Mistaken for a messenger
11-30-06 | 07:31 PM
#55
Dismount Run Remount etc.
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From: Some Latitude and Some Longitude
Bikes: A couple customs and some beaters.
Originally Posted by brunning
please. vlv is just a fake-ass, second-rate bco.
11-30-06 | 10:39 PM
#56
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Originally Posted by 12XU
Or VLV is exactly what BCO would've been if the BCO folks would have been posting on the internet when they were 18-21 rather than a curmudgeonly 25-40. Then again, BCO has been around for awhile; is there anything more telling than the word "crewcial"? Nothing screams meathead NJ hardcore than "crewcial."
11-30-06 | 10:57 PM
#57
Dismount Run Remount etc.
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From: Some Latitude and Some Longitude
Bikes: A couple customs and some beaters.
Originally Posted by brunning
i think it's iowa meathead hardcore actually. just ask imeyer.
I'm going to be just as guilty once I get out of school, though.
Hint: The filter doesn't like Bad Brains.
12-01-06 | 02:37 AM
#60
Thread Starter
Playing with the traffic
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From: Sydo, 'Straya
Bikes: 2009 Colnago Primavera, Campy Chorus 11 speed, 1986 Colnago Master, C-Record, 2008 Surly LHT, 1930's Malvern Star 3-speed.
Originally Posted by get_nuts
answer me this jetbike: do you wear your lock key around your wrist?
12-01-06 | 11:10 AM
#61
NACCC 2007 Winner
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From: Copeland - Denmark
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This is why messengers world wide should wear uniforms. Imagine if all messenger around the globe would wear the same star track like outfit. No more confusion and everyone would be happy.....
12-01-06 | 02:30 PM
#63
hehe... member
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
Originally Posted by Jumbo
This is why messengers world wide should wear uniforms. Imagine if all messenger around the globe would wear the same star track like outfit. No more confusion and everyone would be happy.....
12-07-06 | 03:13 PM
#64
Legend in my own bedroom
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From: Washington, DC
Bikes: 1973 Schwinn Paramount,, Cinelli Unica, Colnago Sprint
Originally Posted by jamey
this never happens to me because we don't have messengers in st. pete..which means i get to be super uber posenger and everyone is none the wiser!! i win!
12-07-06 | 05:57 PM
#65
Headed to the Library...
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From: DC
Bikes: 2003 cherry red Bianchi Giro, Quattro Assi Team 2000 Rocket
Originally Posted by Jumbo
This is why messengers world wide should wear uniforms. Imagine if all messenger around the globe would wear the same star track like outfit. No more confusion and everyone would be happy.....
12-07-06 | 06:41 PM
#67
Dismount Run Remount etc.
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From: Some Latitude and Some Longitude
Bikes: A couple customs and some beaters.
Meanwhile every last one of them is missing the most important part of cycling in the city: clipless shoes and pedals. Might as well be more efficient rather than "looking the part."
12-07-06 | 07:33 PM
#69
(((Fully Awake)))
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From: ~Serenading with sensous soliloquies whilst singing supple sentences that are simultaneously suppling my sonnets with serenity serendipitously.~ -Serendipper
Bikes: Guerciotti Pista-Giant Carbon-Bridgestone300- Batavus Type Champion Road Bike, Specialized Hardrock Commuter, On-One The Gimp (SS Rigid MTB/hit by a truck)- Raleigh Sports 3-speed,Gatsby Scorcher, comming soon...The Penny Farthing Highwheel!
Originally Posted by jamey
sh*t. i think i have to challenge you to a trackstand competition to keep that imformation on the DL...or something..
Give him some head...that way you can bribe and blackmail him at the same time.
12-08-06 | 12:34 PM
#71
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From: NY
Bikes: 1972 Peugeot UO-8, Strawberry conversion
Like the fat 40-something guy who told me he was out riding his bike and some people walked by when he was sitting in the park and they probably thought he was a messenger.
Yup, I'm sure that's exactly what happened, and they didn't think he was a finance guy with a gut who was on a bicycle. Which is ironic, since that's exactly what he was.
Yup, I'm sure that's exactly what happened, and they didn't think he was a finance guy with a gut who was on a bicycle. Which is ironic, since that's exactly what he was.
12-08-06 | 12:56 PM
#72
ride fast...take chances
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From: alpharetta ga
Bikes: 2004 titus switchblade, '96 marin rocky ridge ht ss; '91 marin rocky ridge ht (soon to be fully rigid); 2006 motobecane grand sprint; '06 bianchi pista; '83 (?) haro freestyler - neon green.
Originally Posted by mrwhite
MDMA
uhhhhh....
12-11-06 | 02:01 PM
#73
Legend in my own bedroom
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From: Washington, DC
Bikes: 1973 Schwinn Paramount,, Cinelli Unica, Colnago Sprint
Originally Posted by Serendipper
Give him some head...that way you can bribe and blackmail him at the same time.
12-11-06 | 02:14 PM
#74
Run What 'Ya Brung
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Originally Posted by 12XU
Or VLV is exactly what BCO would've been if the BCO folks would have been posting on the internet when they were 18-21 rather than a curmudgeonly 25-40. Then again, BCO has been around for awhile; is there anything more telling than the word "crewcial"? Nothing screams meathead NJ hardcore than "crewcial."
(pr.n, the original messageboard abbreviation) circa 1999.
Everyone was indeed 18-25-ish, and curmudgeonly even then.
I disappeared from that stuff a long time ago, but there are a
few people around here who I recognize from the old boards,
but they don't know it's me, since I've changed my name. As
proof, I have my original "punkrock.net messageboard" pin!
'Just found it the other day.
