London Fixed-gear and Single-speed

teddy · 23rd July 2008

bored now

hoxtonfixie · 23rd July 2008

deafness isnt excuse for rudnezz

hoxtonfixie · 23rd July 2008

you guyz are bs ducebags.

edscoble · 23rd July 2008

bored now, just to kill this topic;

Go to Brick Lane Bikes, and tell them you got £2,000 to spend on a 'fixie', they'll do the rest;

http://bricklanebikes.co.uk/

pajamas · 23rd July 2008

Wtf people???

Cuppa T · 23rd July 2008

haha this is a shame on the poor auld NYC lass...... just ebay for a "fixie" if thats what your after, you do know what defers a fixed wheeled bike don't you?

since its your first bike, don't spend more than 350GBP be its brand new or second hand.

tick.tick.tick · 23rd July 2008

do u like 2 listen 2 the offspring? they r essental listens 4 a fixie rider.

Cuppa T · 23rd July 2008

if you can get me a macbookpro i will give you my bike 'hoxtonfixie'

Dylan · 23rd July 2008

no one ever gets english humour 1st time round.

edscoble · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by Dylan

no one ever gets english humour 1st time round.

No one can ever get Yanks humour, what's up with that? Superbad for instance, dancing with girl who have period? "McLovin'? what the fuck is that about?

pajamas · 23rd July 2008

don't beat yourself up about it ed, "Two countries divided by a common language."

edscoble · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by pajamas

don't beat yourself up about it ed, "Two countries divided by a common language."

I remember someone said that, any idea who is it PJ?

pajamas · 23rd July 2008

George Bernard Shaw my friend.. "England" and "America" in those days....

edscoble · 23rd July 2008

oh yes, the Irish, the only thing we (now) share in common is fucking knives.

cg5154 · 23rd July 2008

Not sure if this post is a joke or not... but if it's legit, then on behalf of "Amrericanz" everywhere, I apologize. Hell, I'm so embarrassed, I'll even apologise.

pajamas · 23rd July 2008

Are you into clever and satisfying vignettes? I am.

Here's one that's great:

"The young sow wild oats; the old grow sage."

Clever and satisfying.

pajamas · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by cg5154

Not sure if this post is a joke or not... but if it's legit, then on behalf of "Amrericanz" everywhere, I apologize. Hell, I'm so embarrassed, I'll even apologise.

hey cg5154

fruitbat · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by hoxtonfixie

someone at work said there was an italian shop on brick road i couldnt find it yest so i googled you guys.

Follow the yellow Brick Road, the shop is full of munchkins, witches and flying monkeys, you pay your money ...

cg5154 · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by pajamas

hey cg5154

Yo yo yiggidy yo, pajamaz.

edscoble · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by pajamas

Are you into clever and satisfying vignettes? I am.

Here's one that's great:

"The young sow wild oats; the old grow sage."

Clever and satisfying.

I do, thought I don't know where to look for those kind of vignettes, I usually like simple quotation such as this;

"The reason why the sun never sets on the British Empire is because God doesn't trust the British in the dark"

A bit tongue-in-cheek if you must.

fruitbat · 23rd July 2008

Hey cg5154, don't get the fluffy bear avatar. Or is it just irony?

pajamas · 23rd July 2008

You ever seen "The Wiz"? It's a down-home, soul-stew version of the Judy Garland classic.

Ross plays Dorothy with valium-pickled smile and watery eyes; Jackson is the luckless scarecrow. It's as if each are using it as their last gasp opportunity to appropriate a childhood they never really had. You get the idea they both think they're doing a wonderful job of being wholesome and childlike - the perfect entertainers any parent could hope for their kids' kindergarten. It's painful viewing.

pajamas · 23rd July 2008

There's reasons for that cuddly bear, fruitbat. We've been over this dude; you've been too busy not riding your Bob...

fruitbat · 23rd July 2008

Sounds just like that Italian bike shop on Brick lane Rd.

fruitbat · 23rd July 2008

Sorry, missed the fluffy bear thread

cg5154 · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by fruitbat

Hey cg5154, don't get the fluffy bear avatar. Or is it just irony?

How dare you! My avatar is Cheer Bear, one of the original Care Bears! What can be more profoundly meaningful than that??

I got called a Tory-loving fag in a previous thread because some people didn't realize I was a girl. Apparently, females are required to have avatars in pastel colors. Therefore, to avoid any future ambiguity, I picked a fluffy pink bear with a rainbow on its tummy.

fruitbat · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by pajamas

There's reasons for that cuddly bear, fruitbat. We've been over this dude; you've been too busy riding your Bob...

Fixed

fruitbat · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by cg5154

How dare you! My avatar is Cheer Bear, one of the original Care Bears! What can be more profoundly meaningful than that??

I said fluffy. What's a 'cheer' bear

pajamas · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by cg5154

a fluffy pink bear with a rainbow on its tummy.

that's cute. I've always thought of you as a cute one cg5154, I think you know that.

fruitbat · 23rd July 2008

Time to sleep, I think

pajamas · 23rd July 2008

I'm glad the situation's fixed sir... that Bob is for rollin', not hol'in'...

fruitbat · 23rd July 2008

You just gotta have faith

edscoble · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by cg5154

I got called a Tory-loving fag in a previous thread because some people didn't realize I was a girl. Apparently, females are required to have avatars in pastel colors. Therefore, to avoid any future ambiguity, I picked a fluffy pink bear with a rainbow on its tummy.

How did a female get called a Tory-loving fag?? what exactly did you said that cause the gentleman to unfathomably uttered this rather sporadic profanity?

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Originally Posted by fruitbat

I said fluffy. What's a 'cheer' bear

I think it's bear getting groomed for the act of the love making for gentlemen beyond the age of 35.

cg5154 · 23rd July 2008

Awwww... forum flirting. All I can say is, I wish I had a pair of PJs like you...

Alas, it's beddie-byes for this Care Bear too. Night night y'all.

pajamas · 23rd July 2008

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Originally Posted by cg5154

I wish I had a pair of PJs like you...

that's played havoc with my self-loathing.

23rd July 2008	#52
hoxtonfixie	deafness isnt excuse for rudnezz
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23rd July 2008	#54
edscoble	bored now, just to kill this topic; Go to Brick Lane Bikes, and tell them you got £2,000 to spend on a 'fixie', they'll do the rest; http://bricklanebikes.co.uk/
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23rd July 2008	#56
Cuppa T	haha this is a shame on the poor auld NYC lass...... just ebay for a "fixie" if thats what your after, you do know what defers a fixed wheeled bike don't you? since its your first bike, don't spend more than 350GBP be its brand new or second hand.
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23rd July 2008	#57
tick.tick.tick	do u like 2 listen 2 the offspring? they r essental listens 4 a fixie rider.
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23rd July 2008	#59
Dylan	no one ever gets english humour 1st time round.
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23rd July 2008	#61
pajamas	don't beat yourself up about it ed, "Two countries divided by a common language."
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23rd July 2008	#65
cg5154	Not sure if this post is a joke or not... but if it's legit, then on behalf of "Amrericanz" everywhere, I apologize. Hell, I'm so embarrassed, I'll even apologise.
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23rd July 2008	#71
fruitbat	Hey cg5154, don't get the fluffy bear avatar. Or is it just irony?
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