its over
05-09-08, 01:33 PM
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tapatio mi amor
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05-09-08, 01:37 PM
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dan bones!
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let's take this time to thank our delegate from arizona for this report. we're so glad you were here with us on the ground floor.
please enjoy the complimentary haterade on the way out.
please enjoy the complimentary haterade on the way out.
05-09-08, 01:57 PM
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RON PAUL '08!
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seriously guys, do you really need to sit around all day complaining that f.g./s.s. bikes are becoming more popular?
it's like a bunch of emo kids complaining that their favorite bands have become "sellouts"
LOL
why not go out and ride, and enjoy your bike, instead of flipping around the internet to make sure f.g./s.s. bikes aren't "too trendy" yet
it's like a bunch of emo kids complaining that their favorite bands have become "sellouts"
LOL
why not go out and ride, and enjoy your bike, instead of flipping around the internet to make sure f.g./s.s. bikes aren't "too trendy" yet
05-09-08, 02:10 PM
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tapatio mi amor
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05-09-08, 02:20 PM
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dan bones!
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its ok, jay rott was a messenger with me boston a few winters ago.
he's only pretending he joined the forum from the suburbs four months ago.
he's only pretending he joined the forum from the suburbs four months ago.
05-09-08, 08:21 PM
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05-09-08, 08:27 PM
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05-10-08, 07:15 PM
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I'm just really scared of these hipsters out-tricking and out-riding me on the bikes that I've been riding longer than they have.
seriously guys, do you really need to sit around all day complaining that f.g./s.s. bikes are becoming more popular?
it's like a bunch of emo kids complaining that their favorite bands have become "sellouts"
LOL
why not go out and ride, and enjoy your bike, instead of flipping around the internet to make sure f.g./s.s. bikes aren't "too trendy" yet
it's like a bunch of emo kids complaining that their favorite bands have become "sellouts"
LOL
why not go out and ride, and enjoy your bike, instead of flipping around the internet to make sure f.g./s.s. bikes aren't "too trendy" yet
05-10-08, 07:31 PM
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seriously guys, do you really need to sit around all day complaining that f.g./s.s. bikes are becoming more popular?
it's like a bunch of emo kids complaining that their favorite bands have become "sellouts"
LOL
why not go out and ride, and enjoy your bike, instead of flipping around the internet to make sure f.g./s.s. bikes aren't "too trendy" yet
it's like a bunch of emo kids complaining that their favorite bands have become "sellouts"
LOL
why not go out and ride, and enjoy your bike, instead of flipping around the internet to make sure f.g./s.s. bikes aren't "too trendy" yet
05-10-08, 07:57 PM
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