What's up with the Nazi on the bullhorn???
07-07-04, 11:15 PM
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What's up with the Nazi on the bullhorn???
Watching the Stage 4 TTT, every time the camera focuses on a particular team, it sounds like Hitler is barking marching orders on a loudspeaker. Kinda like a German version of Pink Floyd's "you...yes you...stand still will ya'!" Is it someone in a pace car shouting out stats to the teams???
07-08-04, 04:35 AM
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They were showing Heras when I heard that. I had to laugh and wonder what he was thinking after riding for the much more laid back Johan for a few years.
07-08-04, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by hollow
They were showing Heras when I heard that. I had to laugh and wonder what he was thinking after riding for the much more laid back Johan for a few years.
". . .Marone, shut up, we know we need to pedal. . . SHUT UP will ya you great lout"
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When we were going to our birthing classes, we expectant dads were given a sheet with "helpful words of encouragement" to repeat to our laboring wives during contractions. Stuff like "you're doing great, I love you, I'm so proud of you, you'll be a great mom." Stuff like that. At the bottom, we were invited to come up with some of our own.
I put "!Venga! !Venga! !Venga!" It didn't go over well.
But Sweetheart, I said, don't we want our kids to be athletic and bilingual?
I put "!Venga! !Venga! !Venga!" It didn't go over well.
But Sweetheart, I said, don't we want our kids to be athletic and bilingual?
07-08-04, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by caloso
When we were going to our birthing classes, we expectant dads were given a sheet with "helpful words of encouragement" to repeat to our laboring wives during contractions. Stuff like "you're doing great, I love you, I'm so proud of you, you'll be a great mom." Stuff like that. At the bottom, we were invited to come up with some of our own.
I put "!Venga! !Venga! !Venga!" It didn't go over well.
But Sweetheart, I said, don't we want our kids to be athletic and bilingual?
I put "!Venga! !Venga! !Venga!" It didn't go over well.
But Sweetheart, I said, don't we want our kids to be athletic and bilingual?
07-08-04, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by kerank
From personal experience, I've found that during birth comedy doesn't go over very well! Enough said.
07-08-04, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Gustaf
heh, thats Manolo Saiz yelling at Liberty Seguros on a bull-horn
Imagine if Johan Bruneel tried that... LA would coast back and smack him in the head.
07-08-04, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by F1_Fan
I'd have to change teams.
07-08-04, 01:42 PM
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Probably depends on the relationship outside of race day. The riders might like. I played basketball for a coach who was a screamer. I liked him, it was quite motaivating at times especially when he would get a T.
It sort of reminds me of the dude that keeps cadence for a rowing team.
It sort of reminds me of the dude that keeps cadence for a rowing team.
07-08-04, 05:17 PM
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Saiz must be great to his riders off the road, because I know if I had to deal with that prick during a time trial, I would hate him. I'd go back to the team car just to tell him to shut the **** up.
