Lance Armstrong: Case Closed
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Super-Surprise
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A very skilled and expert cheater. 
hummermania
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A very skilled and expert cheater.
Both of these
GracefullyYours
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The US justice system....is a fucking joke.
albertaboy
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Innocent until proven guilty.
At this point it doesn't matter, they spent millions trying to catch him and failed.
At this point it doesn't matter, they spent millions trying to catch him and failed.
Wobnoid
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I watched every commercial when he road. I've watched a ton of commercials since. Everybody got paid. The residuals are good all around. It's show business. Bust him later, when he really doesn't have the legs. Lance still sells. Go eat Jordon. He's ripe.
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The French will never rest.
ChinaBandit
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He's a dick and it's the most boring sport in the world to follow.
Riding is fine but watching is a stupendous waste of time, more so than this forum.
Riding is fine but watching is a stupendous waste of time, more so than this forum.
Wobnoid
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And we're not even into the mountains yet. Why'd you enter?
ChinaBandit
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It was my turn to wear the yellow jersey.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/.a/6a00d8341c630a53ef015431fc2619970c-800wihttp://latimesblogs.latimes.com/.a/6a00d8341c630a53ef01538e292306970b-800wi
W, Armstrong, and 15 Iraq/Afghan vets who either lost limbs or were seriously wounded (and all part of the Wounded Warrior Project), during a 3-day bike trek in God's country: Big Bend National Park on the Texas-Mexico border in April, 2011.
W, Armstrong, and 15 Iraq/Afghan vets who either lost limbs or were seriously wounded (and all part of the Wounded Warrior Project), during a 3-day bike trek in God's country: Big Bend National Park on the Texas-Mexico border in April, 2011.
