Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 14:10:59 07/30/01
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On July 30, 2001 at 16:37:24, Andreas Schwartmann wrote: >On July 29, 2001 at 15:32:30, Peter McKenzie wrote: > >>Surely one of the most inspirational sports people ever. >> >>http://www.msnbc.com/news/606398.asp?cp1=1#BODY > >Surely one of the best doped users ever? You can't win the Tour de France >without usage of illegal substances. It's been on wide display 2 years ago and >nothing has been improved since. Everybody just stopped talking about it: The >show must go on, that's just the american way of handling things. Too bad, but I >don't ever believe again in any sportsman's honesty. Wherever it's big bucks, >it's big drugs as well. Let's cheer the losers then. Because we have on good authority that you can't win without cheating. There is the long line of cheaters. After all, we have solid assurances that you cannot win without cheating, and EACH of the following has won more than once: Andre "Acid" Leducq Antonin "Mainliner" Magne Bernard "Hash" Hinault Bernard "Bennies" Thevenet Eddy "Marijuana" Merckx Fausto "Crack" Coppi Firmin "PCP" Lambot Gino "Heroin" Bartali Greg "Opium" LeMond Jacques "Angel Dust" Anquetil Lance "Crystal Meth" Armstrong Laurent "Shrooms" Fignon Louision "Payote" Bobet Lucien "Dweebidge" Petit-Breton Miguel "Steroids" Indurain Nicolas "Luteinizing Hormone" Frantz Ottavio "liposome-encased hemoglobins" Sottecchia Philippe "Ephedrine" Thijs Sylvere "Testosterone" Maes Do we need any evidence for these assertions? Of course not. We can try and convict them on this basis alone: "I don't think they could do it without."
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