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Re: Ken Bird

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  1. in message <[email hidden]>, Edward Dolan

    (') said:

    "x" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:hgDKd.75663$Qb.31511@edtnps89...

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    Boy Ed,

    You sure seem to have it in for the French. I don't think most
    Americans hated them so much when they helped you win your war of
    indepenence from Britain. But that was some time ago now wasn't it.
    We (in Canada) have our own issues with the French. It's called
    French-Canadians. Even the French don't like them. It's the main
    reason we want to decriminalize marijuana.

    X, don't get me going on the French. My doctor has told me that I
    cannot afford to get upset because of my high blood pressure.

    Well, the French were right about the weapons of mass destruction,
    weren't they? And they were right about Vietnam, too, come to think of
    it... Yes, great people, the French. A real understanding of diplomacy
    and realpolitik. Also intelligent, thoughtful, cultured, artistic and
    creative. They also know quite a bit about cycling. In summary, about
    as different from Minnesotans as it is possible to get.

    Quoted message said:

    I am
    taking lots of medication to keep it down, but every time I think of
    the French I can feel it going up. I will blow a gasket if I am not
    careful.

    Oh, how dreadful for you.

    Have I told you how much I admire and respect the French?

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    ;; When your hammer is C++, everything begins to look like a thumb.

  2. "Simon Brooke" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    in message <[email hidden]>, Edward Dolan

    (') said:

    "x" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:hgDKd.75663$Qb.31511@edtnps89...

    Quoted message said:

    Boy Ed,

    You sure seem to have it in for the French. I don't think most
    Americans hated them so much when they helped you win your war of
    indepenence from Britain. But that was some time ago now wasn't it.
    We (in Canada) have our own issues with the French. It's called
    French-Canadians. Even the French don't like them. It's the main
    reason we want to decriminalize marijuana.

    X, don't get me going on the French. My doctor has told me that I
    cannot afford to get upset because of my high blood pressure.

    Well, the French were right about the weapons of mass destruction,
    weren't they? And they were right about Vietnam, too, come to think of
    it... Yes, great people, the French. A real understanding of diplomacy
    and realpolitik. Also intelligent, thoughtful, cultured, artistic and
    creative. They also know quite a bit about cycling. In summary, about
    as different from Minnesotans as it is possible to get.

    Realpolitik is perfectly acceptable. All nations do it. But it should never
    be done at the expense of core values - and the French are always doing
    precisely that. Sometimes the French are not much better than the Nazis.
    What was Napoleon if not another [censored]. The French would liked to have done
    what [censored] did (conquer Europe), but they were too feckless and screwed up
    to manage it.

    Did you not read my post where I said the French only pretend to be
    civilized. They aren't of course. They have always been pigs and about on
    the level of Nazi Germany. May the Devil take them!

    By the way, did you not know that Minnesota is part of the Heartland of
    America?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I am
    taking lots of medication to keep it down, but every time I think of
    the French I can feel it going up. I will blow a gasket if I am not
    careful.

    Oh, how dreadful for you.

    Have I told you how much I admire and respect the French?

    Simon sounds like a French name to me, so that would explain your lack of
    discrimination. You ought to emigrate to that pig sty known as France. I am
    sure the English would be glad to get rid of you. An Englishman who admires
    and respects the French is a contradiction in terms. It is what is known as
    an oxymoron.

    --
    Regards,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota

  3. Re: Recumbent Racer Glen Drury sets course record
    That is quite an impressive accomplishment. Who is the rider and what bike did he ride? Was he in a F-40?

    Stan Vinson
    P38

    ...................................................................... .........................................................
    Recumbent cycles entered the 400km cycle for the first time (as a separate category), with Glen Druryclocking the impressive time of 11:57:37. With the popularity of the recumbents, the race is likely to be open next year to other specialist cyclists (all scored in different categories). Of the regular cyclists, the best time was from David Simpfendorfer of the Filthy Armadillo team, with 13:46:17.

    http://www.srichinmoyraces.org/au/results/ultrareport

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    Ultra Joe

  4. Hayes El Camino Disc Brakes Fastest disc brakes in the Universe

    The El Camino features Power Adjust Dial, which modulates braking power by +/-10%. The Mono-Block caliper is forged using 6061-T6 aluminum while the open back design allows improved airflow across the pads. If you are a fat old ignorant white man from Minn do not buy these brakes. Nothing will stop your sorry ass when you need to stop.

    The rotating banjo hose attachment offers optimal hose placement. Perfect for all the hose heads on A.R.B.R.

    Chester

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