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Znalaz³em to na innej grupie dyskusyjnej, mo¿e tych znaj±cych angielski
zainteresuje:

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/04/health/nutrition/04bike.html?pagewanted=1

"Wars" <adamrac@no_spam.op.pl> wrote in news:[email hidden]:

Quoted message said:

Znalaz³em to na innej grupie dyskusyjnej, mo¿e tych znaj±cych
angielski zainteresuje:

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/04/health/nutrition/04bike.html?pagewant
ed=1

Okay, now the paranoia level is being ratcheted up a few notches.

I had a fake delusion that the Times has a business-decision publishing
bias against bicycles because so much of their revenue comes from car
advertising, and because their reportes (all reporters in NY, actually) get
special license plates so they can park anywhere. I leveraged that fake
delusion with the "public editor" into getting a pro-bike, pro-diet letter
published a couple of years ago. But now, when bikes are starting to get a
foothold, why publish this very old news?

Besides, my long distance bike is a bent, with a nice comfy chair.

--ag

In article <[email hidden]>,

Andy Gee said:

But now, when bikes are starting to get a
foothold, why publish this very old news?

I, too, found the timing interesting.

It must be a conspiracy ;-)

cheers,
Tom

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"Bill Sornson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Wars said:

Znalaz³em to na innej grupie dyskusyjnej, mo¿e tych znaj±cych
angielski zainteresuje:

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/04/health/nutrition/04bike.html?pagewanted=1

Sorry for that. I wanted send this link to another group. As you can see...
It wasn't well done 🙂
Best wishes

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Wars said:

"Bill Sornson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Wars said:

Znalaz³em to na innej grupie dyskusyjnej, mo¿e tych znaj±cych
angielski zainteresuje:

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/04/health/nutrition/04bike.html?pagewanted=1

Sorry for that. I wanted send this link to another group. As you can
see... It wasn't well done 🙂
Best wishes

NP! It gave me another chance to annoy William Holiday :-D

(Whoever he is.)

[email hidden] (Tom Keats) wrote in
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Quoted message said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Andy Gee said:

But now, when bikes are starting to get a
foothold, why publish this very old news?

I, too, found the timing interesting.

It must be a conspiracy ;-)

Well, the article certainly came in handy for me on a ride today. I was
doing the ~32 mile circum-Manhattan on the Bloomberg Trail on my bent. I
passed a fabulous looking woman (picture Charlie Brown's little sister
Sally as a 23 year old) who really knew had to ride, had a good bike, and
had one green sock and one blue sock. Then i turned around to help some
guy with a flat, turned back around, and passed her again a few miles down
trail.
So i ask her about the socks, and we have a conversation, and eventually
she asks hey, did you read the paper this morning? I guess you don't have
the impotence problem on that thing...
As a married guy, of course, I stayed on my intended route while she veered
off into Morningside Heights.

--ag

In article <[email hidden]>,

Andy Gee said:

[email hidden] (Tom Keats) wrote in
news:[email hidden]:

Quoted message said:

In article <[email hidden]>,

Andy Gee said:

But now, when bikes are starting to get a
foothold, why publish this very old news?

I, too, found the timing interesting.

It must be a conspiracy ;-)

Well, the article certainly came in handy for me on a ride today. I was
doing the ~32 mile circum-Manhattan on the Bloomberg Trail on my bent. I
passed a fabulous looking woman (picture Charlie Brown's little sister
Sally as a 23 year old)

I tried, but all I could get was something like Cyndi Lauper.

Quoted message said:

who really knew had to ride, had a good bike, and
had one green sock and one blue sock.

That's a hallmark of what the fashion folx refer
to as the "gamin" clothing personality style.
The Sally Brown hair sounds more ingenue, though.
Together they add up to a complex and highly
energized woman.

cheers,
Tom

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[email hidden] (Tom Keats) wrote in
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Quoted message said:

That's a hallmark of what the fashion folx refer
to as the "gamin" clothing personality style.
The Sally Brown hair sounds more ingenue, though.
Together they add up to a complex and highly
energized woman.

Actually, as I think about it, it promoted very high visibility and
attention getting. Something a driver would notice instead of ignoring the
whole bicycle.

She was definitely highly energized, but unless she reads this group, I'll
never know how complex she is. Oh well.

--ag