Armstrong's luck running out?

[Scipio]

If he's the best doper ever, that just proves he's an American champion.

The fact is that I don't give a flying fuck.  I would like all athletes to juice, if they feel it's necessary, without consequence.

Fuck those slope headed neanderthals.  If they want to kill themselves before fifty with performance enhancing drugs, while I kill myself with red meat, cheese, and booze, who the fuck cares?

[Brazen]

Armstrong has stepped down as chairman of his cancer charity and Nike have dropped him.

[Liep]

He's showing some of that willpower he has in not admitting to this.

[The Minsky Moment]

Might I remind you that's it's the USDA that announced its ruling today?

USDA is for making sure that the meat is not juiced with growth hormones above an acceptable level.  I think you're thinking of USADA.

USDA also administers the Food Stamps program.
Who knew that Armstrong cheated by doping himself with government cheese?

[mongers]

Might I remind you that's it's the USDA that announced its ruling today?

USDA is for making sure that the meat is not juiced with growth hormones above an acceptable level.  I think you're thinking of USADA.

USDA also administers the Food Stamps program.
Who knew that Armstrong cheated by doping himself with government cheese?

Well, surely it has to be good for something ?

[Liep]

And Armstrong has ruined cycling. Rabobank is pulling out as a sponsor, I doubt it'll be the last.

It's a shame it's crashing now that there's actually a change to see riders who's not doped.

[The Brain]

The sport gets what it deserves. It made some questionable decisions the past decades, seems to have lacked customer focus.

[Eddie Teach]

What's the appeal in long distance races as a spectator sport? Have never gotten that, whether it's Tour De France, a marathon or NASCAR(put sport in quote marks for that one).

[garbon]

What's the appeal in long distance races as a spectator sport? Have never gotten that, whether it's Tour De France, a marathon or NASCAR(put sport in quote marks for that one).

What about the Amazing Race?

[Liep]

I suspect there's many answers to that one as I don't enjoy watching marathons or NASCAR, but do love Tour de France. For TdF it's the history, the landscape, the challenge, the moments you know will enter the history and of course the race itself.

[DGuller]

What's the appeal in long distance races as a spectator sport? Have never gotten that, whether it's Tour De France, a marathon or NASCAR(put sport in quote marks for that one).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=NIHfsbrBpFU#t=78s

[Ed Anger]

What's the appeal in long distance races as a spectator sport? Have never gotten that, whether it's Tour De France, a marathon or NASCAR(put sport in quote marks for that one).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=NIHfsbrBpFU#t=78s

Danica Patrick wrecks everybody.

[Eddie Teach]

Why sit and watch for hours when you can just watch the clip of the crash?

[DGuller]

Why sit and watch for hours when you can just watch the clip of the crash?

Why watch a football game when you can just watch the replays of touchdowns?  Here is my favorite one of the year:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFm6o-qB6T4  Multi-car pileups happen at least four times a year, but this was a unique stroke of genius.

[Ed Anger]

Also caused by Danica Patrick. Just by being in the area.