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Tour de France
paul_c
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paul_c Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:30 PM Quote
Anyone watch or follow this?
 
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kim2007w
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kim2007w Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:34 PM Quote
no, cos it caused soo much grief with roads closed in my area, and they didn't ask if we minded, just told us the roads were going to be closed and thats it

not that i'm moaning or nothing
 
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paul_c
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paul_c Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:36 PM Quote
Do they ask you if you want roadworks?
 
Re: Tour de France
Hanne
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Hanne Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:39 PM Quote
Yes yes yes!! I love watching the tour, even if the bunch of them are on dope.

Oh, and it's doesn't get less exciting with a Dane in the yellow AND polka dot jersey!!
 
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kim2007w
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kim2007w Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:40 PM Quote
yes, but at least with road works, you can squeeze by, single file,

on some of the roads you weren't allowed to leave you house or return all day.
 
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Lemon Grinner
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Lemon Grinner Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:40 PM Quote
Not at all, cyclists annoy me. But at least they wear helmets...
 
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Lemon Grinner
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Lemon Grinner Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:43 PM Quote
kim2007w wrote:
yes, but at least with road works, you can squeeze by, single file,

on some of the roads you weren't allowed to leave you house or return all day.


That's ridiculous! I'd tell em to fuck the hell off. And ram a stick in the cyclists spokes haha.
 
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Hanne
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Hanne Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:44 PM Quote
Lemon Grinner wrote:
Not at all, cyclists annoy me. But at least they wear helmets...


Hey hey, I don't have a car so I use my cycle everywhere. I do wear a helmet though...
 
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Lemon Grinner
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Lemon Grinner Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:46 PM Quote
Hanne wrote:
Lemon Grinner wrote:
Not at all, cyclists annoy me. But at least they wear helmets...


Hey hey, I don't have a car so I use my cycle everywhere. I do wear a helmet though...


That's alrite then. Some cyclists are complete idiots on the roads, n wonder why they get run over...
 
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kim2007w
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kim2007w Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:47 PM Quote
Lemon Grinner wrote:
kim2007w wrote:
yes, but at least with road works, you can squeeze by, single file,

on some of the roads you weren't allowed to leave you house or return all day.


That's ridiculous! I'd tell em to fuck the hell off. And ram a stick in the cyclists spokes haha.



right on sister
 
Re: Tour de France
Hanne
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Hanne Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:49 PM Quote
Lemon Grinner wrote:

That's alrite then. Some cyclists are complete idiots on the roads, n wonder why they get run over...


I agree that some cyclists are really stupid, as if traffic rules don't apply to them. It probably also depends on the country; all towns in this country have cycling paths. We cyclists can't complain, only about the hills lol
 
Re: Tour de France
kim2007w
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kim2007w Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:49 PM Quote
Hanne wrote:
Lemon Grinner wrote:
Not at all, cyclists annoy me. But at least they wear helmets...


Hey hey, I don't have a car so I use my cycle everywhere. I do wear a helmet though...



thats great, i dont have a problem with bikes for transport, i just didn't like the roads shut
 
Re: Tour de France
Hanne
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Hanne Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:51 PM Quote
kim2007w wrote:

thats great, i dont have a problem with bikes for transport, i just didn't like the roads shut


Yes well I heard that they're quite strict about that. They just close the road, who cares about disruptions...
 
Re: Tour de France
Hanne
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Hanne Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 7:59 PM Quote
paul_c wrote:
Anyone watch or follow this?


However, to actually talk about the tour: I wonder what Vinorourov took in order to win the stage today. Considdering his downfall yesterday, it seems like quite a miraculous recovery. Then again, the man certainly has some willpower; I certainly would have quit with wounds like that.

Oh, and has anyone noticed that Alberto Contador looks a bit like Luis??
 
Re: Tour de France
paul_c
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paul_c Posted Mon 23 Jul, 2007 8:58 PM Quote
Hanne wrote:
paul_c wrote:
Anyone watch or follow this?


However, to actually talk about the tour: I wonder what Vinorourov took in order to win the stage today. Considdering his downfall yesterday, it seems like quite a miraculous recovery. Then again, the man certainly has some willpower; I certainly would have quit with wounds like that.

Oh, and has anyone noticed that Alberto Contador looks a bit like Luis??


Never mind looking like Luis, he rides like Lance!! Did you see him today- 4 attacks in about 4 minutes! I don't think Rasmussen can do it in all honesty. I think after the rest day Contador will crack him and go and get about a minute and a half, and then do a better time than him in the final time trial.

It's a shame McEwen was eliminated- he's one of my favourites, and the final week won't be half as interesting without the McEwen/Boonen rivalry for Green.

And i really don't think Vinokourov is on anything. I just think he really wants to be remembered. What a performance today and on saturday though! Gona miss him if he's not in it next year. All the big guns are dropping out, it's exciting and a shame all at once
 
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