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Re: PRONO BIKE

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  1. INNTEK said:

    CIAO FREENDS! this is an my invention...
    TAKE LOOK!
    http://xoomer.virgilio.it/recumbent/notizie/pronobici/prono.htm

    What with all the CAPS and the name "prono" which looks suspiciously
    like "pr0n" I was expecting something other than a novel bicycle
    design. Actually, I was a little surprised it wasn't pr0n. Not
    dissapointed, surprised. But maybe that is just me.

  2. Jim Smith said:
    INNTEK said:

    CIAO FREENDS! this is an my invention...
    TAKE LOOK!
    http://xoomer.virgilio.it/recumbent/notizie/pronobici/prono.htm

    What with all the CAPS and the name "prono" which looks suspiciously
    like "pr0n" I was expecting something other than a novel bicycle
    design. Actually, I was a little surprised it wasn't pr0n. Not
    dissapointed, surprised. But maybe that is just me.

    OK, got me to look. Maybe not pr0n (save for that diagram), but definitely
    phallic.

    Freend Guillermo

  3. Bill Sornson said:
    Jim Smith said:
    INNTEK said:

    CIAO FREENDS! this is an my invention...
    TAKE LOOK!
    http://xoomer.virgilio.it/recumbent/notizie/pronobici/prono.htm

    What with all the CAPS and the name "prono" which looks suspiciously
    like "pr0n" I was expecting something other than a novel bicycle
    design. Actually, I was a little surprised it wasn't pr0n. Not
    dissapointed, surprised. But maybe that is just me.

    OK, got me to look. Maybe not pr0n (save for that diagram), but definitely
    phallic.

    Oh, and just to clarify, by "novel" I mean: "probobly patented in
    1890-something and later discarded as not-so-good."

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