TheLegend Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 so? they could call it tit-for-tat? a bit belated' date=' admittedly...[/quote']You may even get a rise out of Legend just so long as he doesn't get the tat. i see a "would greece help...?" question in there somewhere. can you please formulate all this in plain-let-the-slow-one-understand english please? and: don't let this thread cross the white line please!
jabbathemutt007 Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 so? they could call it tit-for-tat? a bit belated' date=' admittedly...[/quote']You may even get a rise out of Legend just so long as he doesn't get the tat. i see a "would greece help...?" question in there somewhere. can you please formulate all this in plain-let-the-slow-one-understand english please? and: don't let this thread cross the white line please! tit = http://www.dict.cc/english-german/nipple.html
Pieter Henning Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 It seems like Bernard Kohl' date=' Gerolsteiner and 3rd in the Tour posted a non negative for CERA according to cyclingnews[/quote']I'm not really surprised. Sad hey. Wonder when the CSC riders will get their 'News Flash'? I wonder if they will. Maybe the teams with their so-called 'independent anti-doping programmes' had a warning on the developement of the CERA test. I mean that Damsgaard guy must be in the loop, knowing what advances are being made in dope controls. The pattern so far has been CERA positives mostly in 'smaller' teams (Gerolsteiner, CSF-Navigare, Barloworld, Saunier-Duval Scott). Hope I'm wrong, but I think the bigger teams won't be linked to doping by testing urine/blood - They'll only get caught be thorough investigations of bank accounts, phone records, etc. which is fairly unlikely to happen.
TheLegend Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 so? they could call it tit-for-tat? a bit belated' date=' admittedly...[/quote']You may even get a rise out of Legend just so long as he doesn't get the tat. i see a "would greece help...?" question in there somewhere. can you please formulate all this in plain-let-the-slow-one-understand english please? and: don't let this thread cross the white line please! tit = http://www.dict.cc/english-german/nipple.html thanx, but a tit I know. I mean, many of them I know but what's the tat? Like the french tet-a-t? (spelling)TheLegend2008-10-13 12:30:59
Owen Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 They should send them all to jail.............. Let some dude give them some pressure in jail
Tumbleweed Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 so? they could call it tit-for-tat? a bit belated' date=' admittedly...[/quote']You may even get a rise out of Legend just so long as he doesn't get the tat. i see a "would greece help...?" question in there somewhere. can you please formulate all this in plain-let-the-slow-one-understand english please?and: don't let this thread cross the white line please! i am drawing a picture as we speak...kids took the crayons with them, so i will be colour-challenged*. *i have a fetching orange crayola, will that do?
TheLegend Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 so? they could call it tit-for-tat? a bit belated' date=' admittedly...[/quote']You may even get a rise out of Legend just so long as he doesn't get the tat. i see a "would greece help...?" question in there somewhere. can you please formulate all this in plain-let-the-slow-one-understand english please?and: don't let this thread cross the white line please! i am drawing a picture as we speak...kids took the crayons with them, so i will be colour-challenged*. *i have a fetching orange crayola, will that do?Use a sharp-pointed pencil so all the details are clearly visibile. Thanx.Pls don't let the kids see the drawing!
Tumbleweed Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 so? they could call it tit-for-tat? a bit belated' date=' admittedly...[/quote']You may even get a rise out of Legend just so long as he doesn't get the tat. i see a "would greece help...?" question in there somewhere. can you please formulate all this in plain-let-the-slow-one-understand english please?and: don't let this thread cross the white line please!tit = http://www.dict.cc/english-german/nipple.html thanx, but a tit I know. I mean, many of them I know ? but what's the tat? Like the french tet-a-t? (spelling) i tought i taw a puddy tat, i deed, i deed...
