All is not well in the Tour de France

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stuart313 said:

It seems that Lycra is not the invincibility cloak we thought it was.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/othersports/artic...



Would it be too much to include a rofl?

Yes it would and I'd be genuinely interested to hear what you thought was remotely funny about it.

You evidently haven't the faintest idea what those guys go through mentally and physically to even get a chance to compete there, let alone finish a stage after being involved in something like that.

To find that incident in any way funny just marks you out as being rather pathetic, quite frankly.

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ewenm said:

Joey Ramone said:

MajorProblem said:

You can't laugh because everyone nowadays owns a road cycle and they think they are in the TDF anyway, if it was a gang of youths on motocrossers they'd be queuing up to take the piss.

More the fact that one guy broke his back and another his neck. Not seeing what there is to laugh about. The ones that weren't hospitalised are hard as nails and just shrugged it off. Bit like Contador last year, when he rode with broken leg.

But hey, can't stop biscuit laden keyboard warriors having their fun.

And the guy that broke his back with 60km to go finished the stage! #hardasnails

That'll be the famous TDF pharmaceuticals at work, mind you it's not just the pros - I always take a handful of codeine before I go out on the bike, saves time for when I get back.

OP - Top trolling btw.

[stuart313]

I've thought long and hard about this....

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stuart313 said:

I've thought long and hard about this....

You are a fking idiot

Cycling has, and always will be, associated with crashes

Cancellara broke two vertebrae and finished the stage
(take notice football-ists)

Id really like to know how a mass pile up involving potentially life threatening injuries can ever be funny

Unless of course you're a fking idiot......