There is a new story circulating today that a former assistant—Paul

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My local sports talk honks were discussing this early this AM; I guess the guy (Mike Anderson?) was on ESPN last night.—Bill

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Yeah, I agree with you.—Pat

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Armstrong has a personal doctor for long time who checked and monitoed Lance’s body chemical—mmdir2...

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Lance Armstrong has to be the most tested athlete in the world.—Pat

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That’s BS! You just can’t utter how clean Lance Armstrong is.—mmdir2...

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Proving one is innocent?—Stephen

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Speaking as a European, bollocks.—Just

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Let’s see, poll after poll shows that Europeans dislikes Americans.—Pat

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You haven’t seen how well received he is in France then?—wafflycat

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We have all seen the news reports as well as the graffiti on the roads.—Pat

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Of course there are some people who don’t like LA.—wafflycat

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Yeah we keep hearing how Euros aren’t "anti-American",—Stephen

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We don’t like our Prime Minister either.—Just

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Re: Armstrong doping question
Wed, 06 Apr 2005 11:55:08 GMT
Stephen Harding <smhard...@verizon.net>

Absolutely! A real problem brought on by junk food probably. I think about 30% of children are over-weight (maybe obese). Still, "all Americans" are not overweight.

And I might add, Europe is merrily following the weight-gain trend. The US is simply ahead of you that’s all.—Stephen

Nobody said they were. But most are, and it is a documented fact that /more/ Americans are /more/ overweight than are Europeans. Which invites the question of why you dropped that particular issue into the discussion...—Just

Merely one of the common forms of negative stereotyping I see. —Stephen

But accurate, in this case. —Just

Australia is closest, I believe. —Just