I can't believe that this newsgroup doesn't seem to contain any discussions or information about recycling, and instead is filled with endless debates about bicycles. What is the point of having a forum dedicated to recycling, and using it to talk about wheels and roads and tyres and saddles etc?
Kindly take this nonsense about bicycles elsewhere, and give those of us who want to discuss recycling a chance to do it here where it belongs. If you want a place to discuss bicycles, I'm sure a suitable newsgroup can be created for you, but this newsgroup is intended for the discussion of recycling, so please keep it out of here.
Thank you.
Daniele -- Apple Juice Ltd Chapter Arts Centre Market Road www.apple-juice.co.uk Cardiff CF5 1QE 029 2019 0140
I can't believe that this newsgroup doesn't seem to contain any discussions or information about recycling, and instead is filled with endless debates about bicycles. What is the point of having a forum dedicated to recycling, and using it to talk about wheels and roads and tyres and saddles etc?
Kindly take this nonsense about bicycles elsewhere, and give those of us who want to discuss recycling a chance to do it here where it belongs. If you want a place to discuss bicycles, I'm sure a suitable newsgroup can be created for you, but this newsgroup is intended for the discussion of recycling, so please keep it out of here.
Thank you.
Daniele
You clearly have not been paying attention. All the arguments in this newsgroup are recycled endlessly. In fact we do little other than recycling here.
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I can't believe that this newsgroup doesn't seem to contain any discussions or information about recycling, and instead is filled with endless debates about bicycles. What is the point of having a forum dedicated to recycling, and using it to talk about wheels and roads and tyres and saddles etc?
Kindly take this nonsense about bicycles elsewhere, and give those of us who want to discuss recycling a chance to do it here where it belongs. If you want a place to discuss bicycles, I'm sure a suitable newsgroup can be created for you, but this newsgroup is intended for the discussion of recycling, so please keep it out of here.
Thank you.
Daniele
You clearly have not been paying attention. All the arguments in this newsgroup are recycled endlessly. In fact we do little other than recycling here.
I would imagine H&S would require the wearing of helmets in a recycling facility.... ;-)
You clearly have not been paying attention. All the arguments in this newsgroup are recycled endlessly. In fact we do little other than recycling here.
but emissions of greenhouse gases could be reduced.
Am I missing something here? Looks to the left of screen -yup - says uk.rec.cycling. That's what we do here - share, advise and inform each other and discuss CYCLING.
I think Danielle that you may have been in the Butchers Arms, Canton Cross or the Corporation Hotel too long when you sent your post.
You clearly have not been paying attention. All the arguments in this newsgroup are recycled endlessly. In fact we do little other than recycling here.
but emissions of greenhouse gases could be reduced.
I'd be more worried about the implications of all the hot air for global warming ;-)
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You clearly have not been paying attention. All the arguments in this newsgroup are recycled endlessly. In fact we do little other than recycling here.
but emissions of greenhouse gases could be reduced.
I'd be more worried about the implications of all the hot air for global warming ;-)
If you want a place to discuss bicycles, I'm sure a suitable newsgroup can be created for you, but this newsgroup is intended for the discussion of recycling, so please keep it out of here.
Isn't recycling a tautology? What's the difference between cycling and recycling?
Am I missing something here? Looks to the left of screen -yup - says uk.rec.cycling. That's what we do here - share, advise and inform each other and discuss CYCLING.
*snort* That was a good one! Newsgroup reads uk.rec[c]yling. I purposefully omit [\.] for the pedants.
Errmmm...I think...<looks up regexp>, yep, I think that's right.
What's the difference between cycling and recycling?
Cycling is doing it once, recycling is doing it more than once. No?
d.
According to the dictionary definitions of the prefix re-, recycling could either be cycling again, cycling backwards or cycling intensively. Take you pick.
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I can't believe that this newsgroup doesn't seem to contain any discussions or information about recycling,
Bollox.
We frequently advise newbies to consider a second hand bike rather than a Halfrauds 49p clunker.
T
Halfords do bikes for 49p! Wow!! Can I sell them on Ebay? mmmmmm Perhaps with an African email address and Western Union cheque I could sell two and still be in profit.
I can't believe that this newsgroup doesn't seem to contain any discussions or information about recycling, and instead is filled with endless debates about bicycles. What is the point of having a forum dedicated to recycling, and using it to talk about wheels and roads and tyres and saddles etc?
Kindly take this nonsense about bicycles elsewhere, and give those of us who want to discuss recycling a chance to do it here where it belongs. If you want a place to discuss bicycles, I'm sure a suitable newsgroup can be created for you, but this newsgroup is intended for the discussion of recycling, so please keep it out of here.
Thank you.
Daniele
LOL.
This has to win the award for the best posting of 2005.
John T - who is about the cycle round to the bottle bank!
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I can't believe that this newsgroup doesn't seem to contain any discussions or information about recycling, and instead is filled with endless debates about bicycles. What is the point of having a forum dedicated to recycling, and using it to talk about wheels and roads and tyres and saddles etc?
Get your coat. The door's over there, you nawdeegurl --->
pair of coots homeless that were building a nest on it.
[1] If you live too far from your nearest navigable waterway to take an unrideable bike there, simply leave it propped against the road sign at the end of your street. Within 48 hours it'll disappear, probably ending up in the nearest navigable waterway.
48 hours. Oooh you live in a posh area. It would be gone in well under 48 minutes round here 🙂
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pair of coots homeless that were building a nest on it.
[1] If you live too far from your nearest navigable waterway to take an unrideable bike there, simply leave it propped against the road sign at the end of your street. Within 48 hours it'll disappear, probably ending up in the nearest navigable waterway.
48 hours. Oooh you live in a posh area. It would be gone in well under 48 minutes round here 🙂
My wife accidentally left my bike outside on the street the other week after putting the c*r in the garage. Six hours later when I went to go somewhere, it was still there..
Probably something to do with the ice and snow on the ground..
