I've got a much better one: Who was it who stopped developing their> 2004 racer after last year's French GP?

Easy : Renault ­

So does the FAPL table as Arsenal are not top.>

:O)>

Regards,>

Ben Smith.>

fixed your header>

You fail!

at what?. You fail at stringing a sentence together in English!.

In article <4400212d.050304014­6.73dd9368@posting.g­oogle.com>,>Ben Robert Smith <benrobertsmith@hot­mail.com> wrote:>>doctor@doct­or.nl2k.ab.ca (The Doctor) wrote in message>>news:<d07p­pj$qg8$1@gallifrey.n­k.ca>...>>> In article <1109860163.921112.­143220@z14g2000cwz.g­ooglegroups.com>,>>>­ <benrobertsmith@hot­mail.com> wrote:>>> >Thanks Doc.>>> >

Your powers of observation must be being corrupted by Red Evil!

more pigeon english from "doc'>

here Doc, a spelling lesson for you :>http://www.geekgi­fts.co.uk/countdown/­

Does any one know of any conference that restricts the number of teams> going to the NCAA tournament to 1?

Oceanica99@webtv.n­et (Ocean Guy) wrote in news:8014-422B64D6-­44@storefull->3112.b­ay.webtv.net:>

I believe the Ivy League does (not that it will ever be an issue).

i havent seen much of the 6 nations, but watching the 1st half of> france/ireland i think apart from france none of the other 6 nations> will be up to match the top 4 of the super 12

seems like i struck a nerve!

He may be a troll, but he isn't necessarily wrong. There is a huge> home-team advantage the way most inter-hemisphere matches are organised> at the moment (despite which only Wales pushed NZ close in November -> they didn't play England). In a match between a top S12 side and a a 6N> side (including France) I would expect the home team to win.

Loosely translated it means "one who is indigenous to New Zealand", but > latterly it has been used to describe New Zealanders in general. I have > heard it used to refer to the entire southern hemisphere, but somehow that > doesn't work for me, the Japanese just don't fit into the picture.

people from the SH with no clue about rugby who post to this group.

seems to me the be second only to the number of people from the NH

know nothing and post to this news group.> And don't get me stared about the western hemisphere.......>

That said, using the first half of one 6n game as the evidence for SH> superiority would seem to be aiming for a new record in ignorant> posting.> Congratulations koos, you're lowered the bar. It's now a waiting game> before the next unimformed moron decides to grace RSRU with their> attempt at your crown.>

J.

As a resident of the southern hemisphere I'm appalled by the number of> people from the SH with no clue about rugby who post to this group. It> seems to me the be second only to the number of people from the NH who> know nothing and post to this news group.> And don't get me stared about the western hemisphere.......

That said, using the first half of one 6n game as the evidence for SH> superiority would seem to be aiming for a new record in ignorant> posting.> Congratulations koos, you're lowered the bar. It's now a waiting game> before the next unimformed moron decides to grace RSRU with their> attempt at your crown.

If euthanasia is a matter properly left for the states

Independent rolling resistance tests say the tubulars take> an extra 20 watts. Riding the same windless climbs> over and over, my SRM says the tubulars take an extra 20> watts to maintain the same speed. What evidence would it> take to convince you?>

Not only did 20watts make the difference in the race I> mentioned, I don't think I've been in many races where the> difference between 1st and 4th place was _more_ than 20 watts.> That equates to more than 1.5 minutes in a 40K.>

--jens>

Yes, I agree with the the first part. Maybe my feeble humanities> brain is missing something here....>

What I'm saying is that at 40kmh, the rolling resistance force isn't> 200% what it is at 20kmh -- it's maybe 105% (or something like that).

Oh Yea,>

I like getting 2 games from Ellis in 9 ball!!!!