Cruxpearl Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 It seems like Bernard Kohl' date=' Gerolsteiner and 3rd in the Tour posted a non negative for CERA according to cyclingnews[/quote']I'm not really surprised. Sad hey. Wonder when the CSC riders will get their 'News Flash'? I wonder if they will. Maybe the teams with their so-called 'independent anti-doping programmes' had a warning on the developement of the CERA test. I mean that Damsgaard guy must be in the loop, knowing what advances are being made in dope controls. The pattern so far has been CERA positives mostly in 'smaller' teams (Gerolsteiner, CSF-Navigare, Barloworld, Saunier-Duval Scott). Hope I'm wrong, but I think the bigger teams won't be linked to doping by testing urine/blood - They'll only get caught be thorough investigations of bank accounts, phone records, etc. which is fairly unlikely to happen. Don't think Barloworld guy tested positive for CERA, I think he just got caught off guard on random test on Normal EPO... If I remember correctly
Tumbleweed Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 so? they could call it tit-for-tat? a bit belated' date=' admittedly...[/quote']You may even get a rise out of Legend just so long as he doesn't get the tat. i see a "would greece help...?" question in there somewhere. can you please formulate all this in plain-let-the-slow-one-understand english please?and: don't let this thread cross the white line please! i am drawing a picture as we speak...kids took the crayons with them, so i will be colour-challenged*. *i have a fetching orange crayola, will that do?Use a sharp-pointed pencil so all the details are clearly visibile. Thanx.Pls don't let the kids see the drawing! dude, their drawings are more anatomically correct than mine. the eldest, searching for pics of vegetables for a geography project, went to the pile of gq's rather than the "daily mail" magazines. he was quiet for a while, then asked: "dad, did you ever donkey punch mom...?" i was flabberghasted...
TheLegend Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 so? they could call it tit-for-tat? a bit belated' date=' admittedly...[/quote']You may even get a rise out of Legend just so long as he doesn't get the tat. i see a "would greece help...?" question in there somewhere. can you please formulate all this in plain-let-the-slow-one-understand english please?and: don't let this thread cross the white line please! i am drawing a picture as we speak...kids took the crayons with them, so i will be colour-challenged*. *i have a fetching orange crayola, will that do?Use a sharp-pointed pencil so all the details are clearly visibile. Thanx.Pls don't let the kids see the drawing! dude, their drawings are more anatomically correct than mine. the eldest, searching for pics of vegetables for a geography project, went to the pile of gq's rather than the "daily mail" magazines. he was quiet for a while, then asked: "dad, did you ever donkey punch mom...?" i was flabberghasted...
jabbathemutt007 Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 dude' date=' their drawings are more anatomically correct than mine. the eldest, searching for pics of vegetables for a geography project, went to the pile of gq's rather than the "daily mail" magazines. he was quiet for a while, then asked: "dad, did you ever donkey punch mom...?" i was flabberghasted... [/quote'] I trust the geography teacher was sufficiently impressed to give him full marks.
Canaris Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 dude' date=' their drawings are more anatomically correct than mine. the eldest, searching for pics of vegetables for a geography project, went to the pile of gq's rather than the "daily mail" magazines. he was quiet for a while, then asked: "dad, did you ever donkey punch mom...?" i was flabberghasted...??? [/quote']I trust the geography teacher was sufficiently impressed to give him full marks. considering what else appears in the GQ, you lucky he only asked you about "donkey punches".
Tumbleweed Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 dude' date=' their drawings are more anatomically correct than mine. the eldest, searching for pics of vegetables for a geography project, went to the pile of gq's rather than the "daily mail" magazines. he was quiet for a while, then asked: "dad, did you ever donkey punch mom...?" i was flabberghasted... [/quote']I trust the geography teacher was sufficiently impressed to give him full marks. apparently his life skills teacher thinks he has a good grasp on popular vernacular.
linnega Posted October 13, 2008 Posted October 13, 2008 I enjoyed the sarcasm in the Cyclingnews report where Holczer was pretty confident that his "cheering" team had only one CERA user.
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