Just call me Pepe

"John Hearns" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Pepe le Pew that is.

Nah - you don't smell like a skunk ;-)

Cheers, helen s

John Hearns said:

Pepe le Pew that is.

I bought a black Rapha cycling jersey, and a black cap with
the white stripe to go with it.
Add the black buff with Scotchlite stripe and I'm all set.

Now, is anyone daft enough to make shorts with a vertical white stripe?
My new rear luggage pack is of course now requiring a tail.
Any ideas?

Get yourself run over by a road painting machine. You know it makes sense.

Brendan
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Brendan Halpin said:

John Hearns said:

Pepe le Pew that is.

I bought a black Rapha cycling jersey, and a black cap with
the white stripe to go with it.
Add the black buff with Scotchlite stripe and I'm all set.

Now, is anyone daft enough to make shorts with a vertical white stripe?
My new rear luggage pack is of course now requiring a tail.
Any ideas?

Get yourself run over by a road painting machine. You know it makes sense.

Brendan

With all the black he's wearing there's a fair chance of your suggestion
becoming reality.
--
Michael MacClancy

John Hearns said:

Any ideas?

A string of onions.

d.

Brendan Halpin said:

John Hearns said:

Pepe le Pew that is.

I bought a black Rapha cycling jersey, and a black cap with the white
stripe to go with it.
Add the black buff with Scotchlite stripe and I'm all set.

Now, is anyone daft enough to make shorts with a vertical white stripe?
My new rear luggage pack is of course now requiring a tail. Any ideas?

Get yourself run over by a road painting machine. You know it makes sense.

ROFL. Good one.

But in reply to Michael,
each item of clothing has Scotchlite, which is a very good reflector.
I also have relectives on the crankarms of the bike, wheel reflectors
and of course lights.

I'm also thinking of one of the black www.urban-glow.co.uk
vests. Black mest vest with big yellow reflective V stripes.

On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 20:03:44 +0100, John Hearns <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

But in reply to Michael,
each item of clothing has Scotchlite, which is a very good reflector.
I also have relectives on the crankarms of the bike, wheel reflectors
and of course lights.

None of which are any use in daylight - when the cars' lights are
switched off.

Al C-F said:

John Hearns said:

But in reply to Michael,
each item of clothing has Scotchlite, which is a very good reflector. I
also have relectives on the crankarms of the bike, wheel reflectors and
of course lights.

None of which are any use in daylight - when the cars' lights are switched
off.

And in DAYLIGHT people should be able to see things.

Christ on a bike...

Al C-F said:

John Hearns said:

But in reply to Michael,
each item of clothing has Scotchlite, which is a very good reflector. I
also have relectives on the crankarms of the bike, wheel reflectors and
of course lights.

None of which are any use in daylight - when the cars' lights are switched
off.

ps. Are you going to start a campaign to ban black painted cars?

Or to tell pedestrians not to wear black jerseys when crossing the road
during the day?

On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 15:21:42 +0100, John Hearns <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Pepe le Pew that is.

I bought a black Rapha cycling jersey,

What's with all the pink on the Rapha clothes and website?

It always struck me as an odd colour to trim cycling garments with!

tom.