Re: Flojo. I can't see either side swaying the other in this argument at
this point barring a confession from Flojo (unlikely) or Al (possibly less
likely).
Steve S.
Speaking of Al Joyner, didn't I see that he had been named an assistant
coach at UCLA? Don't recall any discussion regarding
Date: Sun, 3 Sep 2000 22:47:06 -0700
From: "malmo" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: t-and-f: flo-jo
Ahhh. You guys just don't give up with the Flo-Jo drug conspiracy
theories,
do you?
What follows is a short abstract of her career, which shows, without a
doubt, with the benefit of
For those of you that did not know it, Flo-Jo passed away a couple of years
ago.
Why don't we just let her rest in peace!
Dan Doherty
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From: Jon Entine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 10:28 AM
Subject: RE: t-and-f: flo-jo
--- Dan Doherty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For those of you that did not know it, Flo-Jo passed away a couple of
years ago. Why don't we just let her rest in peace!
I presume because not everyone shares the belief that death is some sacred
state that cannot be discussed. As far as I know,
In a message dated 9/4/0 8:26:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If there is reason to doubt the validity of something historical, then
there is certainly reason to discuss it. How about a show of hands -- who
is of the "let her rest in peace" mindset *and* feels she was on drugs?
And who of
Fair enough. I just prefer people to be honest as to why they do or do
not want to discuss things, regardless of what is actually being
discussed... Heck, when we get right down to it, does anything we discuss
on this list or do in life really matter? It's all a matter of opinion
and/or
You mean it's OK to railroad the world's fastest human
(Canadian) out of the sport with a trumped up drug test (the only alleged
drug positive in the entire Seoul Olympics) and give his medal to an
American, but we have to leave poor Flo-Jo's (American) supernatural
accomplishments alone because
Andre posted:
Flo-Jo's doctor believes the world's fastest woman was a drug cheat
I don't know whether she was or not, but when it comes to the continual
trashing of her reputation, I think we would be wise to follow these words
written about 23 centuries ago by the Greek philosopher
Three is presumably a whole lot more on this floating around the Web:
Flo-Jo's doctor believes the world's fastest woman was a drug cheat
.
(much more in this story...)
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/common/story_page/0,4511,1161376%2
Ahhh. You guys just don't give up with the Flo-Jo
On Sunday, September 03, 2000 10:47 PM Malmo said:
Ahhh. You guys just don't give up with the Flo-Jo drug conspiracy
theories,
do you?
What follows is a short abstract of her career, which shows, without a
doubt, with the benefit of hard work, determination and courage - ANYTHING
can
netters
Though I rarely comment on these issues. Here is one now.
Conway Wrote:
So, questions about drug use aside, how do you explain FloJo's 88 season as
"predictable and within the norms of world class sprinting" ??
Extremely bad wind reading measures? As I recall in Indianapolis
Ahhh. You guys just don't give up with the Flo-Jo drug conspiracy
theories,
do you?
What follows is a short abstract of her career, which shows, without a
doubt, with the benefit of hard work, determination and courage - ANYTHING
can happen.
Question: if Flo-Jo had been East-European, and
How about a show of hands by those who feel that the Flo-Jo "issue" has been
discussed enough on this list. Both sides have made their arguments many
times over, and I'm sure very few people have been persuaded to change their
minds based on the information presented here. There are some who
On Mon, 4 Sep 2000 18:29:51 -0400, you wrote:
For those of you that did not know it, Flo-Jo passed away a couple of years
ago.
Why don't we just let her rest in peace!
Dan Doherty
Let's say the IAAF throws out all world records set
before 2000.
Is an exception made if the record-setter is
How about Attila the Hun? Maybe we should canonize him, too, while we're
in a forgiving mood.
Give me a break!
Tony Craddock
Okay, okay, I vote to KEEP Attila on the Survivor
dinner list.
I've always wanted to have a barbarian over for supper to
prove to my wife that my table manners aren't
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