She's not bad for a gringa.
I think this is her best:
[video=youtube;t4GZBlV-D3s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4GZBlV-D3s[/video]
I think this is her best:
[video=youtube;t4GZBlV-D3s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4GZBlV-D3s[/video]
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Lance Armstrong cries
I always thought she was way to smooth for him, her dress sense is very good, and she's had a few decent songs.
I always thought she was way to smooth for him, her dress sense is very good, and she's had a few decent songs.
I stand by post #2 and the words of the eloquent Nacho Libre.
I am surprised by some of the answers here, and some by so-called former athletes. There are clearly defined lists of what cannot be used, and I know the list in cycling is extensive. Pro-cyclers have been banned for using the wrong cough syrup.
Lance Armstrong only cheated, but took away the victory from honest racers. They might get it now, in retrospect, but this is not the same. He defamed the biggest bicycle race there is, and cheated his sponsors. I am aware he was not alone doing it, but that does not make it right.
I can only applaud all the efforts of prohibiting drug use in sports. I realize it might be a losing battle, but I have no interest in watching sports where people use performance enhancers. I am not talking about diets here, but about illegal substances, clearly defined by the sports associations.
Why don't you guys, who believe it is correct to use those substances, start feeding your kids that stuff, so they can become pro athletes?
BelgianK
Lance Armstrong only cheated, but took away the victory from honest racers. They might get it now, in retrospect, but this is not the same. He defamed the biggest bicycle race there is, and cheated his sponsors. I am aware he was not alone doing it, but that does not make it right.
I can only applaud all the efforts of prohibiting drug use in sports. I realize it might be a losing battle, but I have no interest in watching sports where people use performance enhancers. I am not talking about diets here, but about illegal substances, clearly defined by the sports associations.
Why don't you guys, who believe it is correct to use those substances, start feeding your kids that stuff, so they can become pro athletes?
BelgianK
I heard on some news channel that he had made an estimated 100million (can't remember if it was pounds or dollars) from the 7 tours in sponsorship alone. Alot of cash in cycling apparently, there should not be an accepted cheating way to earn that kind of money.
It might seem all black and white but I'm sure 99% of all athletes are taking something to enhance their performance, whether it be creatin, vitamin injections, steroid precursors, protein shakes, blood tranfusion, etc. so where does one draw the line?
However, I am opposed to steroid use and have been for a long time even though I started powerlifting back in the 80's when steroids were possibly more commonly used than today.
99% I don`t think so
I suppose one could say that paracetamol or any pain reducing drug is performance enhancing as you wouldnt be able to compete at your highest level without it sometimes
Is it banned?
I'm sure 99% of all athletes are taking something to enhance their performance, .
99.9% of statistics are made up on the spot.
99.9% of statistics are made up on the spot.
That's definitely true 110% of the time.