Floyd Landis and the sick freaks of rsa

On May 26, 9:05 am, comadreja wrote:

snip...

the focus is about how Floyd Landis got up to 11 to one ratio of
testosterone, some it synthetic, in his system, right after one of the
most remarkable comebacks from a previous stage, which he seemed burned
out.

No. Floyd went and nobody followed. By the time the rest of the
contenders got their doped up heads out of their collective asses, it
was too late. Did Floyd dope? Maybe. But, that would not be the
only reason for his comeback and win of the Tour de Farce.

It doesn't really matter. They all ****in' cheat to win.

But, that doesn't really matter either, because doped or not, they are
amazing. It is what it is. Riis will get to keep his '96 TdF crown,
let Landis have his.

My next on-line purchase:

http://store.theonion.com/product_in...roducts_id=190
--
Marty

On May 26, 10:18 am, comadreja wrote:
Doping charges has been rampant rumors and allegations throughout the
years for many riders. Miguel Indurain is another TDF champion that
has allegations still follow him. Mainly it is EPO, that Bjarne Riis has
confess taking for his TDF win in 1997. Much like what got the entire
Festina team kicked off the tour in 1998.

1996. '97 was Jan - another doper.

That said, Armstrong never failed a drug test.

Yes, Lance is very good at everything he does.
--
Marty

On May 27, 1:14 pm, Marty wrote:
On May 26, 10:18 am, comadreja wrote:

Doping charges has been rampant rumors and allegations throughout the
years for many riders. Miguel Indurain is another TDF champion that
has allegations still follow him. Mainly it is EPO, that Bjarne Riis has
confess taking for his TDF win in 1997. Much like what got the entire
Festina team kicked off the tour in 1998.

1996. '97 was Jan - another doper.

That said, Armstrong never failed a drug test.

Yes, Lance is very good at everything he does.
--
Marty

Better than Bode.

On 5/27/07 1:14 PM, in article
, "Marty"
wrote:


That said, Armstrong never failed a drug test.

Yes, Lance is very good at everything he does.
--
Marty

I keep hearing this stuff about Armstrong. It needs to be said that
Armstrong was a serious cancer patient. The chemo and radiation treatments
that this man suffered were beyond horrific. Chemo agents are extremely
dangerous for both the patient and the health care professionals that handle
them. Among the significant side effects is pancytopenia-this means that
blood cell production-both white and red-are suppressed enormously. The
irony of these regimens is that if the disease doesn't kill you, the
treatment will. In the last few years, in order to fight this specific
danger, synthetic erythropoietin was developed to stimulate red blood cell
production. As a nurse, I administer this drug frequently-trade name
Procrit. I cannot address the specific timing of Armstrong's disease
vis-à-vis his first tour win but I can't think of a more legitimate
recipient of Procrit than Lance Armstrong. The fact that he passed every
drug test thrown at him is fabulous. His subsequent activism dealing with
cancer treatment has been great. He's been an inspiration to a large number
of cancer patients. To say otherwise is nonsense.

It's time to put things in their proper perspective.

"Clarencedarrow" wrote in message
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On May 27, 1:14 pm, Marty wrote:
On May 26, 10:18 am, comadreja wrote:

Doping charges has been rampant rumors and allegations throughout the
years for many riders. Miguel Indurain is another TDF champion that
has allegations still follow him. Mainly it is EPO, that Bjarne Riis
has
confess taking for his TDF win in 1997. Much like what got the entire
Festina team kicked off the tour in 1998.

1996. '97 was Jan - another doper.

That said, Armstrong never failed a drug test.

Yes, Lance is very good at everything he does.
--
Marty

Better than Bode.

That's ridiculous. Bode is a far better skier that Lance.
--
Marty