damnable

Hmm with regards to the original post and quote.

It seems the first four students weren't actually answering the question posed to them. Their answers are really more related to a question such as 'Why do you like to ride your bike?" or "What is the benefit of riding your bike?" or "What is the purpose of riding your bike?"

Only the last student actually answered the question posed to them "Why are you riding your bicycles?” But of course most people now-days do you think of that sort of question posed so literally but rather equate it to one of the first questions I mentioned. I think from that story the fifth student was just Aspy.

alpacalypse

regarding the strawberry story,
the strawberry is to the man what the man is to the tigers...

Pocko

^ Now, THAT'S deep!

Allen

When dealing with anacondas while touring (he ate the meat and sold the skins):

"Find one that has freshly eaten a goat, they are slower. Ease up on him and when he raises up to strike, 'Whhhhtt'!"

--Fred A. Birchmore (The Original Fred)


Note anaconda at his feet.

Pocko

Best Cycling Quote, Ever - In my family!

"No matter how good the design, a bike will always be too flimsy or too heavy!" - Me

"I have never loved and hated the wind so much until I started cycling." - My Wife

"I can't believe you sold my bike, even if I told you that you could!" - My Daughter

"Uphill rides, give you downhill rewards!" - My Son





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