Lance Armstrong, bringin'it for the US

[Banjos_dad]

Lance Armstrong 0\/\/n5.

That's all.

[Radhnoti]

Those guys are incredible athletes...that's for sure.
I heard a factoid the other day that ANY of those world class bike guys' heart is capable of pumping way more blood per second than a gas station pump can of deliver to a refueling vehicle.

[norther practitioner]

Lance Roxors.. not only does he own France, he's datin' a Sheryl Crowe.



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[FatherDog]

Lance Armstrong wins Tour De France!

In other news, sun rises in east, water remains wet.

[Kristoffer]

he's a robot

[Internal Boxer]

Hes a hell of an athlete shame he did not pick a more interesting sport, cycling for fu.cks sake is more boring than watching american football!

[norther practitioner]

[BM2]

Too bad that the European's that spat on him during the stages of the race weren't Richard Simmons slapped by bystanders.
Ok, I was going to say b!tch slapped but Richard Simmons owned that cage fighter!.

[shrub]

How about Marion Jones and her husband(s) who won many Olympic gold medals and hold many world records?

The Europeans are surely envy of them.

[BM2]

I'm sorry,please forgive me. What does that have to do with Europeans spitting on Lance?

[shrub]

That's the question every American should be asking. Why do the Europeans and the rest of the world spit on America?

[Ford Prefect]

Boo hoo

Lance dominated the tour.

[Banjos_dad]

...for the 6th time, yes.

And yeah dude, almost EVERYTHING is boring compared to Football. Gotcha.

I am talking about football, not soccer, which I heard on the Jim Rome show, is 'a communist sport, designed by communists to control the people...'

In our country it's mainly kids & flipboys that get into soccer...er, "European football"



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^ now THAT's some trolling there, son...

[jun_erh]

they were talking about this on Stern this morning and Fred Norris played a sample of someone saying "Who gives a crap"

[rubthebuddha]

bd -- as much as i like american football, it's pretty **** boring most of the time. a three-hour broadcast of 60 minutes of game time, most of which is simply the clock counting down between tackles and snaps. that's probably the main reason for instant replay -- not because we really NEED to see a play from a different angle, but because we'd turn the channel too easily. plays fall between 3 and 10 seconds, followed by 20-40 seconds of time between plays, supplemented by time outs, delays, measuring, etc.

this is why the only appropriate place to watch such football is at a sports bar with the buds. cause that way, between plays, you can look at a different tv showing a different game, or order some nachos, etc.