Absolute CHAOS At The Tour de France After a Lady With A Sign Causes Every Biker In The Country To Fall Off Their Bikes At Once

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Everyone wants to bitch and blame Sign Lady here, but you know what, I don't blame her. If you play a sport where a cardboard sign can take out every competitor, that's on YOU, not her. Imagine an entire football or hockey team crashing and burning because of a cardboard sign? Nope, wouldn't happen. So I stand with Sign Lady here. You can't tell me these guys can bike 150 miles a day for 4 months (I have no idea how many miles nor months the TDF is, but that seems about right) but a flimsy little sign can bring them down. Lance Armstrong is turning in his yellow stretchy grave, smh.