Lance & Sheryl split
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Friday, February 03, 2006
By Yokota Fritz
Every other biking blogger in the world will blog about this, so I might as well join the herd. Dateline NBC reported tonight that "a cruise ship sinks with 1200 people aboard. Also, some bad personal news for Lance Armstrong."
Ohhh-kay. That puts some interesting perspective on it. Anyway, in case you haven't heard or figured it out yet, Lance Armstrong and Sheryl Crow have called it quits on their two-year relationship and wedding plans. "After much thought and consideration we have made a very tough decision to split up," a joint statement by the couple issued to People Magazine said. "We both have a deep love and respect for each other, and we ask that everyone respect our privacy during this difficult time."
Every other biking blogger in the world will blog about this, so I might as well join the herd. Dateline NBC reported tonight that "a cruise ship sinks with 1200 people aboard. Also, some bad personal news for Lance Armstrong."
Ohhh-kay. That puts some interesting perspective on it. Anyway, in case you haven't heard or figured it out yet, Lance Armstrong and Sheryl Crow have called it quits on their two-year relationship and wedding plans. "After much thought and consideration we have made a very tough decision to split up," a joint statement by the couple issued to People Magazine said. "We both have a deep love and respect for each other, and we ask that everyone respect our privacy during this difficult time."
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Oh crap! Now we have yet another reason to be bombarded with BS. EEK!
Every bike magazine across the globe will make a cover story out of this latest development.
Isn't there a bike race somewhere?
Every bike magazine across the globe will make a cover story out of this latest development.
Isn't there a bike race somewhere?
I have been searching for months for a way to lure the faithful "People" and "Us Weekly" readers over to my blog. This could have been my golden opportunity, but I couldn't figure out how to put a design spin on it (and of course I would never post anything off topic).
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