MatthewMaynard.net Banner
Merry Christmas

[Previous entry: "You're not gonna believe this"] [Main Index] [Next entry: "My Silent War, by Kim Philby"]

Links
Topics
Glossary
Archives
Contact
BOTW Scorecard

Powered By Greymatter

Current Homeland Security Alert Level

CPU Brain Candy

RSS 1.0 FEED

Hand over the cash and no bytes get hurt.

Site Meter

Listed on BlogShares

This page contains valid HTML 4.01 code.

07/27/2003 Entry: "Congratulations Lance!"
Posted by Maynard @ 02:28 PM MST

Blue Bar

Crazy Cycling Adventures
Congratulations Lance!

Lance Armstrong won his fifth Tour de France today, putting him in league with only 4 other riders in the history of the sport. There's lots of talk of how things might have been different if Jan Ullrich had been a better rider, but what's done is done. Lance is the better athlete, and he rode today with the graciousness that has marked his return from cancer.

That being said, I'd like to offer my little tribute...

Blue Bar

Replies: Comment on this post (3)

Auspiciously enough, Lance Armstrong set a new record for pace for the Tour de France at over 25 mph. My theory is that France is so ugly that Lance was perpetually forced to put as much of it behind him as he could in a timely fashion. So..... now that we've won France for the fifth time I have only one question....... can we give it back to Germany?

Posted by Rudy Stadelman @ 07/27/2003 05:05 PM MST

Fifth time?

Who do you think won France back in WWI and WWII? PeTA?

Posted by Jeremy @ 07/27/2003 09:11 PM MST

We did, but this is the 5th time Lance has won it. BTW, he's only the 2nd American ever to win the TdF, the other being Greg Lemond.

Posted by Maynard @ 07/28/2003 10:48 AM MST

Add A New Comment

Name

E-Mail (optional)

Homepage (optional)

Comments

Powered By Greymatter

This site is copyright 2001-2004 by Matthew Maynard. All rights reserved. All your trademarks, copyrights, insignia, and other distinguishing characteristics are belong to you. Sharks in suits make for good joke material. Don't leave a mess on your way out.

Links to external websites are valid at the time of article authoring and may decay as time goes by. But we'll always have Paris.

The opinions on this site are those of their author and do not represent anyone else's views. That is, unless and until you agree with them, at which point they become yours as well. Opinions expressed in the comments belong to the comment poster and may be edited for content. Play nice with others, since you want them to play nice with you.