Do cyclists have the nicest legs?
07-21-08, 08:20 PM
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some people like to ruin other's joy.
i agree with a lot of the others that runner have nice legs. well, the girlies do; i don't check out the guys so much when i can check out the girlies
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i agree with a lot of the others that runner have nice legs. well, the girlies do; i don't check out the guys so much when i can check out the girlies
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07-22-08, 05:01 PM
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I need to requalify my previous statement...I like girls legs that cycle but NOT the ones that race professionally...to over cooked for my taste like the girl on the far left.
07-22-08, 10:39 PM
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Are these nice enough? Sorry, I don't have a better picture.
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07-23-08, 12:39 AM
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yes its real i forgot what its called though...something about a valve in the vein that is suppose to stop blood from going backwards stop working....you dont have to be a cyclist to get it
07-23-08, 12:45 AM
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Varicose veins... and I inadvertently discovered a way to rid myself of one that had started. I mashed my pedal into the side of my calf and smushed the vein completely... ow.
(People who stand a lot or who put a lot of pressure on their legs by lifting weights are vulnerable to vein damage. I've worked retail for 20 years...)
(People who stand a lot or who put a lot of pressure on their legs by lifting weights are vulnerable to vein damage. I've worked retail for 20 years...)
