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September 21, 2004
.: After seeing him climb L'Alpe d'Huez with a broken collar bone with vigor and resolve in 2003, Tyler Hamilton instantly became a favorite in my limited cycling knowledge. so it saddens me greatly to see this positive doping test story
Oh man... I'll be bummed if he's guilty. I like(d) Hamilton. And gall darn it, just another black eye for cycling. Ban all dopers... for life (in any sport)!
posted by 86 at 12:55 PM on September 21, 2004
wot you trying to do, break the RSS or sumthin? - well, I don't like the way that all threads must begin with a link now either.
posted by gspm at 01:58 PM on September 21, 2004
its my way of protesting the Man.
posted by garfield at 02:04 PM on September 21, 2004
What was wrong with using the last link in the FPP as the base for the FPP? Silly human!
posted by billsaysthis at 02:06 PM on September 21, 2004
i didn't think a . with a link inserted would've made much sense. i'll do that next time i guess. or craft some text with a linked phrase at the start.
posted by garfield at 03:28 PM on September 21, 2004
"I believe him. He is an intelligent guy who would not take the risk of having a blood transfusion. The test result is not yet conclusive."[NYT]
posted by garfield at 04:28 PM on September 21, 2004
"I believe him. He is an intelligent guy who would not take the risk of having a blood transfusion. The test result is not yet conclusive."[NYT]
posted by garfield at 04:29 PM on September 21, 2004
that's twice today.
posted by garfield at 04:30 PM on September 21, 2004
And gall darn it, just another black eye for cycling. Ban all dopers... for life Banning cyclists for doping is like banning hockey players for skating.
posted by molafson at 04:53 PM on September 21, 2004
In other news, Armstrongs bonus for winning Le Tour is being withheld.
posted by Fat Buddha at 12:47 PM on September 23, 2004
In this case homologous means blood from another person. I can see putting your own red blood cells back into your body, but getting them from someone else?