Have you been drinking?
Everyone that buys a lottery ticket is part of the lottery's success. Of course they are, without people buying the tickets nobody would win, no "good causes" would get money and the lottery would fail.
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Proud to be a cyclist...
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Goan what are you talking about. British cycling has lottery funding, yes? So anyone who buys a lottery ticket has contributed to the success of the British cycling team, so can be proud to be part of it.
Going by the majority on here.
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Temper temper!!
I don't care if I sound like the village idiot (who's name calling now???). They always seem so happy on TV. Wouldn't like the teeth they seem to have though.....
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have to agree with gary_m, I am proud of my success when i race, but i aint proud of anyone else....
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I figured I'd play you at your own game and look for a crap and completely irrelevant interpretation of your post...
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It was advice rather than name calling. If someone said to you 'you look stupid in that hat', it's not the same as 'you're stupid', is it?
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I bought a Spanish lottery ticket earlier this - but I don't think it counts as a:) I was pissed & b:) I didn't check if it won
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Lottery ticket buyers CAN be proud of the success. Good on 'em I say. It all helps.
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Goan, LOL!
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oh dear, I'm off. I've got a 20 mile ride home I can be proud of soon.
I'll leave robdob and smee to their love in, they seem a good match.
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Did you cut the trails or build the roads? if not i suspect it may be misplaced pride.
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Somebody I knew shared a house with Chris Hoy, and I went round there. I've been in the Two Mills when CB was in there (when he was still racing). I beat Liam Killeen in a time trial (he got DQ'ed for going the wrong way). Tracy Moseley once stopped to let the group I was riding with go past. As I'm sure none of these people would have achieved what they did without their chance encounters with me, does that mean I'm allowed to feel proud of our cyclists' achievements?
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the op basically said 'are you proud to be part of the cycling success story'
Of course as usual on here people fail to read the question and fly off the handle
If you're going to be a pedant and pick apart MY original post, take another look. It wasn't a question, but a simple statement. Granted I hoped and expected it would invoke some positive responses from like-minded people, but instead - as is so often the case on STW - it lured in those who take great pleasure in passing on their apparent bad mood. Thanks
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instead - as is so often the case on STW - it lured in those who take great pleasure in passing on their apparent bad mood.
Well what did you expect posting in a place full of trainee GOM?Posted 2 years ago # -
I certainly feel like a cyclist, to the extent that I smile when I see little old ladies pottering about on their bikes. Couldn't care less if that makes me sad, I'm the one with a smile on my face
As for positive news stories, well a mate of mine spent about a year trying to sort out a 4x track locally. Had funding from the council, track professionally designed, site all sorted. Then it was ko'd by some developers who wanted to build some bloody houses
Anyway, pottering about on a ride at the weekend, it suddenly occurred to me that a blatant opportunity (disused school with grounds, local committee sorting it out) was going begging. It's about 500m from my flat
Doing some groundwork tonight, wish me luck!
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I've bought a few bikes - some from same companies as race teams there.
If no one bought bikes then the companies wouldn't last and so no racing - there's not loads of TV cash!!!!
pride in being part of that - too right!!!
plus pride in riding, pride in bikes (even though I don't clean em too often)
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Hey RichP, that sounds hopeful.
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Having spoken to my friend tonight, it's been more like 3 years
Oh well, in for a penny, in for a pound...
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