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For anyone who may be following his 'saga', Oprah's interview is about to kick off:
http://ownspecial.oprah.com/lancearmstrong-cc.html |
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Lance Armstong is the biggest D-dag to exist. Exploiting his cancer to get rich and cheating.
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Well, there we go... the cat's 'officially' out of the bag.
It's a shame he defiantly lied and challenged all those who opposed him all these years, but a part of me does understand why he did it. A first time led to a second, third, fourth, etc and with all of that success, fame and attention, it must have been hard for him to stop. I guess that's where his lack of judgment or his decision making got the better of him, in not actually being able to stop when he should have. |
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No real interest in watching it, but did he admit to drugs, or just taking out blood, then putting the blood back in?
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Quote:
EPO + Blood Transfusions + the whole 9 yards for all of his 7 TDF victories. |
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Lance's responses are cleverly presented.
Most people, after several years of cheating, suing innocent people and lying under oath, would come out sweating and looking like a monster. In the Oprah interview (part one) Lance comes out looking bad - but definitely not as bad as it could have been. Pretty good damage control / PR. I see what Oprah meant in her show teasers, when she said he came prepared and ready. |
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Lance Armstrong's story is just sad and disappointing. Not really angry or anything like that.
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But he couldn't bring himself to say that Emma O'Reilly was right.
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Live Strong? More like LIE Strong.
![]() ...I'm kind of like one-quarter joking. But it is severely disappointing that the accusations ended up being true.
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What's really crazy is that people other than the participants actually care who wins the TDF.
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