Lance Armstrong today.

[Neutral Corner]

Nice article from Outside on Armstrong. He seems to have come to terms with his past and tried to make amends. The problem is, of course, that he lied so long and so well that many people have difficulty believing what he says.

Is Lance Armstrong (Truly) Sorry?

 

[Evil ... Thy name is Orville Redenbacher!!]

**** him.

 

[JC]

Nice article from Outside on Armstrong. He seems to have come to terms with his past and tried to make amends. The problem is, of course, that he lied so long and so well that many people have difficulty believing what he says.

Is Lance Armstrong (Truly) Sorry?

Oh for Christ sake, are people going to fall for this assholes lies again?

 

[Inky_Wretch]

For the sake of his kids, I hope Armstrong has evolved.

(Also, that entire issue is awesome. Cahill's article about dying and being revived was gripping.)

 

[Vombatus]

Paging Sally to the white courtesy phone.

 

[Chef2]

I hope he gets his other nut stuck in the spokes on one of his bikes.
Scumbag.

 

[Dick Whitman]

For the sake of his kids, I hope Armstrong has evolved.

(Also, that entire issue is awesome. Cahill's article about dying and being revived was gripping.)

Have you written for "Outside"? I feel like someone here has.

One of my favorite days of the month is when "Outside" is delivered.

Last week I got "Outside," "USA Today Sports Weekly," "Sports Illustrated," "Esquire," and "The New Yorker," all on the same day.

That was a good day.

 

[YankeeFan]

For the sake of his kids, I hope Armstrong has evolved.

(Also, that entire issue is awesome. Cahill's article about dying and being revived was gripping.)

Thanks for stopping by Tim.

 

[Dick Whitman]

The piece about the first two guys to go up Everest without supplemental oxygen was pretty good, too, although any time a piece profiles two people instead of just one, I'm constantly like, "Wait. Which one was this one again?"

 

[swingline]

When I think of Armstrong, I think of "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story."

 

[CD Boogie]

Nice article from Outside on Armstrong. He seems to have come to terms with his past and tried to make amends. The problem is, of course, that he lied so long and so well that many people have difficulty believing what he says.

Is Lance Armstrong (Truly) Sorry?

He helped raise money for cancer. Good on him. Now he can go the **** away bc nobody gives a **** what this lying POS is doing these days.

 

[Dick Whitman]

He helped raise money for cancer.

He helped raise money for cancer awareness.

 

[CD Boogie]

He helped raise money for cancer awareness.

troll

 

[Inky_Wretch]

Have you written for "Outside"? I feel like someone here has.

One of my favorite days of the month is when "Outside" is delivered.

Last week I got "Outside," "USA Today Sports Weekly," "Sports Illustrated," "Esquire," and "The New Yorker," all on the same day.

That was a good day.

I've helped some of their writers with local beta, but that's it.

 

[Inky_Wretch]

He helped raise money for cancer. Good on him. Now he can go the **** away bc nobody gives a **** what this lying POS is doing these days.

The audience he got for his TdF recaps and his podcasts say otherwise.

 

[CD Boogie]

The audience he got for his TdF recaps and his podcasts say otherwise.

Fine, then I don't give a **** what this POS is up to.

 

[qtlaw]

When he gives up absolutely everything and is barely sustaining himself above poverty, then I'll say he's truly sorry and making amends. Until then, nah. Screw that guy. He screwed over his best friends, defamed them as liars, and now he's living in a $9M house in Aspen with nearly $100M in assets??? This is the last time I give any thought to this terrible excuse for a human being. He's a total fraud and I hope the US Postal service nails him in court and he moves into a double wide in Jackpot, Nev. eating mac and cheese for the rest of his life.

 

[TigerVols]

He helped raise money for private plane flights.

FTFY

 

[BTExpress]

any time a piece profiles two people instead of just one, I'm constantly like, "Wait. Which one was this one again?"

You should have read Gary Smith's profile on the 2011 Phillies aces. Introduced them with their nicknames, "Loose Laser," "Tunnelman," "Late Riser" and "Kid Quantum." Kept going back to those nicknames. Was maddening to read. Who the **** is this guy again?

 

[HanSenSE]

When I think of Armstrong, I think of "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story."

THIS! One of those scenes that was kinda funny anyway, but was made funnier by changing events. Like the time "Cheers" opened with no one knowing who John Kerry was, well before he ran for president.

Just take your ball and go home.