Tweets of the week: Nairo Quintana on telly, Geraint Thomas, Alejandro Valverde and more

You won't find what you're looking for here, just something bigger and better than your wildest dreams could ever imagine

Tweets of the week
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Apart from the poor sods who get carted off for the final 1.Pro races in France and Belgium, jumping back in the team bus as daylight dissipates, it's the beginning of cycling's off-season.

It's too soon for us all to be longing for racing's return and instead is a chance to catch our collective breath. Sit still for a little while, doing absolutely nothing.

That's exactly what the pros are doing, which means they've got more than enough time on their hands to tweet directly into the abyss. Apart from Nairo Quintana, that is. He's busy dressing up as a chameleon and singing on television. Yep, we don't what that's about either.

1. How great would it be to have positive fines for riders doing good things? They should be delivered mid-race too, a motorbike driving up alongside a rider and handing them a wad of notes

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2. You're looking to this caption for an explanation but I regret to inform you I don't have one

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3. Cruel, funny and also probably true

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4. When Tim Hayter's neighbour asks him how his sons are doing does he must have to ask them to take a seat as he pulls up ProCyclingStats

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5. Geraint Thomas' meme game has certainly come a long way

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6. There's a lot to unpack here

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7. Geraint Thomas is either congratulating Tyson Fury or stepping up as his next challenger?

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8. I'm just imagining Alex Dowsett as a pundit on ITV with Roy Keane in the next chair looking at him in utter bemusement and disgust

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9. Never thought I'd say this but we should all be more like Louis Meintjes

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10. Not going to lie, I would watch

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We'll be back in seven day's time with more tweets. And if we're not, please call our mums and tell them we love them.

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