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    I quite liked B. Bardot as well, and thought Claidine Longet was 'hot as' until she was convicted of a 'misdemenour', ie killing her boyfriend Spider Sabrich.

    Its coincidental of course that she later married her defence attorney and settled the civil proceedings with Sabich's family out of court on the understanding she would not reveal details of the relationship .

    The Stones had something to say about it though.

    I suppose that might be the deviancy you mentioned and I'm sure that Sabrich's small goods were irrelevent.

    It was the cheese she liked I guess

    "Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail (again)

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail (again)

    She only does it at weekends

    Claudine

    Oh, Claudine

    Now only Spider knows for sure

    But he ain't talkin' about it any more

    Is he, Claudine?

    There's blood in the chalet

    And blood in the snow

    (She)Washed her hands of the whole damn show

    The best thing you could do, Claudine

    Shot him once right through the head

    Shot him twice right through the chest

    The judge says (ruled) it was an accident

    Claudine

    Accidents will happen

    (In the best homes)

    And Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine

    (Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine) [additional chorus]

    I'll tell you something

    Now Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine

    Tell you one more

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Huh Claudine?

    Oh Claudine...

    Oooo ...

    What about the children, baby?

    Poor, poor children

    Now I threaten my wife with a gun

    I always leave the safety on

    I recommend it

    Claudine

    Now she pistol whipped me once or twice

    But she never tried to take my life

    (What do you think about that)

    Claudine

    The prettiest girl I ever seen

    I saw you on the movie screen

    Hope you don't try to make a sacrifice of me

    Claudine

    (Don't get trigger happy with me)

    Don't wave a gun at me

    (Claudine)

    I said Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine

    I said Claudine's back in jail again

    Claudine's back in jail again

    She only does it at weekends

    Claudine

    Keith, will you put that weapon down?

    Oh Claudine

    Oh Claudine"

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    I've missed the last few nights due to other involvements but I did see a highlight from Saturday that had Chief Wiggins leading out his sprinter (not Cav) at the end of the stage..Very impressive stuff I thought and not something I'd expect to see from a leading GC rider that everyone reckoned was going to crack.

    Wishful thinking that was

    He'll have to fall off to lose in my opinion,but slowing the peleton is to protect a genuine GC competitor suffering misfortune is the racing tradition so its not quite as wonderously sporting as some people are making out.

    I've seen it done before and I'm not a long time observer.

    That Frenchman however, upholds the tradition of Frog duplicitous hypocricy in all things,....politics ,human rights, bravery in battle, philosophy and now cycling.

    EDITS ..endless spelling mistakes

  3. I'm still going with the Dalai Lama myself...the story of Milarepa the Tibetan Yogi who turned to witchcraft is too challenging. There's probably a wikipedia entry if you need an explanation,but expiation would probably be 10 Tours on an old bike with flat tyres and mountain stages only...in the snow and back to back.

  4. Lol ......thanks for that....you missed beautiful scenery. I not the press is moving towards sprinting coverage which pretty much tells us no one reckons Cadel has a chance. Maybe the Dalai Lama can do a puja for him,he's a Tibetan human rights supporter.

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    Chief Wiggams looked

    pressured for the first time today.

    Its a pity Hincapie has stopped his Lance Armstrong drug regime and has only been useful when its flat.

    Apart from TJ, Cadel is going it alone pretty much while Axis 's observations also seem relevant.

    Put simply Wiggims is better than Cadel and Sky is better than BMC.

    Can some photo shop hero put Dunns mo onto Wiggs sideburned face so I can get a laugh..or throw darts at it.

    Hopefully Hincapie will leave the sport dammed as the longest term drug cheat in Tour history without being the 'winner' that Armstrong was, and not excused as a whistle blower.

    I guess he must be Catholic...turn to god at the very last minute (of your career) and all your wrongdoing is excused...

  6. Nice, I hope you're correct. But he didnt sound very confident to me, though no doubt he'll try something serious eventually....he's going to have to

  7. Yep Wiggins/Sky looks in total control at present .Only Aussie blinkers allow us to see him failing.

    Still, its a funny game cycling.