I'll let you call the coin ­>

PBat51 <--- liking the handicap system>

... and I'd only be getting 2 games from Mike Webb, somethings wrong here. > ­> Actually I believe Mike should be higher on the list, but nobody listens > to me. boo-hoo!> I'll give you 2 in 8-ball, but I don't know about 9-ball with your break.> Steve.>

This would make a good beginning of one of The Hamster's Tales.

I was just curious what your thoughts were on my first century that I> completed in 6 hours flat. There were a few hills and 10-15 mile head winds> part of the time. I am 45, 150 lbs. and I had an average heart rate of only> 130 for the century. I average 17 miles an hour. I made a couple of> observations. I am using an p3 Tri Bike. Every once in a while, I would feel> the bottoms of my feet on the outside edge. I am an overpronator when I run.> In this area I am very sensitive for a few minutes towards mile 80. On the> outside, on the bottom of my foot, maybe some insoles could help. I also> started out when it was 45 degrees in the morning and it ended up being 65> degrees and sun with a little bit of a draft. I only went pee once at the> 3-hour mark. I brought along 3 - 1 liter bottles. I had water, one goo and> one Cliff bar. Right before the ride, I had about 200 calories of dry> cereal. So I didn't seem to be famished at all, but I did run out of water> in the last hour. It wasn't too bad. At the six-hour mark, I had to pee> pretty bad too. How many calories might I have burned? Maybe around 3,000.> My neck is a little sore, but for the most part when I climbed hills I sat> up, stretched and did some neck exercises. My saddle was sore. Afterwards I> felt somewhat fatigued. My shoulders and knees were sore. My glutes will> probably be sore in the morning. It was an interesting experience, unlike a> marathon, which I can typically do in 3 hours. I suppose I can recover from> this century pretty fast. Maybe I was under fueled. I appreciate any insight> that you might have. By the way ijust finished my 5 th century in the last> 10 days and my glutes are toast..training for ironman..250 calories per> hour?? tia

dgk wrote:>> http://www.newsday.­com/news/health/ny-h­sms174436602sep22,0,­259701.story>>

Interesting. Was his MS caused by his being overweight and previously >sedentary lifestyle? I'm curious as to what the risk factors are for >the disease.

"Senior Wrangler" <onetwothree@four.c­om> wrote in message >news:6fsbj1dhsbs3r­0btr5hq8872mj8qknuuk­r@4ax.com...>> No jungle drums tonight - the natives must not be restless.>

The trouble makers only post here while on the job 8-5 M-F. ­

"Senior Wrangler" <onetwothree@four.c­om> wrote in message > news:6fsbj1dhsbs3r0­btr5hq8872mj8qknuukr­@4ax.com... >> No jungle drums tonight - the natives must not be restless. >

The trouble makers only post here while on the job 8-5 M-F. ­ >

*JimH* wrote:>> "Senior Wrangler" <onetwothree@four.c­om> wrote in message>> news:6fsbj1dhsbs3r0­btr5hq8872mj8qknuukr­@4ax.com...>> > No jungle drums tonight - the natives must not be restless.>>

Why is it that you and Fritz DO that?>

<atl_man2@yahoo.com­> wrote in message> news:1127738944.060­685.214320@g14g2000c­wa.googlegroups.com.­..> >

brink

The similarity is startling.

That is a really ugly, gas-guzzling car...>

You drive a Ford F-350, " a Man's Vehicle". I think it's a girl's car.

My, you really *are* the expert!>

Ummm, it's a one ton truck.>

-- Larry>

I don't drive it to impress anybody. It's for towing my 32' double slide > 5th wheel around the country.

Ooops! That last part impressed me. Sorry, Jim... my fault really... I know > you didn't intend it... it just snuck up on me.>

-- jwp

have crossed . . . it's all fun and games until somebody crosses a line> and actually threatens somebody . . .

True dat.

~>

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...And those Mario PJs of his must be too cute for words...>

I wonder if they are the fuzzy ones with feet?>

and the self-hugging criss-cross arms... >

WHOOOOSH!!!!..... >