Floyd Landis

Maybe he's guilty and maybe he's not. But unlike alot of other people, I won't throw the guy under the bus until he's been *proven* guilty. How's that for a ground-breaking concept? I hope, for cycling's sake, he's innocent afterall.

He tested positive for an unusual level of Testosterone/Epitestosterone after stage 17 of the Tour de France. What about his samples from stages 16, 18, and 19? Surely this imbalance would not have simple vanished overnight? I don't see anyone asking for any further evidence besides his "B" sample, which will most likely mirror the "A" sample.

I thought the Salem Witch Trials ended over 300 years ago...?

I have an image of Floyd Landis wearing a loosely fastened carrot-nose, surrounded by filthy peasants screaming condemnations like "he turned me into a newt!", and "burn him, anyway!".