Tell us all about it in our new bike shop board, under 'The Knowledge'.
Sam
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Tell us all about it in our new bike shop board, under 'The Knowledge'.
Sam
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http://www.prettygoodbritain.com
In message <[email hidden]>, Sam
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Quoted message said:Tell us all about it in our new bike shop board, under 'The Knowledge'.
Or rather, since you have posted this to uk.rec.cycling, you could just
post it here instead, which makes much more sense if you are an urc-er.
I'm sorry Sam, but IMO, promoting your forum in your sig is ok if your
posts to urc are of 'useful' content.
However, plain and simple attempts like this to 'tout for business' for
your forum, aren't welcome.
But one of my favourite shops is Spa Cycles in Harrogate.
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Chris French, Leeds
(Sam) said:Tell us all about it in our new bike shop board, under 'The Knowledge'.
Bad sam. Naughty sam. No more spam please.
Guy
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"Just zis Guy, you know?" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:(Sam) said:Tell us all about it in our new bike shop board, under 'The Knowledge'.
Bad sam. Naughty sam. No more spam please.
Guy
[sigh] All right. I give up. I've explained myself as best I can on
other threads, but if I'm pissing off people like Guy, I'm cutting my
PR campaign short.
I know how annoying spam can be, which is why I laboured mightily to
make my posts amusing. If they still didn't rise above spam in most of
urc's eyes, I've failed, and will hang up my toestraps forthwith.
Sam
Sam said:I know how annoying spam can be, which is why I laboured mightily to
make my posts amusing.
No. If you really *knew* how annoying spam is you wouldn't have sent it
out.
Quoted message said:If they still didn't rise above spam in most of
urc's eyes, I've failed, and will hang up my toestraps forthwith.
Well hurrah for that, but please learn that spam is spam is spam. If it
was meant to be okay because it was amusing then don't give up your day
job for a career in comedy.
Pete.
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chris French said:
But one of my favourite shops is Spa Cycles in Harrogate.
My favourite bike shop is Sandy Wallace Cycles, Inverkeithing.
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brian
In message <[email hidden]>, Sam
<[email hidden]> writes
Quoted message said:"Just zis Guy, you know?" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:(Sam) said:Tell us all about it in our new bike shop board, under 'The Knowledge'.
Bad sam. Naughty sam. No more spam please.
Guy
[sigh] All right. I give up. I've explained myself as best I can on
other threads, but if I'm pissing off people like Guy, I'm cutting my
PR campaign short.
Well, a bit of sense.
Quoted message said:I know how annoying spam can be, which is why I laboured mightily to
make my posts amusing.
Sorry, you failed - 'oh, not another pointless message from Sam touting
for business' was my response.
Quoted message said:If they still didn't rise above spam in most of
urc's eyes, I've failed, and will hang up my toestraps forthwith.
There that's a good chap :-)
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Chris French, Leeds
"Sam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Tell us all about it in our new bike shop board, under 'The Knowledge'.
Sam
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http://www.freewheelingforum.com/index.php
http://www.prettygoodbritain.com
It looks like a well designed website (the former), but how are you going to
compete against the likes of the Cycling Plus forum and even this newsgroup?
Surely the market is saturated. There's also cyclingforums.com.
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