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Originally Posted by shelbyfv
(Post 21485425)
You're right, you never did specify how those guys hurt you!
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Originally Posted by carminepraha
(Post 21485241)
it’s actually hilarious how many here just assume i meant all of this in regards to waving or nodding to passing cyclists lol. I never even mentioned this at all.
Originally Posted by carminepraha
(Post 21480192)
exactly! had the same thing happen today on my ride. sooooo serious! jeeeez. lighten up.
Originally Posted by carminepraha
(Post 21480246)
oevery ride i go on, i cross paths with some dude or 2 with this elitist attitude.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 21485681)
Oh?
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Originally Posted by Digger Goreman
(Post 21485245)
I never feel let down as I am doing my biking equivalent to "namaste": recognizing the humanity in each person I nod to or wave at....
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 21485299)
Inversed just means "reversed". Literally, you can go look it up. With numbers it's muddled because it's not just that 3 becomes smaller, as in your example, but that 3/1 becomes 1/3. It's easier to see when you don't use whole numbers, such that 2/3 is the inverse of 3/2, and also the reverse.
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Originally Posted by guadzilla
(Post 21485849)
Even MTBers and hybrid riders? And surely not those riding expensive carbon bikes with platform pedals???
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 21482254)
Nothing unites like a common enemy, even if it’s a scapegoat.
(Roadies don't have the arm strength for that.) |
Just what we needed another waving thread!
Can we at least get chics on Cervelos wearing flip flops back? |
Originally Posted by guadzilla
(Post 21485853)
Actually, in logical structures, inverse, converse and reverse all have different connotations. If A -> B, then inverse is B -> A, converse is (not A) -> (not B). and reverse is A !-> B. Or something like that. Been a while (jeez, i just realized how long) since i studied that stuff.
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Strava should add a "wave reply factor" to their route planning tool. Available to subscription users only.
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Originally Posted by carminepraha
(Post 21485794)
i guess i’m full of ****. i’ve been deeply and emotionally hurt by my fellow cyclists for not waving. ok. i admit it
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This morning, three checkout lanes over, I noticed someone buying the same brand of flour as me so I gave a friendly wave to show some solidarity especially in times like this where your favorite brands of flour might not always be available.
But they stared straight ahead pretending not to see me. I hate arrogant and snobby Florian Bellanger wannabes like that; would it kill them to give a friendly wave? They give all bakers a bad name. I’m convinced this is why so many people are gluten free. |
Originally Posted by billridesbikes
(Post 21487066)
This morning, three checkout lanes over, I noticed someone buying the same brand of flour as me so I gave a friendly wave to show some solidarity especially in times like this where your favorite brands of flour might not always be available.
But they stared straight ahead pretending not to see me. I hate arrogant and snobby Florian Bellanger wannabes like that; would it kill them to give a friendly wave? They give all bakers a bad name. I’m convinced this is why so many people are gluten free. |
Originally Posted by shelbyfv
(Post 21486815)
At least now we know those arrogant roadies are spread around the globe, even in Prague. I see OP's location has disappeared:foo: Guess it's time to say "Czech your socks...."
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Originally Posted by billridesbikes
(Post 21487066)
This morning, three checkout lanes over, I noticed someone buying the same brand of flour as me so I gave a friendly wave to show some solidarity especially in times like this where your favorite brands of flour might not always be available.
But they stared straight ahead pretending not to see me. I hate arrogant and snobby Florian Bellanger wannabes like that; would it kill them to give a friendly wave? They give all bakers a bad name. I’m convinced this is why so many people are gluten free. |
Originally Posted by shelbyfv
(Post 21486815)
At least now we know those arrogant roadies are spread around the globe, even in Prague. I see OP's location has disappeared:foo: Guess it's time to say "Czech your socks...."
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Originally Posted by billridesbikes
(Post 21487066)
This morning, three checkout lanes over, I noticed someone buying the same brand of flour as me so I gave a friendly wave to show some solidarity especially in times like this where your favorite brands of flour might not always be available.
But they stared straight ahead pretending not to see me. I hate arrogant and snobby Florian Bellanger wannabes like that; would it kill them to give a friendly wave? They give all bakers a bad name. I’m convinced this is why so many people are gluten free. |
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 21482152)
Tubeless is for serious(ly up-to-date) cyclists. :notamused:
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Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 21488400)
Is there a contest? Where can I redeem these bragging rights (other than ... Eww ... this place)?
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 21488410)
Do I really explain that you're on the outside of a friendly tete-a-tete? :rolleyes:
Meanie. |
Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 21488526)
I can't play? :(
Meanie. Reported - family forum. |
Originally Posted by SethAZ
(Post 21484607)
Thanks for doing that. Had a guy in a pickup give me a ride home one day when I suffered an irrecoverable ride-ending mechanical about 6 or 7 miles away from home and I couldn't reach my wife. Was pushing my bike home in my SPD-SL shoes (kick me while I'm down why doncha!) and the dude asks if I need a ride. I'm hoping to pay that forward someday. So far the closest I've come was pulling over on my bike and letting a guy use my chain breaker and quick link after he snapped his chain.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 21488526)
I can't play? :(
Meanie. |
There are extremely nice folks
There are complete a**holes and there is everything in between |
Being new to cycling after a twelve year layoff I'm sometimes reluctant to take my hands off the bars but I do say Hi.
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