Public altercation between Tyler Hamilton and Lance Armstrong.

Toby Keith hearts Lance Armstrong

Bobby1 wrote:

Thanks for pointing this out. I just canceled my subscription to Outside magazine.

No you didn't.

Can't help but wonder if the whole thing was rigged with cuts of increased Outside sales (despite above poster's unsubscribing) going to Outside, to Lance, and to Tyler. Now could be all of them are having a laugh about the whole show.

Lance really said "hahahaha they gave ME more drugs than YOU!! nyah nyah nyah NYAH nyah!!!"

Yes, I did.

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more story....? we'll see what the future brings.

Witness tampering and assault "only to feel Armstrong's hand on his chest stopping him." Pour it on Lance. Your trial will be more entertaining than OJ's!

Oh Lance, how could you? I'm one who has believed you were clean all these years despite what everybody says. I was comforted in the fact that you were the most drug-tested athlete of all time. I wear the expensive biker gear so that I could look like you and have invested over $20,000 in bikes in the hopes that one day I can pedal them at 20 mph for more than 2 miles while I coast most of the rest of the time.

Say it ain't so, Lance, oh Lance, oh Lance...sob, how could you?

Say something funny - "Lance" That is funny.

..."bikey," so sorry but there's no 'Santa' nor is there an 'Easter Bunny!'

-shall I go on?

Think about what you are trying to believe. You are thinking that Hamilton told the truth all these years then, when he is before a grand jury and faces jail time for a lie, he suddenly changes course and tells a lie! Just would not make sense. Vurtually every teammate of Lance has come out....not to mention his masseuse, doctor, and trainer. Show some common sense.

I don't know what's worse a doper or a rat...

Probably a rat snitch.

I just struggle to see how Lance can go on each day. Guy must have some pretty serious mental issues.

Cornholiooooooooo wrote:

WTF is an Eddie Bauer athlete?

Eddie Bauer has a clothing line called First Ascent that sponsors mountaineering expeditions world wide. I would imagine if they were in Aspen, the athletes reffered to could easily be world class mountaineers..not too shabby.

Other athletics exist wrote:

world class mountaineers.

WTF is a world class mountaineer?

Nevermind, they are probably cooler (and get paid more) than world class distance runners.

SI is reporting that the FBI now wants the Cache Cache surveillance video.

Hamilton just happens to drop in at a place known as Armstrong's main hangout in town?! Doubt it. Also, what about Hamilton's party being thrown out for fighting the bill even before the Lance encounter?

As for Lance doping, odds say yes. But if you're going to damn him, then damn Eddie Merckx, who tested positive for banned stimulants 3 times; damn Bernard Hinault, who was caught once & skipped a doping control at the end of a key race; damn Jacques Anquetil who publicly said "Leave me in peace; everybody takes dope"; damn all but one of the 2nd and 3rd place finishers in every TDF Lance won, as they all got caught; damn Faustio Coppi, who admitted doping "almost always," and damn Alberto Contador, who tested positive for Clenbuterol and plasticizers indicating a transfusion yet is still going to race the TDF this year (and was implicated in Operation Puerto, too!!).

Anyone pointing the finger at Lance doesn't know cycling's deep doping history. Instead of criminally prosecuting one of the best ever, why aren't more resources going into real doping controls?

Yes, and people have been committing fraud and engaging in outright theft for centuries, so, yeah, we should just stop prosecuting these things for it's part of human nature. And, or course, there is no money in the Tour these days, just a amateur sport of gentlemen, so let's not, like, criminalize things. Oh my, that would certainly sully it all.