    Wheres he been? Winning everything on two wheels if you listen to him. He went out injured in last years Tour

  8. You dont think drafting a couple of 'climbers' into BMC and watching them leave Cadel one out on the climbs has a bit of Melbourne Football Club to it?

    Its like playing Key Position Forwards on the half back flank if you ask me.

    I'm a pessimist on international competition myself so I often watch this stuff with a sinking feeling.

    However with Big Thor, the God of Thunder, out injured I'm enjoying Matty Goss working his way into contention for Green without yet snaging a stage ....very smart riding imo and something Thor (I cant spell his last name) seemed to do as well.

  9. Cadel was nicely boxed in by Sky preventing him from all out attack......they seem to have a number of cunning plans,including Froome as back up. Even if Cadel gets over a tiring Wiggins (and thats Aussie speculation that doesnt appear on British sites) he still needs to get out in front by a substantial amount to be safe on the last TT. I just cant see it. My only hope for Cadel is that I have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about!!

  10. Cadel is goorrnn imo. Sky has planned this to perfection,thus far at least,and every move he makes they have covered. With the final TT likely to favour Wiggins , Evans has to gain at least 3 minutes minimum before then and.......it just aint going to happen . Even if he gets away from Wiggins and /or Froome somewhere,it is unlikely to provide a sufficient buffer to allow him to wear Yellow in Paris.

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    The Sky team looks ruthless to me.The way they have been training and racing together all year suggests a concerted plan to win this thing and thus far,even if Cadel has only been feeling them out,they seem to be holding the cards. The only advantage Cadel has been given in the reports I've read is that he descends better than Wiggins and today there is a big climb and plenty of downhill after that, so we may just get some confirmation of the real state of play tonight. Downhill gains seem high risk to me and if that is the only way to win then I reckon its clutching at straws. I imagine Frome will take it to Evans not vice versa with Chief Wiggams staying in touch and protected. He only has to hold onto a 10 second lead to be able to start the last TT last with all the numbers laid out for him.....a couple of weeks away maybe but I know who I'd rather be at present

  12. It is now obvious that Cadel is in trouble. He hasnt been able to shake Wiggins resolve one bit and is almost 2 minutes behind. With Frome also breathing down his neck needs to get clear in the mountains and build a lead before the last time trial . He still has a chance but Team Sky looks a whole lot tougher than the Schlek brothers did last year. Last night Wiggins just looked superior

  13. Nah Chief Wiggam has Cadels measure in time trials even if it was only 10 seconds in the first. The talk is that Cadel will have to limit his loss tonight and plan to get it back,and more, in the serious mountains.He may be better placed for the last trial when the mts have taken their toll on the Pommie.

  14. Its a worry I reckon. BMC looked super on the flat then essentially disappeared in the space of two nights. No doubt Cadel is up for fighting alone but we'll know he's in real trouble when the Rupert Guiness starts calling him a little Aussie battler

  15. With the proviso that I know nothing (quite obviously) it appears to me that Sky is playing a pretty good game. Chief Wiggam was stalking Cadel as much as he was defending Yellow and the Aussie has got some work ahead of him to find a weakness. Having the hypocritical drug cheat Hincapie et al helping him on the flats seems to be a counter intuitive plan considering the race will probably be won in the mountains,despite Cadel saying that its the flat stages where help is most efficient

  16. Last night was just play time in the greater scheme of things.BMC claim Cadel is ok with going it alone like he did last year if he has to. This time however he might get assistance from the likes of Frank Schlek who will be trying to work his way back into the race rather than win it for his brother and the pressure is on Chief Wiggam now he's got the Yellow.If Cadel can stay around 10 seconds through tonight and the next time trial I imagine he'll be pretty happy. But then I dont really have a clue.

  17. As I understand it Wiggins is the equal of Evans as a climber but apparantly not as a descender due to Cadels mountain bike experience. The bloke from Sky was important for the mountain stages but I reckon they still have a team as strong if not stronger than BMC last year. Hopefully the BMC team will be as prominent in the bigger mountains as they have been thus far.

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    Gee there was all the action they predicted,with chaos at the end. Wiggins 'lucky' he was in the last crash and didnt drop time to Cadel who looms very very much in control of his race at present...to quote Graeme Smith from Ology. " Wiggins...pffft". Tonight I sleep