jabbathemutt007

You will need to pay VAT, no customs duties though.

100 bucks to take a fat chick to a club ? Only if your get her drunk enough to put out. The ROI on that one is negative.

100 bucks to take a fat chick to a club ?

I should think it would render itself rather smelly.

For another perspective on this stage see Will Frischkorn who rode in the gruppetto's diary: http://tour-de-france.velonews.com/article/79752/fresh-korn---gruppetto " While I say "rolled in," the gruppetto still has to keep a fairly steady pace most days to stay safely within the time cut. For people familiar with power numbers, on the last two climbs, at 70kgs, that was in the 320-340 watt range for me most of the time. "

Sounds like an ode to Hincapie at Paris Roubaix.

I presume Napalm was being . Actually the TDF organization has jerseys prepared for all the teams that are competing with sponsor detail. Here more info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_jersey and some info on the TDF logistics: http://www.letour.fr/2008/TDF/COURSE/us/histoire_statistiques.html

I presume Napalm was being . Actually the TDF organization has jerseys prepared for all the teams that are competing with sponsor detail.

They prepare yellow jerseys for all the teams complete with sponsor logos.

You used those exact words in a conversation with your wife? Oh dear...yes I did and my 1 year old daughter was in the back seat when I said it....why was I being disrespectful to her or the **** in the golf? Heh' date=' heh... I have done similar on occasion, except my daughter is 6... Now she is the first one to point out bad drivers, and tells me (and anyone else that will listen) that stupid people that don't know how to drive shouldn't be allowed... [/quote'] But do either of them refer to them as a d&&s Only my wife, and she's allowed... Whats everybody got against ****** (plural ?) anyway. They are a perfectly utilitarian part of the anatomy, in fact I am considering starting a **** appreciation society.

It might be better if there were separate bodies for pro and amateur cycling. Some of the UCI rules are obviously aimed at pros and don't make any sense at all for amateurs and some just are just dumbl. Witness that dumb leg warmers rule for example, and race commissars bitching at beginner riders with camelbaks.

That's what many people who describe somebody on the juice as loafing on the beach don 't understand; they normally train harder than anyone else because of the reduced recovery time. Even EPO allows you to train with more intensity for longer.

I doubt if he was riding at 100%. He is a domestique, he was probably saving his legs for later, most of the sprinters other than Hunter were.

Track and Field athletes perhaps, many other pro sports couldn't give a damn. Personally I don't really give a damn either, I hardly watch any of it; even back in the day when I used to run middle distance I only watched the middle distance events, nowadays I might watch the road cycling event if I don't have anything else on. Personally I'm not into presentations from the International Organization for Corruption.

They're not shipping to SA yet.

It can suffer from bling fatigue thought.

What Pro Tour ?

But at least he has now made the prestigious lantern rouge his own.