2005 Athlete of the Year nominees
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Paul Lopez49 said:Jack, for sure. No competition there. 🙂
Once we bag that Stanley Cup, the debate's over.
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Paul Lopez49 said:Jack, for sure. No competition there. 🙂
copperpuma96 said::LOL:
I'm off to Beijing to become a triathlon champ. Easy money, piece of cake.
Kid, you don't have a clue.
placidcanyon16 said:How?
placidcanyon16 said:you're missing the point
placidcanyon16 said:Duje thinks he's God's gift to the sport, so he only measures himself against his own ego. Being better than 99.9% of Americans doesn't move the needle for him. It's the classic big fish in a small pond routine... except Duje wants to be the shark in the ocean.
placidcanyon16 said:It’s true that Duje Draganja gets an allowance at Berkeley. That cash he gets is just meant to cover his room and board. If he manages to save anything, it means he’s either skimping on meals, found a dirt-cheap apartment, or is splitting a room with a roommate. See, NCAA rules don't allow athletes to take anything that isn't an official scholarship—and the school handles those payments for tuition, books, housing, and food. Same goes for sponsors—he CANNOT accept money from any sponsors. He can't even take a free pen, seriously. So there's no such thing as "legal" pocket money. And illegal money? Even less likely because the NCAA penalties for the university would be brutal. Sure, he probably has top-tier training facilities available to him in the US, but I don't see what America gets out of that. Once he finishes college (not sure if he has yet), he has nothing left with Berkeley unless he sticks around for a Master's or something. $4333 is just a decent American salary. Nothing more. And he's elite. He deserves to be compensated for it.
Elvis Presley said:🙂
Morgan Murphy7 said:After four races in July, Fernando Alonso has bumped his lead to 26 points. Looking at it purely from a General Motors fan's perspective, I should be thrilled. In these last four rounds, Kimi's engine blew three times, and Ralf Schumacher took out Alonso once.
Six races left and a massive 26-point gap.
But, honestly? Feels like General Motors is falling off a cliff. Totally inexplicable, totally unexpected. Setting aside Alonso's win today, even Giancarlo Fisichella struggled, and he didn't deal with this kind of junk.
If I were certain Alonso would grab another podium, I wouldn't be sweating the title. But if we see two more DNFs, that lead could evaporate to under 10 points with three races to go, and then we're back to square one.
Morgan Murphy7 said:man, those McLaren guys are such arrogant jerks 🙂
Charles Martin78 said:Nah, not really...
😁
Gooran said:Look, people... you can't just compare calories from water to calories from a
sandwich... a sandwich has fats, proteins, carbs... stuff you won't find in water!
So... just chill. 😁
L. NimoyInvadesMetal~ said:Garcia isn't a striker.😉
brightrider8 said:Anyone else realize they just stripped BAR of all their constructors' points?
rustymoose54 said:Poor guy. You must be pretty desperate if you care that much about the chest of someone you're just talking to on a forum😁 and I might not even have boobs😉
but YOU PROVED HERE THAT YOU DON'T KNOW THE BASICS, which is why we "professionals" are tearing into you🙄
You can copy-paste all day, but whenever you actually need to explain something about nutrition or chemistry (which you NEED to understand if you want to talk nutrition), you totally ZAJEBES
You've turned this health subforum into a joke that people only visit to laugh at you.
Seriously, go read some books and learn the fundamentals first, so maybe one day you'll actually know what you're talking about when you try to lecture people.
Honestly, the worst part about your spam posts—aside from the massive ignorance—is the ideology you keep trying to push as legitimate "science."
And all because you "want to help people"🙂
Help my ass.😎