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  1. "William Higley, Sr." <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    Please notice that I started out with something other than "I". It seems that I was writing while
    under the influence. I (oops there it is again) was sitting back drinking a large glass of Paisano
    and reading the days postings.

    I note that you cleverly hid an "I" at the beginning of a sentence by tucking it next to a "t". 🙂

    -Bill Hamilton

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    Are you still using the "beta" tire that Hugh sent you to test?


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    Hi, Jerry, I'm not currently using that tire because I have not finished building the 'bent that I
    designed to use it.

    I have been using the 27" x 1 1/8" Airfree Tires on my Schwinn 'Urban Assault Vehicle' (a DF
    machine) up until a couple of weeks ago but I'm now riding a DF Cannondale, which has a much more
    aero position and have not transferred the Airfree Tires to it, yet.

    Your headgear, with the Maxi-Pad in front and Light-days on the sides, sounds pretty inovative.
    Since I'm not much into 'fashions' myself, I'll have to ask you, what period are those from? :-)

    Lewis.

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    [email hidden] (Jerry Rhodes) wrote in message
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    [email hidden] (Lewis Campbell) wrote in message
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    EVERY sentence began with ' I '."

    Lewis, when you pointed that out it reminded me of my Plan II (honors program) freshman English
    professor at THE University (University of Texas at Austin).

    She started EVERY sentence and phrase with "huh".

    Bent content...... Are you still using the "beta" tire that Hugh sent you to test?

    I am commuting on my GRR. I don't use sandals but I do have a neat, loud, floral print "scrub"
    from ScrubMed that I wear. This is topped off by a $.87 painter's cap worn under my well traveled
    Giro helmet that has a Maxi-Pad in front and Light-days on the sides replacing the long gone OEM
    foam pads.

    Jerry

  3. "William Higley, Sr." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Perhaps an experiment is in order. You could pour yourself a large glass of Paisano and then
    reread my original posting. It might shed some light on my mental state at the time of writing. In
    fact, I (notice how I hid this one) would be interested to find out what the beverage of choice of
    bent riders is when they are perusing the newsgroup.

    It doesn't matter what you are drinking as long as you are drunk as a lord. Hootch is hootch. I like
    to be right at the point where everything is whirling around and around at which time I check to see
    what the bane of my life Mr. Tom Sherman has to say about the world we are living in. If I were
    stone cold sober I couldn't last a minute on this newsgroup.

    Ed Dolan - Minnesota

  4. rorschandt <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    BTW personal biases or bigoted opinions _on_ recumbents are still fair game."

    Seems fair. Although, the primary objective tends to make me kinder on the recumbent subjects
    as well.

    Yes, I surely do agree with you about being kinder on the recumbent subjects. When I am OT and
    basically at war I find that I cannot post on any recumbent subject as I have become mean and
    viscious. So I have to give any posting on recumbents a week's rest from my OT posting so I can
    become a decent human being again. My mother always told me never to discuss politics or religion
    with strangers. She was right as always.

    Ed Dolan - Minnesota

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