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  • itboffin
    itboffin Posts: 20,064
    Attica wrote:
    You see – it works on so very many levels.

    It would seem that those on Life Path 2 aren't very good at maths.

    @unclebadtouch - best post ever!!!

    My name - it comes from an old joke on an envelope years ago.
    The company that made Garfield postcards used to print the word Attica on their envelopes, it stuck.[/quote]

    ssssh! :roll: :wink:
    Rule #5 // Harden The Feck Up.
    Rule #9 // If you are out riding in bad weather, it means you are a badass. Period.
    Rule #12 // The correct number of bikes to own is n+1.
    Rule #42 // A bike race shall never be preceded with a swim and/or followed by a run.
  • richred_uk
    richred_uk Posts: 167
    MatHammond wrote:
    richred_uk wrote:
    My name's Rich, I had a company called Red Route when I first needed an email addy/ login name for stuff, and richred was taken on most sites, so I stuck _uk on the end.

    Of course with some foresight, I might not have picked a name with "red" in it to log into my Derby County forums. (I've explained the etymology of my name many times!)

    Rich

    Sheep, sheep, sheep shaggaaaaahhh! :lol:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/41991871@N08/4375746868/

    So the object of desire for you in this pic is actually the thing the bike is resting on and not the bike itself?
  • switchback18
    switchback18 Posts: 617
    mine ws due to distinct lack of imagination - it was the current bike with the size tacked on...
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  • SimonAH
    SimonAH Posts: 3,730
    Fireblade96 wrote:
    I did once work with a Mr. Head.
    Mr. Richard Head.

    Honestly !

    I worked with a
    Septic who was aggressively hetero who happily had Dick Hunter on his business cards. Now that is being secure i'n your sexuality.
    FCN 5 belt driven fixie for city bits
    CAADX 105 beastie for bumpy bits
    Litespeed L3 for Strava bits

    Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast.
  • waddlie
    waddlie Posts: 542
    My mother used to teach a young man by the name of Everard. His surname was Dick.

    Yep. Everard Dick.

    I know you already don't believe me, and you'll believe me even less when I tell you that his sister was named Ophelia. Ophelia Dick. Outstanding.

    If you really don't believe me, a quick google will confirm that I am not fibbing.
    Rules are for fools.
  • Mr_Cellophane
    Mr_Cellophane Posts: 690
    Invisible, inconsequential me!

    Cellophane
    Mister cellophane
    Should have been my name !!!!
    Mister cellophane
    'cause you can look right through me
    Walk right by me
    And never know I'm there!

    I tell ya
    Cellophane
    Mister cellophane
    Should have been my name
    Mister cellophane
    'cause you can look right through me walk right by me
    And never know I'm there. . .
  • Bassjunkieuk
    Bassjunkieuk Posts: 4,232
    Waddlie wrote:
    My mother used to teach a young man by the name of Everard. His surname was Dick.

    Yep. Everard Dick.

    I know you already don't believe me, and you'll believe me even less when I tell you that his sister was named Ophelia. Ophelia Dick. Outstanding.

    If you really don't believe me, a quick google will confirm that I am not fibbing.

    Well my highschool headteacher was Mr Hiscock (was always great fun in assembly with that one.....) His son was apparently called Phil.
    Who's the daddy?
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  • oscarbudgie
    oscarbudgie Posts: 850
    After track cyclist Oscar Plattner's famous party piece.
    Cannondale Supersix / CAAD9 / Boardman 9.0 / Benotto 3000
  • Cafewanda
    Cafewanda Posts: 2,788
    Polish restaurant on Clapham High Street my brothers and I used to meet up at. Still there although we rarely meet up these days. Mobiles are a lousy replacement.
  • NGale
    NGale Posts: 1,866
    my name...boring really but it's the truth even with DDD's allegations that it's 'commando ninja' :lol:
    Officers don't run, it's undignified and panics the men
  • NGale
    NGale Posts: 1,866
    Bassjunkieuk wrote:
    Waddlie wrote:
    My mother used to teach a young man by the name of Everard. His surname was Dick.

