BREAKING NEWS !!!
July 8th, 2008 by rams
En terecht ! (dat schoppen dan)
Archive for the ‘La grande boucle’ Category
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T00rp00l 2008
July 2nd, 2008 by ikiro
More p00lmania here at Och as it is time for the T00rp00l again. Join in on the OCHBLOG subleague at sportpOOls (JayJay will probably throw the password in the comments). Registration is open until 12.00hrs CET this Saturday July 5, 2008. A votre demandé, les coureurs et les connaiseurs. This year le Grand Départ de Bretagne, home to great cyclists such as le Biqet, le Boulanger de Saint-Méen, the Badger, and of course Marie.
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Bossche bol
February 18th, 2008 by farquaad
VPRO’s Andere Tijden over de bedorven kip van PDM.
Voor Zwarte Bos bezoekers wordt het bij 25 minuten even grappig.
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Och’s Weekend Movie: Le Mystère Anquetil
July 22nd, 2007 by ikiro
Yesterday’s time trial around Albi is a fine example that to succeed in la Grande Boucle, that you’ll have to stay on your bike in the first week, that you’ll have to stay close with the competition over the first mountains (Pyrénées or Alpes), and that you’ll have to hammer down your opponents in the race contre-la-montre. Le Mystère Anquetil (1997) is about the man who turned time trialling into an art form: Jacques Monsieur Chrono Anquetil (1934-1987).
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Och’s Weekend Movie: Tour Des Légendes
July 13th, 2007 by ikiro
History is made up of truths that end up becoming lies. Myths are made up of lies that end up becoming truths - Jean Cocteau.
T00rp00l
July 6th, 2007 by ikiro
Yep, it’s time for t00rp00ls again. Join in on the OCHBLOG subleague at sportp00ls. Registration is open until 12.00hrs Saturday 07-07-07, ask one of our edit0rs for the password (via mail or BSC). A votre demandé, les coureurs et les connaiseurs.
Och’s Weekend Movie: Jour De Fête
July 6th, 2007 by ikiro
In Jour de Fête (1949), Jacques Tati plays François, a postman who delivers the mail around a small village in the center of France. We follow François on his delivery round on his pignon fixe while the other townies prepare for some upcoming festivities. In the evening, François watches a film showing how the US postal services ride motorbikes through flaming rings and use helicopters to deliver mail in a highly efficient fashion. Or at least, that is what François has been told. The next morning, he decides to modernize his delivery techniques according to the lessons learned: rapidité, rapidité. What follows is a great lesson in hilarious bike handling skills and an efficient mail delivery procedure that the Apostle of the American Gospel of Efficiency only could have dreamed of. Check out Tativille for more on Jacques Tati, or go see Mon Oncle at the Plaza Futura on July 10.
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