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03-23-10 | 09:07 AM

#26

borgagain

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From: Foothills of the Catskills in New York

Bikes: 1972 Raleigh LTD, 1985 Cannondale SR300 (2), 1986 ROSS Eurotour, 1991 Giant Sedona MTB, 1992 Trek Antelope MTB

Some of us are actively trying to get Kornheiser fired. See this thread:

https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?629484-Lance-Armstrong-reacts-to-ESPN-host-calling-motorists-to-run-em-[cyclists]-down

Your help will be appreciated, not the least by you. Lets get this dangerous idiot off the air!

03-23-10 | 05:15 PM

#27

Wogster

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Joined: Jul 2006

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From: Toronto (again) Ontario, Canada

Bikes: Old Bike: 1975 Raleigh Delta, New Bike: 2004 Norco Bushpilot

Quote:

Originally Posted by borgagain

I once saw a sign, it should be printed in 72 point type and placed where it is in your direct line-of-sight in every radio station, it stated:

"Please make sure brain is engaged before putting mouth in gear"

The guy said something stupid, he got called on it, apologized, lets just keep and ear on him, but otherwise let it go. The problem is that when someone gets fired, they always seem to get hired somewhere else, where they can say whatever they want, and cause far more damage.

03-24-10 | 06:57 AM

#28

cyclist2000

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Joined: Sep 2009

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From: Up

Bikes: Masi, Giant TCR, Eisentraut (retired), Jamis Aurora Elite, Zullo, Cannondale, 84 & 93 Stumpjumpers, Waterford, Tern D8, Bianchi, Gunner Roadie, Serotta, Serotta Duette, was gifted a Diamond Back

I think that the other two talk show people were way out of line also. Everyone on the show should be canned. To suggest that it is appropriate to bump a cyclist just so there is loss of limb.