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PiledHigher

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Yet again, in todays paper (no online version):

Blah, blah, blah, Lycra...
Blah, Blah, blah, indecent exposure.

Mrs Busybody
Surburban Fatbelt

Just imagine if you wrote this kind of letter about muslims or fat
people....
 
PiledHigher said:
Yet again, in todays paper (no online version):

Blah, blah, blah, Lycra...
Blah, Blah, blah, indecent exposure.

Mrs Busybody
Surburban Fatbelt

Just imagine if you wrote this kind of letter about muslims or fat
people....

Here's the text:

Too much lycra
EVERY day I have to endure a work colleague who persists in riding his bike to work dressed in his Spiderman lycra tight-fitting pants and top which leave nothing to the imagination.
Forget about registration for bikes or whether cyclists are breaking road rules,
Instead they should be charged with indecent exposure.
Tony Ruschmeyer, Rowville


It's funnily enough from a MR Busybody... Methinks he should probably try and reign in his own imagination before resorting to letters to the Hun... sheesh...

Anybody here from down that way want to organise a few friends to arrange a little visit? :) Tightest, whitest lycra please!
 
On Jan 25, 1:53 pm, eddiec
<[email protected]> wrote:
> PiledHigher Wrote:
>
> > Yet again, in todays paper (no online version):

>
> > Blah, blah, blah, Lycra...
> > Blah, Blah, blah, indecent exposure.

>
> > Mrs Busybody
> > Surburban Fatbelt

>
> > Just imagine if you wrote this kind of letter about muslims or fat
> > people....Here's the text:

>
> Too much lycra
> EVERY day I have to endure a work colleague who persists in riding his
> bike to work dressed in his Spiderman lycra tight-fitting pants and top
> which leave nothing to the imagination.
> Forget about registration for bikes or whether cyclists are breaking
> road rules,
> Instead they should be charged with indecent exposure.
> Tony Ruschmeyer, Rowville
>
> It's funnily enough from a MR Busybody... Methinks he should probably
> try and reign in his own imagination before resorting to letters to the
> Hun... sheesh...
>
> Anybody here from down that way want to organise a few friends to
> arrange a little visit? :) Tightest, whitest lycra please!
>
> --
> eddiec


Well pointed out Eddiec, that is even funnier, I think Tony Ruschmeyer
does protest to much about how much he dislikes it.

The good thing is that he is against Rego!
 
On Jan 25, 12:53 pm, eddiec
<[email protected]> wrote:
> PiledHigher Wrote:
>
> > Yet again, in todays paper (no online version):

>
> > Blah, blah, blah, Lycra...
> > Blah, Blah, blah, indecent exposure.

>
> > Mrs Busybody
> > Surburban Fatbelt

>
> > Just imagine if you wrote this kind of letter about muslims or fat
> > people....Here's the text:

>
> Too much lycra
> EVERY day I have to endure a work colleague who persists in riding his
> bike to work dressed in his Spiderman lycra tight-fitting pants and top
> which leave nothing to the imagination.
> Forget about registration for bikes or whether cyclists are breaking
> road rules,
> Instead they should be charged with indecent exposure.
> Tony Ruschmeyer, Rowville
>
> It's funnily enough from a MR Busybody... Methinks he should probably
> try and reign in his own imagination before resorting to letters to the
> Hun... sheesh...
>
> Anybody here from down that way want to organise a few friends to
> arrange a little visit? :) Tightest, whitest lycra please!
>
> --
> eddiec


Variant on the sticky note stunt - wrap his pooter in black lycra while
he's out.

Donga
 
On Jan 25, 1:53 pm, eddiec
<[email protected]> wrote:
> PiledHigher Wrote:
>
> > Yet again, in todays paper (no online version):

>
> > Blah, blah, blah, Lycra...
> > Blah, Blah, blah, indecent exposure.

>
> > Mrs Busybody
> > Surburban Fatbelt

>
> > Just imagine if you wrote this kind of letter about muslims or fat
> > people....Here's the text:

>
> Too much lycra
> EVERY day I have to endure a work colleague who persists in riding his
> bike to work dressed in his Spiderman lycra tight-fitting pants and top
> which leave nothing to the imagination.
> Forget about registration for bikes or whether cyclists are breaking
> road rules,
> Instead they should be charged with indecent exposure.
> Tony Ruschmeyer, Rowville
>
> It's funnily enough from a MR Busybody... Methinks he should probably
> try and reign in his own imagination before resorting to letters to the
> Hun... sheesh...
>
> Anybody here from down that way want to organise a few friends to
> arrange a little visit? :) Tightest, whitest lycra please!
>
> --
> eddiec


I think he is complaining about sights like this

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2004/worlds04/u23rr/7715-Poland.jpg

I think those guys are just a little too happy-to-be-there.

