Fixie chicks, Philly style
03-08-11 | 12:29 PM
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edit: goddamn BF ruining links with auto-censor.
Correct term for "idiot shivers": https://bit.ly/2WtX8O
Correct term for "idiot shivers": https://bit.ly/2WtX8O
03-08-11 | 12:41 PM
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03-08-11 | 12:58 PM
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03-08-11 | 04:23 PM
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I read the article as entertainment rather than gospel, and I liked it.
Sexist me, I find women who can relate to machines very attractive.
Some years ago we had a stripper in this town who rode a Ducati motorcycle with great style.
A very pretty girl, her choice in motorcycles and her ability to ride impressed me more than her appearance.
And, a woman who rides a fixed gear bike well gets my attention.
Very cool.
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An aside: it amazes me that in today's world anyone can still make a living as a bike messenger.
Sexist me, I find women who can relate to machines very attractive.
Some years ago we had a stripper in this town who rode a Ducati motorcycle with great style.
A very pretty girl, her choice in motorcycles and her ability to ride impressed me more than her appearance.
And, a woman who rides a fixed gear bike well gets my attention.
Very cool.
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An aside: it amazes me that in today's world anyone can still make a living as a bike messenger.
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