Just for fun...
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ChezCheese:)
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“The fact that many people can't distinguish between entomology and etymology bugs me in ways I can't put into words.”
PedalUma
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That is bad. I have not sat on a couch or watched TV since the beginning of the Pandemic. I was afraid I might easily become one with the couch, so I canceled all subscriptions and focused on bikes. But now I want to talk about the high tech toilet at my job. As you sit down it flushes automatically and then with its high bottom it fills to higher that the tip of your D just you are doing your business. Is there a hidden camera recording this, with people in Korea laughing?
Aprons are for men.
Aprons are for men.
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ChezCheese:)
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Gawd. I haven't seen Rebel Without a Cause in decades. Very creepy. And the gender stereotypes 
. So over it!
. So over it!
PedalUma
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A friend is a man married to a man, he just changed his name to Robbin, and is getting a conversion. But his spouse likes men! Gender is a social construct. I am not sure what to make of it. Maybe we should make Spanish gender neutral next.Gawd. I haven't seen Rebel Without a Cause in decades. Very creepy. And the gender stereotypes
Chargeride
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I've been quietly watching trends, seen a few examples in people I know and I've concluded if the hedonism continues, the end game is everyone will have all the bits or none at all.
I've gone out with girls from Barbie doll to beat me in an arm wrestle, we used to call that Tomboy, though I have no clue where that term originated, but we need to bring it back.
It was a hint of masculinity, but we thought we could fix it with a dress.
Calamity Jane, I preferred her in jeans.
I've gone out with girls from Barbie doll to beat me in an arm wrestle, we used to call that Tomboy, though I have no clue where that term originated, but we need to bring it back.
It was a hint of masculinity, but we thought we could fix it with a dress.
Calamity Jane, I preferred her in jeans.
Jeremy McCreary
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Jeremy McCreary
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Why was I not informed? In 1996-2000, there was an LA bike cop series called Pacific Blue — every bit a bicycle Baywatch — and I totally missed it! Same SoCal beach scenery, same focus on anatomy, same kind of music.
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The awful writing and acting make it kinda hard to watch between bike scenes now. But good news: Pacific Blue's coming back as a movie this summer, and I'm sure it'll be much better this time! You can look up the trailer yourself.
;^}
☀️ Pacific Blue ☀️ Complete Season 1
Pacific Blue 🚲Filmed on location at Santa Monica and Venice Beach.Pacific Blue: S1 E1 - PilotEx-Navy cadet Chris (Darlene Vogel) joins the force and gets tr...
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The awful writing and acting make it kinda hard to watch between bike scenes now. But good news: Pacific Blue's coming back as a movie this summer, and I'm sure it'll be much better this time! You can look up the trailer yourself.
;^}
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Chargeride
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Is that a tank?
Don't know what it is, but same # of pedals as my (3) 1983 and older F series pickups.
BlackHand
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Must be one of those AI generated rubbish images!
ChatGPT just confirmed that manual transmission cars have 3 pedals and automatics only have 2.
(The high beam control is the truly diabolical bit in that image)
Brian-s
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I'm glad no one told chatgpt about parking brakes
I don't recall if my older (77 - 83) F-Series pick-ups had foot-release or hand-release foot-applied park brakes.
Chargeride
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This is how I imagine Stefan rides around Poland.
