Bicycle jersey ideas

Veloise said:

AARP needs one with their logo.

Only print the left side? LOL

Quoted message said:

So does the Red Hat Society.

Hmm, a toughie. Blue sox?

Veloise said:

AARP needs one with their logo.

So does the Red Hat Society.

--Karen D.
a member!

Why limit it to Red Hat? Why not a general Linux jersey?

fred said:

Veloise said:

AARP needs one with their logo.

So does the Red Hat Society.

--Karen D.
a member!

Why limit it to Red Hat? Why not a general Linux jersey?

Because practically no one will know what the heck it is? LOL

Veloise said:

AARP needs one with their logo.

So does the Red Hat Society.

What about a jersey with the text "100% CO2 free" on the back... :-)

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http://www.dahl-stamnes.net/dahls/

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What about a jersey with the text "100% CO2 free" on the back... :-)

Does a human exhale more CO2 when cycling or when sitting in a car?

sally said:

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What about a jersey with the text "100% CO2 free" on the back... :-)

Does a human exhale more CO2 when cycling or when sitting in a car?

2 points for the quick wit.
Bill Baka

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Veloise said:

AARP needs one with their logo.

So does the Red Hat Society.

--Karen D.
a member!

Why limit it to Red Hat? Why not a general Linux jersey?

Okay, I'll bite, what does an operating system have to do with a society for
women over 50? Or does Red Hat software actually have a "society"?

As for the jerseys, there are many places online that allow you to make
custom jerseys. If you have a over 50 women's bike club, it might be worth
it for your group. Hmm, now that I think about it, I wonder how many women
I bike with are over 50... That would be a great 50th birthday present.

Bill Sornson said:

Veloise said:

AARP needs one with their logo.

Only print the left side? LOL

Uh, you mean right don't you?

Olebiker said:

Bill Sornson said:

Veloise wrote:

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Quoted message said:

AARP needs one with their logo.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Only print the left side? LOL

Quoted message said:

Uh, you mean right don't you?

You gotta be kidding.

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Quoted message said:

AARP needs one with their logo.

Quoted message said:

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So does the Red Hat Society.

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Why limit it to Red Hat? Why not a general Linux jersey?

And a jersey for Yellow Hat followers. And the Bon.

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mac the naïf

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Bill Sornson said:

Veloise said:

AARP needs one with their logo.

Only print the left side? LOL

Uh, you mean right don't you?

Thanks to Bill O'Reilly, I have noticed that the AARP is one of the most
extreme left-winged groups. Most Seniors are conservative. They belong to
AARP strictly for the discounts, not to support the AARP politics. One will
certainly not hear about how left-leaning the AARP is, from the left-leaning
mainstream media. They protect their own.

The fact that the AARP is extreme left coast, is beyond debate. Anyone who
doubts this, needs to sign up for Google 101.

AARP won't get another dime of my money - J.

Jay - BFri Commuter said:

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Bill Sornson said:

Veloise wrote:

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> AARP needs one with their logo.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Only print the left side? LOL

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Uh, you mean right don't you?

Quoted message said:

Thanks to Bill O'Reilly, I have noticed that the AARP is one of the
most extreme left-winged groups. Most Seniors are conservative. They
belong to AARP strictly for the discounts, not to support the AARP
politics. One will certainly not hear about how left-leaning the AARP
is, from the left-leaning mainstream media. They protect their own.

The fact that the AARP is extreme left coast, is beyond debate.
Anyone who doubts this, needs to sign up for Google 101.

AARP won't get another dime of my money - J.

Agreed...but not from Bill O'Reilly. Just look at the candidates they
endorse AND SUPPORT; no way I'd contribute to that. AARP: for old
MoveOn-ers. LOL

Jay - BFri Commuter said:

Thanks to Bill O'Reilly, I have noticed that the AARP is one of the most
extreme left-winged groups.

Sigh. OK, if you not only listen to Bill O'Reilly, but believe him,
there is little hope.

I nearly quit my membership when they bought into the [censored] of the
Bush prescription plan. So, how is Bush's prescription plan for
Medicare dirty pinko leftist? Does that make Bush????

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David L. Johnson

Arguing with an engineer is like mud wrestling with a pig...
You soon find out the pig likes it!

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Jay - BFri Commuter said:

Thanks to Bill O'Reilly, I have noticed that the AARP is one of the most
extreme left-winged groups.

Sigh. OK, if you not only listen to Bill O'Reilly, but believe him, there
is little hope.

I nearly quit my membership when they bought into the [censored] of the Bush
prescription plan. So, how is Bush's prescription plan for Medicare dirty
pinko leftist? Does that make Bush????

--

David L. Johnson

Arguing with an engineer is like mud wrestling with a pig...
You soon find out the pig likes it!

I don't agree with many of Bill's opinions. His 'fair and balanced' motto is
a joke. He shouts down any guest he stongly disagrees with. I think he is
essentially a shill for the religious right.

I like to listen to Bill because he is an important counter-balance to the
liberalism that permeates mainstream media. E.g., I am glad he has the nerve
to take on the NYT - hard to imagine a more liberal newspaper, outside of SF
on the left coast - J.

Jay - BFri Commuter said:

I like to listen to Bill because he is an important counter-balance to the
liberalism that permeates mainstream media. E.g., I am glad he has the nerve
to take on the NYT - hard to imagine a more liberal newspaper, outside of SF
on the left coast - J.

If you thing SF newspapers are liberal, you obviously haven't read one.

--

David L. Johnson

"A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by
little statesmen and philosophers and divines." --Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Veloise said:

AARP needs one with their logo.

So does the Red Hat Society.

--Karen D.
a member!

All they've gotta do is to sponsor teams.

cheers,
Tom

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Above address is just a spam midden.
I'm really at: tkeats curlicue vcn dot bc dot ca

David L. Johnson said:

Jay - BFri Commuter said:

I like to listen to Bill because he is an important counter-balance to
the liberalism that permeates mainstream media. E.g., I am glad he has
the nerve to take on the NYT - hard to imagine a more liberal
newspaper, outside of SF on the left coast - J.

If you thing SF newspapers are liberal, you obviously haven't read one.

If you want to see a liberal paper, see if the Greensboro (NC) daily
paper is still published by the Communist Worker's Party. Made me look
like I was just to the left of the John Birchers.

Pat

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Jay - BFri Commuter said:

I like to listen to Bill because he is an important counter-balance to
the liberalism that permeates mainstream media. E.g., I am glad he has
the nerve to take on the NYT - hard to imagine a more liberal newspaper,
outside of SF on the left coast - J.

If you thing SF newspapers are liberal, you obviously haven't read one.

--

David L. Johnson

"A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by
little statesmen and philosophers and divines." --Ralph Waldo Emerson

I try to stay as far away as possible from 'things SF', for fear of catching
something. Their rep precedes them - J.