This. Those 40g make a difference going up a hill.
Besides he took enough testosterone to make up for 10 balls.

i pesonally like lance armstrong. seems like a decent guy cheater o not

from his twitter: "back in austin and just layin' around..."



no regret, no remorse, no decency - provocation, that's his answer.
what an immature, self-righteous and disgraceful person he is, really pathetic...

lol, he gets to keep them?

i think so, and why not? should he burn them or who else should get them? maybe the tour de france? anyway, i see no problem with that.
but i have a problem with him keeping his prize money, his endorsement money and especially his arrogant attitude...

This post was edited by fender on Nov 11 2012 04:43pm

he should be forced to return them to the Tour imo (the money too ofc)

still no solid proof of him doping besides the words of other dopers

and even if he did cheat the money he raised for cancer research by far outweighs anything he did wrong

This post was edited by kargus on Nov 12 2012 08:35am

we don't live in a utilitarianist society

no solid proof my ass - can you read? http://cyclinginvestigation.usada.org/


raising money for cancer research is great, no doubt - but don't you see the problem?

the popularity that allowed him to do so, the nice house he lives in, the millions of dollars he made, all the nice things that allow him to lean back and say: i don't give a f*ck (although he obviously does) - look, i still got my jerseys and my delusional fans, i'm a cancer survivor - i'm invincible...
all that he achieved by not only taking epo, hgh, testosterone, corticosteroids, blood transfusions but also forcing his whole team to do so. by bribing officials and paying hundreds of thousands to doping doctors. what a great man...

So what you're saying is that he was able to raise more money for cancer research because he was dirty.

Ethical? Probably not.
Did it help more than it hurt? Oh, you bet it did.

I am glad you came to that conclusion yourself. Now that we have a proper end to this story maybe we can let this topic die in peace instead of dragging it on, and on, and on.