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I love how the story ends with a loving discussion of cycling competition and thinking of safety by way of helmets. Meanwhile, as smart as the narrator might be
by 6stringmerc 9y ago
I love how the story ends with a loving discussion of cycling competition and thinking of safety by way of helmets. Meanwhile, as smart as the narrator might be, it's funny how easily things can be overlooked.
Cycling is one of the most cheating, dirty sports in the world. Sprinting is close, so is swimming. But talking about cyphers and codes and then somehow getting into a discussion about cycling just reminds me so much of Dr. Ferrari and Lance Armstrong.
If you're not cheating, you're not trying. If the FBI is on your tail, you've screwed up somewhere. The devil's in the details...
- icantdrive55 9y agoI still wonder how much Placebo played in that last win after cancer, and they were watching him like a hawk? I just remember Dr. Ferrari claiming Placebo Effect. Something I doubt Lance knew anything about. We will never know. I wish Lance didn't go after people in court. I still think he's a pretty remarkable athlete.