Would it kill Floyd to shave?

Do you think he lets the legs go that long? Or maybe he spends all his time
shaving his legs and doesn't have time for the face?

Fred

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Fred Pan said:

Do you think he lets the legs go that long? Or maybe he spends all his time
shaving his legs and doesn't have time for the face?

Fred

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[voice of paul sherwen] it's an old cyclist's wives ... er
grandmother's tale ... if a racer is planning on having a big day, he
won't shave that morning just to save that extra little bit of energy
that he might need later. [/sherwen]

that same thinking often prevents racers from rogering their
significant others the night (or morning) before a race.

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that same thinking often prevents racers from rogering their
significant others the night (or morning) before a race.

That and the bags of blood hanging on IV poles are a huge turn-off for most
women.

--
Bill Asher

bar said:

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that same thinking often prevents racers from rogering their
significant others the night (or morning) before a race.

William Asher said:

That and the bags of blood hanging on IV poles are a huge turn-off for most
women.

But not all:
http://vampires.monstrous.com/pictures/vampire12.jpg

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That and the bags of blood hanging on IV poles are a huge turn-off for most
women.

apparently not haven hamilton

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Maybe he's still producing too much testosterone

bar said:

apparently not haven hamilton

I'm so disillusioned. Lafferty promised us that she is a virgin.

Fred Pan said:

Do you think he lets the legs go that long? Or maybe he spends all his time
shaving his legs and doesn't have time for the face?

Fred

i'm often surprised by how people show up for legal proceedings... when
i see footage or coverage of trials, people sit in the seats dressed in
slobby clothes like they were going to the local Safeway or something.
It's a court of law! Unless you're in the orange jumpsuit, show a bit of
respect...it just doesn't make you look good either if you're the
defendant and you look like you just rolled out of bed.

On May 17, 6:24 am, "[email hidden]" <[email hidden]>

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He's worried that [censored] Pound's Nazi frogmen are going to sweep
his hotel room disguised as the maid staff and vacuum up any
stray beard hairs for preemptive retroactive testing.

Ben

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bar said:

Fred Pan said:

Do you think he lets the legs go that long? Or maybe he spends all his time
shaving his legs and doesn't have time for the face?

Fred

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[voice of paul sherwen] it's an old cyclist's wives ... er
grandmother's tale ... if a racer is planning on having a big day, he
won't shave that morning just to save that extra little bit of energy
that he might need later. [/sherwen]

that same thinking often prevents racers from rogering their
significant others the night (or morning) before a race.

Wearing a helmet, or not?

--
tanx,
Howard

Never take a tenant with a monkey.

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

William Asher said:

bar wrote:

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that same thinking often prevents racers from rogering their
significant others the night (or morning) before a race.

That and the bags of blood hanging on IV poles are a huge turn-off for most
women.

depends on the size of the blood bags...

Howard Kveck said:

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bar said:

Fred Pan said:

Do you think he lets the legs go that long? Or maybe he spends all his time
shaving his legs and doesn't have time for the face?

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Fred

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Quoted message said:

[voice of paul sherwen] it's an old cyclist's wives ... er
grandmother's tale ... if a racer is planning on having a big day, he
won't shave that morning just to save that extra little bit of energy
that he might need later. [/sherwen]

Quoted message said:

that same thinking often prevents racers from rogering their
significant others the night (or morning) before a race.

Wearing a helmet, or not?

--
tanx,
Howard

Never take a tenant with a monkey.

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

ALWAYS wearing the protection, man. ALWAYS.

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Donald Munro said:

bar said:

apparently not haven hamilton

I'm so disillusioned. Lafferty promised us that she is a virgin.

You're thinking of Tugboat.

--
Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/
"I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

On 17 May 2007 06:24:42 -0700 in rec.bicycles.racing,

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he's a mennonite. beards are part of the religion. get over it.