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heads up on something funny.
i don't know fixed gear just attracts a certain type of person or what, but we seem to share more than just liking bikes that have pedals that won't stop turning and njs stuff and whatnot. for one thing, there seems to be a similar sense of humor shared here. which is why i highly, highly, highly suggest this book to you all:
shel silverstein--"uncle shelby's ABZ book". it doesn't have bicycles in it, but it does have a part that advocates putting sugar in your dad's gas tank.
shel silverstein--"uncle shelby's ABZ book". it doesn't have bicycles in it, but it does have a part that advocates putting sugar in your dad's gas tank.
01-11-06, 11:10 PM
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First book that really made me think about philisopical quandries...I was 7 yrs. old, I think. AWESOME writer, not just for kids.
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Originally Posted by Serendipper
First book that really made me think about philisopical quandries...I was 7 yrs. old, I think. AWESOME writer, not just for kids.[/IMG]
Everyone, go in daddy's wallet and send the evil green paper to um, a mod.
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Originally Posted by MLPROJECT
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Giving Tree was the book I learned to read on.
Since were talking about funny stuff, heres my new favorite website
https://www.humandescent.com/
Since were talking about funny stuff, heres my new favorite website
https://www.humandescent.com/
01-12-06, 02:46 AM
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Originally Posted by ieatrats
Everyone, go in daddy's wallet and send the evil green paper to um, a mod.
and after this nap, yeah, i was weirded out, but then i just let go of it cuz, after all, maybe you didn't know you were supposedly talking to a 14 year old kid. or a troll, whatever. i don't even remember the joke, anyway.
