pronouncing toupe
#8
Je pose, donc je suis.
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<Withdrawing my suggestion, since Specialized has it both with and without the accent.>
Egads! Do _not_ look it up on urbandictionary.com. Who knew Specialized was into that kind of thing?
Egads! Do _not_ look it up on urbandictionary.com. Who knew Specialized was into that kind of thing?
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#13
Over the hill

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Didn't they redesign the Decibel helmet and call it the S-Works now? They should do the same for the saddle.
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#14
well hello there

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The bike Allez should actually be Aller.
Allez is the conjugated form of aller for the subject "vous" and "vous" meaning either "you" or "you guys".
I can't think of many situations when one would use the subject "vous" and the verb "aller" together except for maybe when asking someone a question such as "Allez vous au cine?" (you go to the movies?)
Allez is the conjugated form of aller for the subject "vous" and "vous" meaning either "you" or "you guys".
I can't think of many situations when one would use the subject "vous" and the verb "aller" together except for maybe when asking someone a question such as "Allez vous au cine?" (you go to the movies?)
#16
The bike Allez should actually be Aller.
Allez is the conjugated form of aller for the subject "vous" and "vous" meaning either "you" or "you guys".
I can't think of many situations when one would use the subject "vous" and the verb "aller" together except for maybe when asking someone a question such as "Allez vous au cine?" (you go to the movies?)
Allez is the conjugated form of aller for the subject "vous" and "vous" meaning either "you" or "you guys".
I can't think of many situations when one would use the subject "vous" and the verb "aller" together except for maybe when asking someone a question such as "Allez vous au cine?" (you go to the movies?)
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The bike Allez should actually be Aller.
Allez is the conjugated form of aller for the subject "vous" and "vous" meaning either "you" or "you guys".
I can't think of many situations when one would use the subject "vous" and the verb "aller" together except for maybe when asking someone a question such as "Allez vous au cine?" (you go to the movies?)
Allez is the conjugated form of aller for the subject "vous" and "vous" meaning either "you" or "you guys".
I can't think of many situations when one would use the subject "vous" and the verb "aller" together except for maybe when asking someone a question such as "Allez vous au cine?" (you go to the movies?)
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The bike Allez should actually be Aller.
Allez is the conjugated form of aller for the subject "vous" and "vous" meaning either "you" or "you guys".
I can't think of many situations when one would use the subject "vous" and the verb "aller" together except for maybe when asking someone a question such as "Allez vous au cine?" (you go to the movies?)
Allez is the conjugated form of aller for the subject "vous" and "vous" meaning either "you" or "you guys".
I can't think of many situations when one would use the subject "vous" and the verb "aller" together except for maybe when asking someone a question such as "Allez vous au cine?" (you go to the movies?)
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