What's your sign?
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What's your sign?
(and how do you feel about earths wobble/fixed gear riding)
Discuss
Discuss
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I'm Scorpio but I'm backed up into Libra because of the thing. I don't quite get it.
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I was fixed on riding fixed, but now I'm thinking SS. Oh SSFG, I think I may be a Capri-bro, now.
You know, up for anything, but enjoys a night at home on the couch, not riding bikes.
You know, up for anything, but enjoys a night at home on the couch, not riding bikes.
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Off what topic? There is a hijacked (although silly)thread about speaking/writing in various dialects and guitars going on, this seems about as relevant. 
I was an aires, on the cusp of Taurus. Now I am two fish getting down with eachother. I ride single speed around town and haven't actually noticed any wobble (unless I've been drinking, then of course I am walking my bike
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I was an aires, on the cusp of Taurus. Now I am two fish getting down with eachother. I ride single speed around town and haven't actually noticed any wobble (unless I've been drinking, then of course I am walking my bike
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I don't think the new sign thing will affect any of us in the Western world and Europe.
So I am still Scorpio and you are still an Aries.
So I am still Scorpio and you are still an Aries.
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See I have heard have heard that too, but I've never been into astrology.
My horoscope today says to take life more seriously, but only a little.
My horoscope today says to take life more seriously, but only a little.
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The new signs only affect people born after 2009. I don't know why people are making such a big deal out of it.
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People don't like changes; some learn to adapt and others just b***h about it.
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I thought the others just died out. Like the wooly mammoth. And non genetically altered corn. And bees.
I guess wooly mammoths aren't people. Bees probably aren't either, I haven't checked yet.
I guess wooly mammoths aren't people. Bees probably aren't either, I haven't checked yet.
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I was more or less talking about changes from a sociological/psychological point of view.
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Some b* about things always being the same. The good news is that in 5 years people in japan will have cloned the wooly mammoth. Why does his matter? I have heard that a pair of mammoth tusks can be converted into a fixed gear/single speed build.




The first time we realized that the aero wheel may indeed be a chick magnet:

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Your cog is slipping.



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