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My ex commuter minus rack and fenders, I'm going up market :-)

It's pink for Gods sake !!

Graham

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http://tinyurl.com/4ha27

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It's pink for Gods sake !!

Fantastic isn't it?

Jon

On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 15:07:38 +0100, Jon Senior

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It's pink for Gods sake !!

Fantastic isn't it?

Jon

It's from that 80s-90s era when pink was a good thing.
Not wishing to make another shameless plug, but my Galaxy is
this colour and is up for sale...

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Chris Davies said:

On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 15:07:38 +0100, Jon Senior

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It's pink for Gods sake !!

Fantastic isn't it?

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It's from that 80s-90s era when pink was a good thing.
Not wishing to make another shameless plug, but my Galaxy is
this colour and is up for sale...

For some reason a number of pink bikes seems just what I need to
complement my purple ones. Someone please stop me...

Roos

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Chris Davies said:

On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 15:07:38 +0100, Jon Senior

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> It's pink for Gods sake !!

Fantastic isn't it?

Quoted message said:

It's from that 80s-90s era when pink was a good thing.
Not wishing to make another shameless plug, but my Galaxy is
this colour and is up for sale...

For some reason a number of pink bikes seems just what I need to
complement my purple ones. Someone please stop me...

Don't do it, Roos. Just stay where you are. The nice gentle strong men
in the white van are on their way.

Would this be Roos Pink, by any chance?

Or Kanga's Pink?

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For some reason a number of pink bikes seems just what I need to
complement my purple ones. Someone please stop me...

Don't do it, Roos. Just stay where you are. The nice gentle strong men
in the white van are on their way.

Would this be Roos Pink, by any chance?

Delightfully, in french that would be Rose Rose.
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Would this be Roos Pink, by any chance?

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Delightfully, in french that would be Rose Rose.

The only situation where I would consider using my husbands surname is if
I married someone named 'Royce' 🙂

Roos

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My ex commuter minus rack and fenders, I'm going up market :-)

http://tinyurl.com/4ha27

Marc,
what shape are the drop-outs - semi-horizontal therefore suitable for fixed?

Steve

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Mark South said:

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Would this be Roos Pink, by any chance?

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Delightfully, in french that would be Rose Rose.

The only situation where I would consider using my husbands surname is if
I married someone named 'Royce' 🙂

You can marry anyone you like then, just direct them here first:

http://www.ukdps.co.uk/
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Mark South said:

> Would this be Roos Pink, by any chance?

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Delightfully, in french that would be Rose Rose.

The only situation where I would consider using my husbands surname
is if I married someone named 'Royce' 🙂

You can marry anyone you like then, just direct them here first:

http://www.ukdps.co.uk/

She's in Scotland, silly. We don't have any of that beurocratic nonsense
up here.

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She's in Scotland, silly. We don't have any of that beurocratic nonsense
up here.

Jack McConnell came to the lab yesterday. He asked how many people in our
'flagship of Scottish science' were born in Scotland. No one seems to know
but my guess would be well under 20%..

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David Martin said:

Jack McConnell came to the lab yesterday. He asked how many people in our
'flagship of Scottish science' were born in Scotland. No one seems to know
but my guess would be well under 20%..

Why would he expect (m)any Scots to stay at home? Surely it is as much a
mark of pride that a 'flagship of Scottish science' can attract
furriners and not just mop up the local layabouts who are too
lazy/unimaginative to get on their bikes (on-topic!) and find work abroad.

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"Mark South" <[email hidden]> writes:

>> Would this be Roos Pink, by any chance?

>Delightfully, in french that would be Rose Rose.

The only situation where I would consider using my husbands surname
is if I married someone named 'Royce' 🙂

You can marry anyone you like then, just direct them here first:

http://www.ukdps.co.uk/

She's in Scotland, silly. We don't have any of that beurocratic nonsense
up here.

(ScotLand IsElementOf UnitedKingdom) == TRUE
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bloody thing's gone out.....OW! no it hasn't." - Judith in uk.rec.walking

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> The only situation where I would consider using my husbands
> surname is if I married someone named 'Royce' 🙂

You can marry anyone you like then, just direct them here first:

http://www.ukdps.co.uk/

She's in Scotland, silly. We don't have any of that beurocratic
nonsense up here.

(ScotLand IsElementOf UnitedKingdom) == TRUE

Maybe, but Deed Polls are strictly English, not United Kingdom, law.
There is, actually, no such thing as United Kingdom law, since Scots
law is entirely different from (and based on different legal theories
than) English law. Under Scots law you may legally use any name you
like provided you don't try to defraud anyone.

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> "Roos Eisma" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>> The only situation where I would consider using my husbands
>> surname is if I married someone named 'Royce' 🙂
>
> You can marry anyone you like then, just direct them here first:
>
> http://www.ukdps.co.uk/

She's in Scotland, silly. We don't have any of that beurocratic
nonsense up here.

(ScotLand IsElementOf UnitedKingdom) == TRUE

Maybe, but Deed Polls are strictly English, not United Kingdom, law.
There is, actually, no such thing as United Kingdom law, since Scots
law is entirely different from (and based on different legal theories
than) English law. Under Scots law you may legally use any name you
like provided you don't try to defraud anyone.

Simon, I merely provided the link. I did not create, and do not own, the UK
Deed Poll Service. Please complain to them that they need to change their name.
You could suggest that they contact a valid Deed Poll Service....
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My ex commuter minus rack and fenders, I'm going up market :-)

http://tinyurl.com/4ha27

Marc,
what shape are the drop-outs - semi-horizontal therefore suitable for fixed?

Steve

Sorry Steve, been on vacation. The dropouts on 'pinkie' are virtually
horizontal and they have a screw adjuster from the rear for aligning the
wheel. The bike would make a great fixie....I haven't got one of them,
might take it off ebay now actually :-)

Cheers,

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