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Give it 10 years when he needs the money by going all Mea Culpa.
Give it 10 years when he needs the money by going all Mea Culpa.
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Bradley Wiggins
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OB1
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Was he having the injection for asthma or an allergy? The TV report I saw last night referred to hay fever.
No idea of the legitimacy of his need but I do know from personal experience how debilitating really bad hay fever can be: mine was bloody awful when I was younger and the standard medication was next to useless. Consequently, on a few occasions I had cortisone (IIRC) injections for when I was doing exams (A-levels and Uni finals) and they did work wonderfully; wish I had had them for my O-levels.
No idea of the legitimacy of his need but I do know from personal experience how debilitating really bad hay fever can be: mine was bloody awful when I was younger and the standard medication was next to useless. Consequently, on a few occasions I had cortisone (IIRC) injections for when I was doing exams (A-levels and Uni finals) and they did work wonderfully; wish I had had them for my O-levels.
mscenterh750
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Big sided Big hooked nosed fucking ****.
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I still sense something was not right, but anyway...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/41996027
"Sir Bradley Wiggins: No charges over 'mystery' package
There will be no charges over a 'mystery' medical package delivered to Sir Bradley Wiggins at the Criterium du Dauphine in 2011, says UK Anti-Doping.
The ruling follows an investigation into allegations of wrongdoing at British Cycling and Team Sky.
It was alleged the package contained a banned substance but the doctor involved, Dr Richard Freeman, said it was a legal decongestant - fluimucil."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/41996027
"Sir Bradley Wiggins: No charges over 'mystery' package
There will be no charges over a 'mystery' medical package delivered to Sir Bradley Wiggins at the Criterium du Dauphine in 2011, says UK Anti-Doping.
The ruling follows an investigation into allegations of wrongdoing at British Cycling and Team Sky.
It was alleged the package contained a banned substance but the doctor involved, Dr Richard Freeman, said it was a legal decongestant - fluimucil."
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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I still sense something was not right, but anyway...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/41996027
"Sir Bradley Wiggins: No charges over 'mystery' package
There will be no charges over a 'mystery' medical package delivered to Sir Bradley Wiggins at the Criterium du Dauphine in 2011, says UK Anti-Doping.
The ruling follows an investigation into allegations of wrongdoing at British Cycling and Team Sky.
It was alleged the package contained a banned substance but the doctor involved, Dr Richard Freeman, said it was a legal decongestant - fluimucil."
Wonder why they couldn't just have said at the time "Oh do fuck off, chaps. It's my fluimucil! It's my perfectly legal decongestant."
The perfect fumble
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"Oh do fuck off, chaps. It's my fluimucil! It's my perfectly legal decongestant."
Wasn't that the B-side to.....