An introduction
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At least you have the ability to make yourself laugh.0
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bennett_346 wrote:At least you have the ability to make yourself laugh.
What do you suggest to bring you to a vegetative state due to laughter-induced hypoxia?
How's about associating you with something you don't know anything about and suggesting how you're somehow worse off because of it?
Let's pretend you're a fan of the Estonian rally driver, Markko Martin then. Who has retired.
Here's the "humour"...
God, it's awful how you're being totally destroyed by us* this season eh?
*By "us", I obviously mean another driver, codriver, and team. It doesn't matter which for the purpose of this humourless interlude.
There. Better?0 -
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You've changed. I used to at least respect you as a troll, now you've lost your touch i think.0 -
bennett_346 wrote:TL;DR
You've changed. I used to at least respect you as a troll, now you've lost your touch i think.
How about you make a "funny" remark, and show the rest of us how it's done then?
For inspiration, here's the apparently side-splitting, rib-tickling example which you're all angry at me for having the gall to think of as unfunny.
Of course, I now realise the error in my ways, and accept that I will never, ever, reach such lofty comedic heights. The mere fact that I find it unamusing simply highlights my lack of humour.Stevo 666 wrote:In-Bread wrote:TheNorthernTrain wrote:What's the premiership?
Who even knows?0 -
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Something I said? This is a cycling forum, can't we all be mates?0
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Aggieboy wrote:Yeehaa and Stevo can I suggest you both go and have a nice long walk (not togethers ov's). It'll do you both good.
Sounds like Yeehaa hasn't taken your advice yet, he sounds all stressed and pent up still"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Fluffy bunnies and candy canes.0
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Stevo 666 wrote:Aggieboy wrote:Yeehaa and Stevo can I suggest you both go and have a nice long walk (not togethers ov's). It'll do you both good.
Sounds like Yeehaa hasn't taken your advice yet, he sounds all stressed and pent up still
She got funny looks too.0 -
In-Bread wrote:Something I said? This is a cycling forum, can't we all be mates?
Only when the world is eradicated of single speeders, Orange 5s and all Specialized branded bikes and tat..
Should I add 29ers to the "we can all get along" list?0 -
Aggieboy wrote:Yeehaa and Stevo can I suggest you both go and have a nice long w@nk (not togethers ov's). It'll do you both good.
There we go, think thats what you meant0 -
Gazlar wrote:Aggieboy wrote:Yeehaa and Stevo can I suggest you both go and have a nice long w@nk (not togethers ov's). It'll do you both good.
There we go, think thats what you meantI don't do smileys.
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And a bit of whoooosh.I don't do smileys.
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cooldad wrote:And a bit of whoooosh.
Mine always ends with a bit of a whoosh0 -
5 potatoes says walk boy will be banned again by the end of May.0
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Briggo wrote:5 potatoes says walk boy will be banned again by the end of May.I don't do smileys.
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YeehaaMcgee wrote:Why, what are you planning?
In order to win 5 potatoes, anything required.0 -
cooldad wrote:Briggo wrote:5 potatoes says walk boy will be banned again by the end of May.
It's ironic that the majority of us on a bike forum actually spend time walking not riding.... mind you if we are on the internet for a forum, it's no surprise we walk a lot, there are some great websites that contain some fantastic walking material.
Still, I blame wiggle for the way this thread has turned out.0 -
TheNorthernTrain wrote:It's ironic that the majority of us on a bike forum actually spend time walking not riding.....
true true
but even the fittest rider here will come across, from time to time, sections of the trail where you just need too dismount and walk0 -
People who walk over my local trails prevent me from ever using my summer tyres.0
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TheNorthernTrain wrote:It's ironic that the majority of us on a bike forum actually spend time walking not riding.... mind you if we are on the internet for a forum, it's no surprise we walk a lot, there are some great websites that contain some fantastic walking material.
Still, I blame wiggle for the way this thread has turned out.
I have an excuse.. I am leaving the country in a fortnight and I've given all my bikes away as well as all my riding gear, tools, spares and other pedal related tat.
I don't walk, I drive, only refugees and poor people walk..0 -
Walking made gazlar the man he is today.0
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Raymondavalon wrote:TheNorthernTrain wrote:It's ironic that the majority of us on a bike forum actually spend time walking not riding.... mind you if we are on the internet for a forum, it's no surprise we walk a lot, there are some great websites that contain some fantastic walking material.
Still, I blame wiggle for the way this thread has turned out.
I have an excuse.. I am leaving the country in a fortnight and I've given all my bikes away as well as all my riding gear, tools, spares and other pedal related tat.
I don't walk, I drive, only refugees and poor people walk..
Oh you do plenty of walking, you're a right old walker, you walker you, don't deny it.
You like walking so much you walk with your mum, holding hands while doing it.0