old Fritz

On Jun 20, 1:16*pm, Jimmy July wrote:
On 6/20/2011 11:03 AM, Frederick the Great wrote:

Looks as if there are not as many LANCE fanboys around here
as I thought.

Lance fanboy: noun, 1. A person who disagrees with Brian Lafferty.

Since BL has not yet entered an opinion in this thread, how do you know
if there are any LA fanboys?

Kill them all; for LANCE will know his own.

Fredmaster Ben

On 6/20/2011 3:47 PM, Frederick the Great wrote:
In , Jimmy
wrote:

On 6/20/2011 11:03 AM, Frederick the Great wrote:

Looks as if there are not as many LANCE fanboys around here
as I thought.

Lance fanboy: noun, 1. A person who disagrees with Brian Lafferty.

Since BL has not yet entered an opinion in this thread, how do you know
if there are any LA fanboys?

Hm, what right do I have to think, huh?


The proper response would be to question BL's definition. Since it was I
who passed it on, your response is unnecessarily reasonable. Throw me a
"****tard", or something.

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On Jun 20, 12:00*am, "Mike Jacoubowsky"

wrote:
"RicodJour" wrote in message

Notably, American Flyers, that seminal work of semi-fiction with
engrossing writing, wonderful acting (other than the people on
screen)
and Alexandra Paul's tits, that has captivated cycling fans
worldwide
(if you include just the US).

Why aren't they showing Stars and Watercarriers, A Sunday in
Hell, The
Triplets of Belleville or something like that? *A real cycling movie
that would keep viewers riveted (with apologies to Phil Liggett) to
their seats.

How can we convince Versus to up the ante to some real movies?
Is there a Freds United non-profit (FU.org) promoting a cycling
agenda?
Could we start a really annoying email campaign?
Snarky YouTube videos?

Any and all suggestions are welcome (unless you're just a
douchebag
with doping issues eating away at your brain). *Thanks.


#1: I'm with Fred(erick the Great) and vote for Dodgeball, even if
you
cut out Lance's part. Great movie

#2: See #1. I don't think any of the great movies you mention
would play
to the VS audience. You brought up yourself one of the reasons
American
Flyers might fit in. But my choice #2 would be Breaking Away.

Two reasons. Two small, pointed, and perky reasons.

R
Well "American Flyer" at least had bicycles in it. And the credits said
Eddie Merckx but I really couldn't watch much of it. Silly writing, bad
acting and the female "leads" were ok looking but particularly lousy
actors. Yes, "A Sunday in Hell" would have been much better, or the
Tripletts.

Jimmy July wrote:
The proper response would be to question BL's definition. Since it was I
who passed it on, your response is unnecessarily reasonable. Throw me a
"****tard", or something.

Most of the ****tards are too fat to throw very far.

On Jun 21, 5:02*am, Simply Fred wrote:
Jimmy July wrote:
The proper response would be to question BL's definition. Since it was I
who passed it on, your response is unnecessarily reasonable. Throw me a
"****tard", or something.

Most of the ****tards are too fat to throw very far.

Those are the cuss-tards.

R