cool animation. now she rides a fixie
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cool animation. now she rides a fixie
stop animation about learning to ride a bike. now she rides a converted schwinn mixte frame.
https://video.google.com/videoplay?do...89765951902226
https://video.google.com/videoplay?do...89765951902226
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That's good she likes bikes again.
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cool animation.
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Ode to the after work nap ( ride your bike instead)
Ode to the nap
The evil, evil nap
It lures
you succumb
But only with good intent
Shortly I will rise
But you do not.
Do not succumb
To the evil, evil nap
Ode to the after work nap ( ride your bike instead)
Ode to the nap
The evil, evil nap
It lures
you succumb
But only with good intent
Shortly I will rise
But you do not.
Do not succumb
To the evil, evil nap
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Originally Posted by jonsam
That's good she likes bikes again.
uh, did I miss something?
I mean, what kinda ***** was that?! What's the moral? the lesson? ..Why did those people spend hours and hours on that flick, -for what?? I think that ''film'' just broke the last nerve preserving my sanity.. that film messed me all up.
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now shes an SUV driver, but since shes a chick she'll probably flip that too. HAHAA i love sexist jokes.
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Interesting style. Never saw puffy cloth animation. Sad and telling story.
Reminds me of a conversation between two college aged people, that I overheard on a bus years ago. A guy was talking to the woman about riding a bike. I heard the woman explain how her mother was really into bikes. She wanted to please her mom and learn to ride, but her mom sucked as a teacher. She must have said things like, "just balance" and other subtly discouraging things. The woman concluded with, "that’s why I don’t ride bikes."
Now I have 3 daughters, two of which can ride and the third who just turned 7 will learn this year. I’ve been careful to not “make them like” to ride. Since the love of riding is really something that comes from within.
They all like to bike, even the youngest and she is still on training wheels or the 5 speed tag along.
Reminds me of a conversation between two college aged people, that I overheard on a bus years ago. A guy was talking to the woman about riding a bike. I heard the woman explain how her mother was really into bikes. She wanted to please her mom and learn to ride, but her mom sucked as a teacher. She must have said things like, "just balance" and other subtly discouraging things. The woman concluded with, "that’s why I don’t ride bikes."
Now I have 3 daughters, two of which can ride and the third who just turned 7 will learn this year. I’ve been careful to not “make them like” to ride. Since the love of riding is really something that comes from within.
They all like to bike, even the youngest and she is still on training wheels or the 5 speed tag along.
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I guess I can relate to this story a little bit.
I learned to ride pretty late in the game I got my first real bike at age 10. I think I still ride because the novelty never wore off because I started riding so late.
I learned to ride pretty late in the game I got my first real bike at age 10. I think I still ride because the novelty never wore off because I started riding so late.
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Originally Posted by red house
uh, did I miss something?
I mean, what kinda ***** was that?! What's the moral? the lesson? ..Why did those people spend hours and hours on that flick, -for what?? I think that ''film'' just broke the last nerve preserving my sanity.. that film messed me all up.
I mean, what kinda ***** was that?! What's the moral? the lesson? ..Why did those people spend hours and hours on that flick, -for what?? I think that ''film'' just broke the last nerve preserving my sanity.. that film messed me all up.