So what do you think of Lance Armstrong?

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    Lance Armstrong: Usada report labels him 'a serial cheat'

    BBC Sport - Lance Armstrong: Usada report labels him 'a serial cheat'

    The 'conspiracy' against Armstrong is just not credible and although it appears there has been extensive drug-taking throughout the TDF, why should he be treated any different than all the others who were uncovered?

    Very sad but we have to live by the decisions we make.

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    Wow, I just answered a thread on dating, now Lance Armstrong?
    Great tech forum.
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    pincushion said:
    Lance Armstrong: Usada report labels him 'a serial cheat'

    BBC Sport - Lance Armstrong: Usada report labels him 'a serial cheat'

    The 'conspiracy' against Armstrong is just not credible and although it appears there has been extensive drug-taking throughout the TDF, why should he be treated any different than all the others who were uncovered?

    Very sad but we have to live by the decisions we make.


    Here are the files for the USADA case, with affidavits in the "Appendices and Supporting Materials" tab:

    Cycling Investigation - USADA

    It's all very extensive, more so than I had thought it would be.
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       #54

    Britton30 said:
    Wow, I just answered a thread on dating, now Lance Armstrong?
    Great tech forum.
    lol.. It is a tech forum, with an OT section. Man does not live by Win7 alone.
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       #55

    spencer1 said:
    pincushion said:
    Lance Armstrong: Usada report labels him 'a serial cheat'

    BBC Sport - Lance Armstrong: Usada report labels him 'a serial cheat'

    The 'conspiracy' against Armstrong is just not credible and although it appears there has been extensive drug-taking throughout the TDF, why should he be treated any different than all the others who were uncovered?

    Very sad but we have to live by the decisions we make.


    Here are the files for the USADA case, with affidavits in the "Appendices and Supporting Materials" tab:

    Cycling Investigation - USADA

    It's all very extensive, more so than I had thought it would be.
    And this -

    Reasoned Decision

    He might finally admit it when he sees more benefits from doing so than continually denying it. Takes a deal of courage though ....

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       #56

    pincushion said:
    spencer1 said:
    pincushion said:
    Lance Armstrong: Usada report labels him 'a serial cheat'

    BBC Sport - Lance Armstrong: Usada report labels him 'a serial cheat'

    The 'conspiracy' against Armstrong is just not credible and although it appears there has been extensive drug-taking throughout the TDF, why should he be treated any different than all the others who were uncovered?

    Very sad but we have to live by the decisions we make.


    Here are the files for the USADA case, with affidavits in the "Appendices and Supporting Materials" tab:

    Cycling Investigation - USADA

    It's all very extensive, more so than I had thought it would be.
    And this -

    Reasoned Decision

    He might finally admit it when he sees more benefits from doing so than continually denying it. Takes a deal of courage though ....

    This may sound corny, but I see Armstrong as sort of the "Al Capone" of pro cycling. I not sure if he will confess because of the legal issues that could arise. Then again he may have to come clean if he is put under oath.
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       #57

    He's certainly between the proverbial 'rock and a hard place' - not very nice for him at all and since drug-taking was so extensive I wouldn't condemn him outright, but he made his choices .... always best to have a clear conscience ... something I preach constantly but don't always follow ....

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       #58

    spencer1 said:
    Britton30 said:
    Wow, I just answered a thread on dating, now Lance Armstrong?
    Great tech forum.
    lol.. It is a tech forum, with an OT section. Man does not live by Win7 alone.
    Where does it say that?
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  9. Posts : 4,549
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       #59

    Britton30 said:
    Wow, I just answered a thread on dating, now Lance Armstrong?
    Great tech forum.
    Haha Britton.. I'm posting behind you again .. this is in the ChillOut Room thread..
    we need to chill out, let our hair down for a little, after all the techie stuff we have to deal with in everyday life.
    I'm disappointed in him.. I had been an advocate of his earlier in this thread, however so much has come to light from years past.. it's now looking like there's overwhelming evidence to convict .
    Makes me very sad, when our young kids had looked up to him , this will be hard for so many to try and move forward with holding fast to truth and doing the honorable thing in their future. We parents try our very best to instill in our children, truth, honesty, character, doing what is right, plus so much more, then this happens.
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  10. Posts : 11,424
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       #60

    As the evidence mounts on Lance it is very sad that professional sport has become so tainted at all levels by these and all other advances in training. On the one hand I still believe that no drug can change the drive in the athletes heart and soul or change significantly the drive in their head. On the other I know that this situation with Lance is just the tip of the iceberg, it makes all these sporting events highly suspect and in some examples dangerous like in weight lifting, body building, football and baseball. As I don't follow soccer I wonder if this is a problem there? Maybe I'm a neophyte for wanting to get back to a gentler and simpler sporting life. Maybe this is why I love the sports I do.....all though cycling was and is still one of them !
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