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Official BBO Hijacked Thread Thread No, it's not about that

#1021 User is offline   Aberlour10 

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Posted 2010-March-16, 07:48

Winstonm, on Mar 15 2010, 06:20 PM, said:

Seriously, what is the point to any drink other than Gin and Tonic?

The point? Aberlour rulezzzz <_<

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Posted 2010-March-16, 08:24

Winstonm, on Mar 15 2010, 06:20 PM, said:

Seriously, what is the point to any drink other than Gin and Tonic?

oooooooooooooh no you didnt.
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#1023 User is offline   Aberlour10 

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Posted 2010-March-16, 15:54

Thanks God Its Spring!!! No more snow & several of my favourite sport events begins soon, I love this (mostly) rainy race with hyper-modern-machines on the french 19th century Paves
This is the real racing, not that boring F1!

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Posted 2010-March-16, 16:37

Real racers drink gin and tonic.
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Posted 2010-March-16, 17:57

Just keep in mind that: you and me and the devil makes three, don't need no other lovin' baby

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In case you are wondering, that bottle has gin and tonic in it.
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Posted 2010-March-17, 01:10

Aberlour10, on Mar 17 2010, 06:54 AM, said:

Thanks God Its Spring!!! No more snow & several of my favourite sport events begins soon, I love this (mostly) rainy race with hyper-modern-machines on the french 19th century Paves
This is the real racing, not that boring F1!

This is real racing?
You mean who is first at Dr. Fuentes?
Or the race to next EPO-shop?

I loved this sport several years ago. But as everybody- including several amateurs uses doping I started to hate it.
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Posted 2010-March-17, 03:20

yeah, if you knew the % of ciclist in a proffesional event who have been diagnosed Asthma you would become scared of seeing them diying any race.
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Posted 2010-March-17, 03:24

Very hardcore cycling fans will tell you that every sport has the same % of dopers but that it is only in cycling that they take serious measures. I have never believed them but I believe they do have a point (the difference is not so big as it would appear).
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Posted 2010-March-17, 04:01

Would you agree that the measures taken e.g. at soccer are a joke compared to cycling?

Especially if you think of the money involved .
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Posted 2010-March-17, 05:06

not sure of the meassures taken in soccer, but generally I agree with you hotshot.

However there is another difference, in soccer physical condition is just 50-60% of the game and technique plays a much bigger role than in cycling.

I beleive the meassures in athletism are similar to cycling ones, because those sports are all physical. But we will keep seeing 35-40 year old cyclist and atlhetes dying B)
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Posted 2010-March-17, 05:12

hotShot, on Mar 17 2010, 07:01 PM, said:

Would you agree that the measures taken e.g. at soccer are a joke compared to cycling?

Especially if you think of the money involved .

No I do not agree...

The controls in cycling had been as easy as they are now in soccer.

But after they found more and more dopers, they started to look deeper. This did not happen in soccer.
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Posted 2010-March-17, 06:40

Perhaps you underestimate the physical aspect of soccer.
In the premier leagues the player run 10-12 km each game, sometimes twice a week. Just google for doping and Turin or Marseille. There organized doping could be proved.
I think it's absurd that FIFA/UEFA stopped the doping tests during the summer and winter break.
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Posted 2010-March-17, 07:12

Codo, on Mar 17 2010, 02:10 AM, said:

I loved this sport several years ago. But as everybody- including several amateurs uses doping I started to hate it.

Similar here ....with one difference, I still have a small hope, they will get the cycling relatively "clean" one day. Is it naive thinking? Maybe, but I still like this sport too much to give it already up. Damn Catch-22 situation :angry:
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Posted 2010-March-17, 13:41

Only went to one Paralympics, but really enjoyed it. It's awesome what people can do. Here are some great images from the Winter Paralympics going on now (worth waiting to load if your connection is slow).
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Posted 2010-March-17, 14:45

I follow the coverage in ice-hockey. It is amazing to watch, how imaginative, fast und tricky they play.
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Posted 2010-March-17, 14:47

ups..I already got posting #777 . I think I should put some euro coins in the slot machine tonight <_<
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Posted 2010-March-17, 15:19

PassedOut, on Mar 17 2010, 02:41 PM, said:

Only went to one Paralympics, but really enjoyed it. It's awesome what people can do. Here are some great images from the Winter Paralympics going on now (worth waiting to load if your connection is slow).

A lot of those are appropriate for the Pictures that Say 1000 Words thread.

Visually impaired cross country skiing is a head-scratcher to me.
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Posted 2010-March-17, 20:45

anyone else watching Chuck?? I just started and I am undecided.
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Posted 2010-March-17, 20:56

green beer is disgusting..
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Posted 2010-March-17, 22:18

gwnn, on Mar 17 2010, 09:45 PM, said:

anyone else watching Chuck?? I just started and I am undecided.

I've never heard of it.

In an attempt to sort of align myself with mainstream TV culture, I try to watch House when I can. I don't see how this show ever got popular. Every episode is EXACTLY THE SAME.

if you havent seen it, save yourself the trouble. The doctors find a patient for whom they can't diagnose the problem, they try 3 or 4 different treatments that dont work, House figures out the solution, everyone lives happily ever after. The doctors have relationship problems.

How is this supposed to be interesting to people?

Edit: Not a TV person ldo. Justin tells me I have to get into Buffy. Anyone?
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