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What do you call 100,000 lawyers under the sea? A good start. It's a cruel thing to say for the good attorney among all those slimy colleagues. It's a lot like that for the would-be Lance Armstrongs of the world. Like bolts, they went for the nuts, no, like squirrels they went nuts (ape sh*t) as a fan got a little too fanatical with a sign. Was it a selfie? It caused a mishap then a pile up then the worst bike crash ever, because this one was caught live and is of consequence to a big race.
Fan with sign causes huge pile-up in Stage 1 of the Tour de France | Cycling on NBC Sports
(NBC Sports, 6/26/21)
With less than 30 miles left in the first stage of the 2021 Tour de France, a fan held out a sign over the edge of the road that clipped Tony Martin and caused most of the field to pile up behind him.
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