phillip brown
 
phillip brown wrote:
>
> On Jan 25, 1:53 pm, eddiec
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> PiledHigher Wrote:
>>
>>> Yet again, in todays paper (no online version):
>>> Blah, blah, blah, Lycra...
>>> Blah, Blah, blah, indecent exposure.
>>> Mrs Busybody
>>> Surburban Fatbelt
>>> Just imagine if you wrote this kind of letter about muslims or fat
>>> people....Here's the text:

>> Too much lycra
>> EVERY day I have to endure a work colleague who persists in riding his
>> bike to work dressed in his Spiderman lycra tight-fitting pants and top
>> which leave nothing to the imagination.
>> Forget about registration for bikes or whether cyclists are breaking
>> road rules,
>> Instead they should be charged with indecent exposure.
>> Tony Ruschmeyer, Rowville
>>
>> It's funnily enough from a MR Busybody... Methinks he should probably
>> try and reign in his own imagination before resorting to letters to the
>> Hun... sheesh...
>>
>> Anybody here from down that way want to organise a few friends to
>> arrange a little visit? :) Tightest, whitest lycra please!
>>
>> --
>> eddiec

>
> I think he is complaining about sights like this
>
> http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2004/worlds04/u23rr/7715-Poland.jpg
>
> I think those guys are just a little too happy-to-be-there.
>
> phillip brown
>


It's a good place to stash your bananas and food bars.

Friday
 
On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 13:01:14 +0800, Friday <[email protected]>
wrote:

>It's a good place to stash your bananas and food bars.


zucchinis are more traditional.
 
PiledHigher said:
I thought it was a foil wrapped cucumber...
:eek:

Must be the little Lebanese Cucumbers.

Boys with little doodles in red bike pants. Awwww!
 
On Jan 25, 2:14 pm, cfsmtb
<[email protected]> wrote:
> phillip brown Wrote:
>
>
>
> > I think he is complaining about sights like this

>
> >http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2004/worlds04/u23rr/7715-Poland.jpg

>
> > I think those guys are just a little too happy-to-be-there.Ahh that classic, which only proves that in a random sample of five

> blokes, possibly two will dress to the left & possibly three will dress
> to the right. Or was that the other way around ..
>
> --
> cfsmtb


No, the pun is too bad - surely it is not Pole-land?
 
On Jan 25, 4:51 pm, "PiledHigher" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I thought it was a foil wrapped cucumber...


not a good idea with airport security the way it is today ... I would
rather take my chances as a drummer ...

;)
 
On Jan 25, 1:53 pm, eddiec
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Anybody here from down that way want to organise a few friends to
> arrange a little visit? :) Tightest, whitest lycra please!
>
> --


for the love of humanity ... surely no one deserves that kind of
treatment!

White knicks on guys ... fashion faux paux ...
 
"Donga" wrote:

>> > I think those guys are just a little too happy-to-be-there.Ahh that
>> > classic, which only proves that in a random sample of five

>> blokes, possibly two will dress to the left & possibly three will dress
>> to the right. Or was that the other way around ..
>>
>> --
>> cfsmtb

>
> No, the pun is too bad - surely it is not Pole-land?


Ohmigod, such wit from a guy with the nickname 'Donga'

:)))


--
Cheers
Peter

~~~ ~ _@
~~ ~ _- \,
~~ (*)/ (*)
 
On Jan 26, 7:31 pm, "Peter Signorini" <[email protected]>
wrote:
> "Donga" wrote:
> >> > I think those guys are just a little too happy-to-be-there.Ahh that
> >> > classic, which only proves that in a random sample of five
> >> blokes, possibly two will dress to the left & possibly three will dress
> >> to the right. Or was that the other way around ..

>
> >> --
> >> cfsmtb

>
> > No, the pun is too bad - surely it is not Pole-land?Ohmigod, such wit from a guy with the nickname 'Donga'

>
> :)))
>
> --
> Cheers
> Peter
>
> ~~~ ~ _@
> ~~ ~ _- \,
> ~~ (*)/ (*)

Meh, your mind is in the gutter.

Donga
 
eddiec said:
Here's the text:

Too much lycra
EVERY day I have to endure a work colleague who persists in riding his bike to work dressed in his Spiderman lycra tight-fitting pants and top which leave nothing to the imagination.
Forget about registration for bikes or whether cyclists are breaking road rules,
Instead they should be charged with indecent exposure.
Tony Ruschmeyer, Rowville


It's funnily enough from a MR Busybody... Methinks he should probably try and reign in his own imagination before resorting to letters to the Hun... sheesh...

Anybody here from down that way want to organise a few friends to arrange a little visit? :) Tightest, whitest lycra please!

methinks this Mr busybody has some * serious issues* with either his (ahem) manhood, or is letting his dreams about being kirsten dunst kissing spiderman get mixed up with his real feelings for his friends skin-tight lycra'd body.

either way, confronting his personal sexuality issues in the opinions section of a newspaper is the way he likes to make it known that his closet is secretly brimming with tight white lycra and his room is plastered with images from the spiderman movies... we can only hope that he learns to feel comfortable with the person that he is and support him in his endeavours to prevent bicycle registration...

i hope his work friend read it and gives him a big kiss on monday :D