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Robert Haston Satellite Beach, FLCool picture, thanks.
In 1900 there was 1.6 billion people on the earth, today there are about 6.3 billion. Things would
be pretty nice if we got rid of a few billion people
(c:c.A.A.
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Q. <LostVideos-AT-hotmail.com> wrote:
: In 1900 there was 1.6 billion people on the earth, today there are about 6.3 billion. Things would
: be pretty nice if we got rid of a few billion people
: (c:The bicycle was quite popular around that time, and also played a part in the liberation of women.
Increased personal mobility and all that...Ah, good old times 😉
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" Things would be pretty nice if we got rid of a few billion people"
Not necessary.
Imagine if we turn a few billion motorists into a few billion cyclists
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Jeff said:
" Things would be pretty nice if we got rid of a few billion people"
Not necessary.
Imagine if we turn a few billion motorists into a few billion cyclists
Careful what you wish for! Do you really want to stand in a line thousands of people long, the next
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On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 17:52:09 -0600, Scott Eiler <[email hidden]> from
Eiler Technical Enterprises said:
Jeff said:
" Things would be pretty nice if we got rid of a few billion people"
Not necessary.
Imagine if we turn a few billion motorists into a few billion cyclists
Careful what you wish for! Do you really want to stand in a line thousands of people long, the next
time you want to buy a bike part?Do you wait in a line a thousand cars deep when you fill up with gas?
A bike shop on every corner!
WOOP!
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On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 17:52:09 -0600, Scott Eiler <[email hidden]> from Eiler Technical
Enterprises said:
Jeff said:
" Things would be pretty nice if we got rid of a few billion people"
Not necessary.
Imagine if we turn a few billion motorists into a few billion cyclists
Careful what you wish for! Do you really want to stand in a line thousands of people long, the
next time you want to buy a bike part?Do you wait in a line a thousand cars deep when you fill up with gas?
A bike shop on every corner!
WOOP!
Yeah, man!
Mark
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