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  1. Original post
    Simon Mason
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    In this edition of Computer Active magazine;

    simonmason.karoo.netzgadgets.htm

    simonmason.karoo.netzgadgets1.htm

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    Simon Mason Anlaby East Yorkshire. 53°44'N 0°26'W simonmason.karoo.netsimonmason.karoo.net

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  2. John B
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    Simon Mason said:

    In this edition of Computer Active magazine;

    simonmason.karoo.netzgadgets.htm

    simonmason.karoo.netzgadgets1.htm

    Proof that gadget-worship won't get you anywhere. The bike doesn't even have any wheels.

    John B

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  3. Huw Pritchard
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    On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 12:56:45 +0000, John B did issue forth:

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    The bike doesn't even have any wheels.

    How does it smell?

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  4. Paul - [censored]
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    Simon Mason deftly scribbled:

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    In this edition of Computer Active magazine;

    simonmason.karoo.netzgadgets.htm

    simonmason.karoo.netzgadgets1.htm

    Little tip for when you're scanning 'newspaper' type articles, Simon (and anyone else, of
    course). Use a Black backing paper to the article, that way the text from the reverse of the page
    doesn't show through quite as easily and you tend to get a slightly sharper image with better
    contrast etc .. 😉

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    setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edusetiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu graffiti.virgin.netIndex.htm

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  5. Msa
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    Huw Pritchard <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 12:56:45 +0000, John B did issue forth:

    Quoted message said:

    The bike doesn't even have any wheels.

    How does it smell?

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    AWFUL!

    Gufffaawww!!!

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    Mark
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    "Just ask yourself: What would Scooby Doo?"

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  6. Just Zis Guy
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    Simon Mason said:

    In this edition of Computer Active magazine;

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    simonmason.karoo.netzgadgets.htm simonmason.karoo.netzgadgets1.htm

    Am I alone in spotting that the Hokey Spokes won't fit on the stationary bike? Anyway, Hokey Spokes
    are illegal at night on the road in the UK :-)

    Guy
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  7. Lakeuk
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    Are the tireflys legal?

    Dave

    "Just zis Guy, you know?" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Simon Mason said:

    In this edition of Computer Active magazine;

    Quoted message said:

    simonmason.karoo.netzgadgets.htm simonmason.karoo.netzgadgets1.htm

    Am I alone in spotting that the Hokey Spokes won't fit on the stationary bike? Anyway, Hokey
    Spokes are illegal at night on the road in the UK :-)

    Guy
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  8. Just Zis Guy
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    Lakeuk said:

    Are the tireflys legal?

    Not at present, according to my reading of the regs. The revisions under consultation specifically
    include the addition of LEDs on wheels and pedals, which suggests they currently are not.

    Guy
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