lincoln + nyc messengers =
#26
mike.pretzel
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Originally Posted by jordache
Is the guy in the ad an actual messenger?
#27
i am pretty sure he is. there was a cattle call for messengers for this shoot. when we found out what it was for, most of us split. this jackass apparently decided to do the shoot.
one of the nice things (legally) is that squid went down for the cattle call and told them to stuff it when he found out what it was for. that means that they wilfully decided to use his trademark knowing squid didn't want to be associated with the product. cha-ching.
one of the nice things (legally) is that squid went down for the cattle call and told them to stuff it when he found out what it was for. that means that they wilfully decided to use his trademark knowing squid didn't want to be associated with the product. cha-ching.
#28
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From: on your wheel
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Originally Posted by thecosmicmuffin
appears that the smaller picture is off a prior messengerr but that dude in the foreground.... no way he is
#29
Wher'd u Get That Jacket?
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Originally Posted by Msngr
one of the nice things (legally) is that squid went down for the cattle call and told them to stuff it when he found out what it was for. that means that they wilfully decided to use his trademark knowing squid didn't want to be associated with the product. cha-ching.
#31
Traffic shark

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It would/will be a battle what with thier high powered lawyers and such.
Normally, I wouldn't say, suggest or even support this statement: But in this case, I have a bias.
SUE THE **** OUT OF THEM SQUID.
And then buy me a patch for my bag from NY cause I suggested it.
Normally, I wouldn't say, suggest or even support this statement: But in this case, I have a bias.
SUE THE **** OUT OF THEM SQUID.
And then buy me a patch for my bag from NY cause I suggested it.
#32
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Originally Posted by William Karsten
It would/will be a battle what with thier high powered lawyers and such.
Normally, I wouldn't say, suggest or even support this statement: But in this case, I have a bias.
SUE THE **** OUT OF THEM SQUID.
And then buy me a patch for my bag from NY cause I suggested it.
Normally, I wouldn't say, suggest or even support this statement: But in this case, I have a bias.
SUE THE **** OUT OF THEM SQUID.
And then buy me a patch for my bag from NY cause I suggested it.
S/F<
CEYA!
#33
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Originally Posted by Ceya
William, which patch? I got ya covered. Too bad we couldn't hook up in San Diego..
S/F<
CEYA!
S/F<
CEYA!
Anyway, you're back in jland now, right?
#35
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Originally Posted by William Karsten
Was a bummer. I got your message about 2 hours after you called and you were on your way to the airport?
Anyway, you're back in jland now, right?
Anyway, you're back in jland now, right?
Yep and I called at the airport.. since a boot was heading to your port at the USO. I will bve back there again. It sucks out here not the same. I will be in CONUS soon.
Are U talikng about CMWC patch?
S/F<
CEYA!
#36
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When you know dates let me know, we're doing a HUGE amount of time away from port now, but if I'm in port, I'll get a day off to get around and do @#$.
Nah, a girl I know was gonna get me some kind of NY patch..
She, uh, didn't, didn't come back from leave...
I couldn't put a CMWC patch on my bag.. I wasn't there/didn't help/didn't race so it would be against my own stupid set of rules.
Nah, a girl I know was gonna get me some kind of NY patch..
She, uh, didn't, didn't come back from leave...
I couldn't put a CMWC patch on my bag.. I wasn't there/didn't help/didn't race so it would be against my own stupid set of rules.
#38
Originally Posted by bikiola
i see him everyday at Times Up... he's definitely a messenger.. not every messenger rides a fixie; some prefer to have gears, which doesn't make them any less of a messenger.
#39
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Originally Posted by bikiola
i see him everyday at Times Up... he's definitely a messenger.. not every messenger rides a fixie; some prefer to have gears, which doesn't make them any less of a messenger.
#40
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Originally Posted by slvoid
It's just weird cause you'd think if you were riding around on a colnago with dura ace as a messenger, ur rig would get stolen real quick.
Not so! they will steal anything . Crap as well as top line crap.
S/F<
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#42
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Originally Posted by slvoid
It's just weird cause you'd think if you were riding around on a colnago with dura ace as a messenger, ur rig would get stolen real quick.
#43
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From: Sci-Fi Wasabi
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I actually think that the mini U lock goes a long way to keeping a bike from getting stolen, at least here. Most of the time I just lock my front wheel to my frame and lean the bike on something. It kind of says - 'The owner of this bike might walk back out at any time' as well as keeping the bike unrideable....
But I don't usually lock it like that anywhere for very long.
But I don't usually lock it like that anywhere for very long.
#44
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Originally Posted by HereNT
I actually think that the mini U lock goes a long way to keeping a bike from getting stolen, at least here. Most of the time I just lock my front wheel to my frame and lean the bike on something. It kind of says - 'The owner of this bike might walk back out at any time' as well as keeping the bike unrideable....
But I don't usually lock it like that anywhere for very long.
But I don't usually lock it like that anywhere for very long.
#45
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From: Sci-Fi Wasabi
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Originally Posted by BostonFixed
Yea, but I only mentioned the mini u lock thing, because its not like he is using a full krypto chain to lock everything up to everything. Know what i'm a saying?
I also have this weird thought that the bike thieves that are looking for good stuff probably don't go for messenger rigs. Somehow I think there's some sort of honor there, but I don't know.
Random drunken thoughts on a Saturday morning...
#46
Lone Fixie
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Is it just me or is the Lincoln drafting the bike?? That says a lot for the car ...
But yeah, he may just want to make this public, instead of an out-of court settlement. That way Lincoln would get another dent in their rep.
But yeah, he may just want to make this public, instead of an out-of court settlement. That way Lincoln would get another dent in their rep.
#47
Originally Posted by 80sMutRider
But yeah, he may just want to make this public, instead of an out-of court settlement. That way Lincoln would get another dent in their rep.
#48
Lone Fixie
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Originally Posted by vindicator
I am of the opinion that someone who is in the market for a lincoln doesn't give a **** about a lowly bottom of the totem pole messanger.
#50
Here's the way I look at it. At least Lincoln won't be using Squid's name anymore. This whole Adrants is actually very interesting. Keep in mind its just a blog, although a widely read blog, but I can gurantee you that Lincoln saw it through some channel or another and I doubt they will run it again. So now all of a sudden, the little guy can actually strike back and strike effectively against a company as big as FORD. That's cool. And this method is much faster then any lawsuit, and cheaper




