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    Frosty100
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    New to the Group. What is DF?

    Is there a glossary of Frequently used abbreviations somewhere?

    Thanks

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  2. Dave Clary
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    (FROSTY100) said:

    New to the Group. What is DF?

    Diamond Frame (could also mean Diamond Face if you're talking wedges--oops, sorry Frosty--wrong
    newsgroup_.

    Dave Clary/Corpus Christi, Tx Home: home.stx.rr.comdclary Never Forget:
    politicsandprotest.orgpoliticsandprotest.org RSG Roll Call
    rec-sport-golf.commembers

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  3. g19glock1
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    Originally posted by Dave Clary

    BOn 21 Jun 2003 03:29:02 GMT said:

    New to the Group. What is DF?

    Diamond Frame (could also mean Diamond Face if you're talking wedges--oops, sorry Frosty--wrong
    newsgroup_.

    Dave Clary/Corpus Christi, Tx Home: home.stx.rr.comdclary Never Forget:
    politicsandprotest.orgpoliticsandprotest.org RSG Roll Call
    rec-sport-golf.commembers [/B]

    Upright Bikes are call DFs because of the diamond shape of their frame. Upright riders are called DFers, wedgies, numb nuts, etc. resulting from riding a DF. 😄

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  4. Joshua Goldberg
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    There is also a slang term for a DF, it has 2 words, both with 4 letters, 1st word is DUMB and 2nd
    word is F**K as in he is just a Dumb F**k...but being a family NG I cannot bring myself to filling
    in the 2 missing letters of the 2nd word....In Ireland I believe they spell it as "he is just a Dumb
    Freck"...go figure.
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    Dave Clary said:
    (FROSTY100) said:

    New to the Group. What is DF?


    Diamond Frame (could also mean Diamond Face if you're talking wedges--oops, sorry
    Frosty--wrong newsgroup_. Dave Clary/Corpus Christi, Tx Home:
    http://home.stx.rr.com/dclary" rel="ugc nofollow noopener">home.stx.rr.comdclary Never


    Forget:

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    http://www.politicsandprotest.org" rel="ugc nofollow noopener">politicsandprotest.orgwww.politicsandprotest.org


    RSG

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    Roll Call


    http://-" rel="ugc nofollow noopener">rec-sport-golf.commembers

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    www.rec-sport-golf.com/members/?rollcall=claryd

    Upright Bikes are call DFs because of the diamond shape of their frame. Upright riders are called
    DFers, wedgies, numb nuts, etc. resulting from riding a DF. 😄

    --
    G19, Giant and a V-Rex

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    Posted via cyclingforums.com cyclingforums.comcyclingforums.com

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  5. Ez Biker :-\)
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    Don't know about a glossary, but here's a pretty good link to finding out what SNAZZY wording is all
    about. acronymfinder.comacronymfinder.com EZ Biker :-) Pompano Beach, Fl. (GRR Ti and SOON, Bacchetta
    Aero Pilot)

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    Quoted message said:

    New to the Group. What is DF?

    Is there a glossary of Frequently used abbreviations somewhere?

    Thanks

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