Things that give you the sh1ts

[dedja]

true ... firing squad

[CENTURION]

Lets hope common sense prevails.

yes, release him in America. let him have a field day.

[woodublieve12]

the fact that people may remember lance armstrong for a drug cheat, but dont even considerate the fact that he's raised over 500 million for cancer.... still a hero and a legend in my opinion...

[woodublieve12]

$320 speeding fine... getting knocked out of an elimination final today. and the swans lose... shit day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Q.]

Its the maximum sentence in Norway, as per legislation there.

They are all on too many drugs over there!!

Pathetic decision!!!

lol, a country with one of the lowest murder rates and lowest rates of recidivism in the world. Methinks they are doing something right with their justice system

[gadj1976]

the fact that people may remember lance armstrong for a drug cheat, but dont even considerate the fact that he's raised over 500 million for cancer.... still a hero and a legend in my opinion...

on the back of being a drug cheat.

[whufc]

the fact that people may remember lance armstrong for a drug cheat, but dont even considerate the fact that he's raised over 500 million for cancer.... still a hero and a legend in my opinion...

on the back of being a drug cheat.

but so are all the other cyclists.

so what now he gets stripped and they award all those TDF's to another rider who more than likely was on the juice as well.

[Q.]

the fact that people may remember lance armstrong for a drug cheat, but dont even considerate the fact that he's raised over 500 million for cancer.... still a hero and a legend in my opinion...

on the back of being a drug cheat.

but so are all the other cyclists.

so what now he gets stripped and they award all those TDF's to another rider who more than likely was on the juice as well.

This.

http://www.news.com.au/sport/more-sport/cadel-evans-could-be-seen-as-the-moral-winner-of-the-2005-tour-de-france/story-fndukor0-1226457440357

Armstrong this morning announced that he would not fight drugs charges from the US Anti Doping Agency that if proven, would likely see him lose his seven consecutive yellow jerseys from 1999-2005.

SECOND place in the 2005 Tour de France was Italian Ivan Basso who in 2007, was suspended for two years for a doping related offence.

THIRD place was German Jan Ullrich who in 2012 was told by the Court of Arbitration for Sport that all his results from 2005 were void because of his involvement in blood doping uncovered by the Operacion Puerto scandal.

FOURTH place was Spaniard Francisco Mancebo who did not start the 2006 Tour de France after being linked to the Operacion Puerto case. But he was not found guilty.

FIFTH place was Kazakh rider Alexander Vinokourov who was banned for blood doping during the 2007 Tour de France. He later returned to competition and this year won gold in the Olympic road race in London.

SIXTH place was American Levi Leipheimer who was stripped of a 1996 national criterium title after testing positive to a banned substance.

SEVENTH place was Danish cyclist Michael Rasmussen who was kicked off the 2007 Tour de France and later banned for two years for issues relating to missed doping tests.

[whufc]

Whats funny though is looking at Cadels ebbs and flows in performance within a few years, it could be seen to be very suspicious in itself.

[JK]

the fact that people may remember lance armstrong for a drug cheat, but dont even considerate the fact that he's raised over 500 million for cancer.... still a hero and a legend in my opinion...

on the back of being a drug cheat.

but so are all the other cyclists.

so what now he gets stripped and they award all those TDF's to another rider who more than likely was on the juice as well.

This.

http://www.news.com.au/sport/more-sport/cadel-evans-could-be-seen-as-the-moral-winner-of-the-2005-tour-de-france/story-fndukor0-1226457440357

Armstrong this morning announced that he would not fight drugs charges from the US Anti Doping Agency that if proven, would likely see him lose his seven consecutive yellow jerseys from 1999-2005.

SECOND place in the 2005 Tour de France was Italian Ivan Basso who in 2007, was suspended for two years for a doping related offence.

THIRD place was German Jan Ullrich who in 2012 was told by the Court of Arbitration for Sport that all his results from 2005 were void because of his involvement in blood doping uncovered by the Operacion Puerto scandal.

FOURTH place was Spaniard Francisco Mancebo who did not start the 2006 Tour de France after being linked to the Operacion Puerto case. But he was not found guilty.

FIFTH place was Kazakh rider Alexander Vinokourov who was banned for blood doping during the 2007 Tour de France. He later returned to competition and this year won gold in the Olympic road race in London.

SIXTH place was American Levi Leipheimer who was stripped of a 1996 national criterium title after testing positive to a banned substance.

SEVENTH place was Danish cyclist Michael Rasmussen who was kicked off the 2007 Tour de France and later banned for two years for issues relating to missed doping tests.

EIGHT place was filled by former Australian Olympic Ice Skater Steven Bradbury

[smac]

Close... It was Cadel Evans.

[Strawb]

EIGHT place was filled by former Australian Olympic Ice Skater Steven Bradbury

[Jim05]

F**kwits who drive cars that have been lowered that much that they have to hold up traffic in peakhour to negotiate getting into a driveway that was all of about 2mm higher than the road

[Squids]

F**kwits who drive cars that have been lowered that much that they have to hold up traffic in peakhour to negotiate getting into a driveway that was all of about 2mm higher than the road

This x100,000,000,000,000,000.

[kickinit]

F**kwits who drive cars that have been lowered that much that they have to hold up traffic in peakhour to negotiate getting into a driveway that was all of about 2mm higher than the road

This x100,000,000,000,000,000.

or people that buy a 4wd and never let it see dirt

[GWW]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/man-criti ... 6458995121

[Squids]

F**kwits who drive cars that have been lowered that much that they have to hold up traffic in peakhour to negotiate getting into a driveway that was all of about 2mm higher than the road

This x100,000,000,000,000,000.

or people that buy a 4wd and never let it see dirt

Which seems to be every second person in Adelaide. Shits me to tears, especially women in car parks who cant drive their gutless 4wd. Seriously what the hell is the use of a Toyota rav4?

[Ian]

Seriously what the hell is the use of a Toyota rav4?

A car the size of a RAV 4 is perfect for someone with a stuffed back, you don't have to step up to get in like in full size 4WD's, or get down like a typical sedan/wagon. you pretty much stand there and stick your arse on the seat, my uncle has a really bad back, he drives a Suzuki, we have a Mazda Tribute, both are great for getting in and out of with back pain.

[EB53]

People within clubs, who constantly snipe, and question the efforts of volunteers without lifting a finger to helpout themselves!!

[Footy Chick]

People within clubs, who constantly snipe, and question the efforts of volunteers without lifting a finger to helpout themselves!!

AMEN BROTHER!