Is Viagra a banned substance?
Marty
If not, the podium could become a really ugly place.
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Marty
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Ken
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Steven
>
> If not, the podium could become a really ugly place.
I would imagine emperical evidence for doping with viagra wouldn't be
"hard" to find....Oh, I kill me....
It would give new meaning to "standing up" on the podium...
Ok, I am done.
Ewoud Dronkert
>> If not, the podium could become a really ugly place.
>
>I would imagine emperical evidence for doping with viagra wouldn't be
>"hard" to find....Oh, I kill me....
>
>It would give new meaning to "standing up" on the podium...
Cue Sundquist with a link.
Stewart Fleming
Steven wrote:
There was no central thrust to your argument anyway.
Carl Sundquist
Sam
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benjo maso
>
> If not, the podium could become a really ugly place.
Eddy Planckaert claimed he came in the Tour de Flandres (1988) just before
he beat Phil Anderson in the sprint. It proves that an orgasm helps to win,
so viagra - which is anyhow definitely performance enhancing - should be
banned.
Benjo Maso
Steven Bornfeld
Too much information.
Steve
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>
Jeff Jones
"benjo maso" <benjo...@chello.nl> wrote in message
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>
> Eddy Planckaert claimed he came in the Tour de Flandres (1988) just before
> he beat Phil Anderson in the sprint. It proves that an orgasm helps to
win,
> so viagra - which is anyhow definitely performance enhancing - should be
> banned.
>
Jeff
benjo maso
"Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> wrote in message
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Absolutely. How exciting was cycling in those days!
h squared
actually, i want more information!
hh
Richard Adams
Hmm. Next they'll be banning certain chamois lubes.
benjo maso
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"I saw to my surprise that Van der Poel cound't follow us at the Bosberg.
From that moment on Phil Anderson tried everything. He accelerated, he made
me several offers, he would have given his life if I would have let him win.
He really could't understand why I didn't accept. But I said to my
ex-teammate from Panasonic that we should go for it. He understood. The finl
was incredible. He kept on accelarating. And how! One time I thought: he is
gone. And that was the only time in my life that a passed the limits. When
you're completely worn out thinking you'll drop dead from fatigue, you reach
another dimension. Suddenly it seemed I was floating over the road. It's a
bit embarrasing to say it, but I came. And not a little bit. Hundred meters
later I was at Phil's wheel again. And I knew I would beat him. I had
reached a divine stage. I passed him 150 meters before the finishing
line...". Etc., etc.(From Ivan Heylen, "Het geslacht Planckaert", Leuven,
1989)
Benjo Maso
Ewoud Dronkert
> "Het geslacht Planckaert"
Of course.
h squared
benjo maso wrote:
>
>
> "I saw to my surprise that Van der Poel cound't follow us at the Bosberg.
> From that moment on Phil Anderson tried everything. He accelerated, he made
> me several offers, he would have given his life if I would have let him win.
> He really could't understand why I didn't accept. But I said to my
> ex-teammate from Panasonic that we should go for it. He understood. The finl
> was incredible. He kept on accelarating. And how! One time I thought: he is
> gone. And that was the only time in my life that a passed the limits. When
> you're completely worn out thinking you'll drop dead from fatigue, you reach
> another dimension. Suddenly it seemed I was floating over the road. It's a
> bit embarrasing to say it, but I came. And not a little bit. Hundred meters
> later I was at Phil's wheel again. And I knew I would beat him. I had
> reached a divine stage. I passed him 150 meters before the finishing
> line...". Etc., etc.(From Ivan Heylen, "Het geslacht Planckaert", Leuven,
> 1989)
hey, thanks, i didn't expect that there would be more.
so it seems he came just from being in an altered mental state due to
extreme physical effort.. i read a book where one of the main plot
points was the protagonist going into weird mental states and coming in
his pants. didn't know it had happened for real, and in bike racing no less.
heather
Donald Munro
>> > Eddy Planckaert claimed he came in the Tour de Flandres (1988) just
> before
>> > he beat Phil Anderson in the sprint. It proves that an orgasm helps to
>> win,
>> > so viagra - which is anyhow definitely performance enhancing - should be
>> > banned.
Jeff Jones wrote:
>> Does that mean Phil came second?
>
benjo maso wrote:
> Absolutely. How exciting was cycling in those days!
Yes, instead of multiple pileups, they used to have multiple orgasms
instead.