    Yep. Everard Dick.

    I know you already don't believe me, and you'll believe me even less when I tell you that his sister was named Ophelia. Ophelia Dick. Outstanding.

    If you really don't believe me, a quick google will confirm that I am not fibbing.

    Well my highschool headteacher was Mr Hiscock (was always great fun in assembly with that one.....) His son was apparently called Phil.

    I do actually know someone through football called Phil Hiscock :lol:

    The best one I have come across was a lad in a football team called Wayne King.
    Officers don't run, it's undignified and panics the men
  • Bassjunkieuk
    Bassjunkieuk Posts: 4,232
    NGale wrote:
    Bassjunkieuk wrote:
    Waddlie wrote:
    My mother used to teach a young man by the name of Everard. His surname was Dick.

    Yep. Everard Dick.

    I know you already don't believe me, and you'll believe me even less when I tell you that his sister was named Ophelia. Ophelia Dick. Outstanding.

    If you really don't believe me, a quick google will confirm that I am not fibbing.

    Well my highschool headteacher was Mr Hiscock (was always great fun in assembly with that one.....) His son was apparently called Phil.

    I do actually know someone through football called Phil Hiscock :lol:

    The best one I have come across was a lad in a football team called Wayne King.

    You do have to wonder sometimes just what the parents where thinking when they name their children? I mean do they think the lifetime of people making the same drab jokes will build character or something? At least with Wayne you could get a nice set, you could call his brothers Lee and Joe or a sister Sue maybe ;-)
    Who's the daddy?
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  • tptvmbircn
    tptvmbircn Posts: 782
    my DOB at the end and the stealth elite part is because i likw black cycling clobber and i turn ninja on tracks and scare charv's :D
  • saladdays
    saladdays Posts: 92
    Fourth word in the forth line of this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSq8ZBdSxNU
  • laughingontheinside
    laughingontheinside Posts: 65
    It has been said that I have no sense of humour. This is totally untrue of course.
  • cyberknight
    cyberknight Posts: 1,238
    Favorite book


    neuromancer.jpg
    The guy who invented the term cyberspace and really for me kick started my interest in cyberpunk

    Favorite" super hero"
    batman-dark-knight-returns.jpg


    aka the Dark Knight
    the two mixed together .. CyberKnight
    FCN 3/5/9
  • Gupta Patel
    Gupta Patel Posts: 2
    I thought it was amusing at the time - how wrong you can be.
  • PBo
    PBo Posts: 2,493
    My initials are PB, but someone wrote my initials on a list as P.B. in marker pen - however, they did a dot for the first full stop, but a little circle for the second dot....looked a bit like this....

    P.Bo

    people were reading the list and going "who's PBo?"
  • bunter
    bunter Posts: 327
    School nickname.... (no, it wasn't a public school with a tuckshop etc)

    I went to school with a lad called Christopher Peacock. We all called him Chris...
  • EKE_38BPM
    EKE_38BPM Posts: 5,821
    The MD of a company I used to work for was named Chris Peacock and I used to work with a Dr Mike Hunt (different company).
    A friend went to school with a Martin Cox who is supposed to have a sister named Ophilia.
    FCN 3: Raleigh Record Ace fixie-to be resurrected sometime in the future
    FCN 4: Planet X Schmaffenschmack 2- workhorse
    FCN 9: B Twin Vitamin - winter commuter/loan bike for trainees

    I'm hungry. I'm always hungry!
  • hambones
    hambones Posts: 407
    My dad's nickname for me when I was younger, resurrected after my cycling accident a few years ago which left me with a tasty 8" scar and lots of bolts and plates!

    As an aside, there is a teacher at my kid's school called Miss Conduct (along with a Miss Terry, Huckett and Hurry). :D
    Still breathing.....
  • crossborderreiver
    crossborderreiver Posts: 97
    In years gone by, raiders who crossed the border between Scotland an England (and vice versa) to do their raiding were known as reivers. I live in Scotland and work in England. I do my reiving Monday to Friday by bike.

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