Thoughtforfood said:Why did he make grammar rules?
So that we could smugly laugh at your ineptitude.
i dont bother wif corect gramar wen postin 2 som socialy and mentaly inept peopl
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Thoughtforfood said:Why did he make grammar rules?
So that we could smugly laugh at your ineptitude.
auscyclefan94 said:i dont bother wif corect gramar wen postin 2 som socialy and mentaly inept peopl.
Thoughtforfood said:Spelling and grammar are different things.
usedtobefast said:no, it is Aussies. check the manual.![]()
Hugh Januss said:Aussies do not need to be sent to hell, they already live on a huge continent that is largely uninhabitable except for a tiny ring around the coastline.![]()
Hugh Januss said:Aussies do not need to be sent to hell, they already live on a huge continent that is largely uninhabitable except for a tiny ring around the coastline.![]()
auscyclefan94 said:you obviously have never been to aus then.
Hugh Januss said:I have. Do you still have to bring cans of gasoline with you if you want to drive from coast to coast?
Marmot said:Only if you want to drive through the middle. If you stick to the habitable ring around the edge, you can usually find fuel every 200k or so these days. So things are improving. I heard we might even get colour TV here soon. And maybe grammar too.
Not if ACF has anything to say about it.
Back on topic, I seem to recall that Cadel also teed-off on a moto rider in the same tour. The "stand on my dog" incident might have also been the same year. He definitely carried on like someone who was chock-a-block full of the angry pills.
I think he is just misunderstood, he tends to get kind of emotional for a few days every month.
Hugh Januss said:Aussies do not need to be sent to hell, they already live on a huge continent that is largely uninhabitable except for a tiny ring around the coastline.![]()
Opichi said:I now believe all of the innuendo and fodder. How old is this besides way done and dusted? Some of the posters I actually have respected for their opinions on other threads, but to take part in this is simply '...I'm a twelve year old boy and, "ha huh, yarw, you, you look funny and you smell, um, too...Ha! We showed him. That accomplished man who speaks out for right while we are whiping our noses!" Good on you. Thirty seconds of my life well spent to say get one yourself. The ones I have had respect for please put your time into something more worthwhile as to cycling.
Hugh Januss said:I have. Do you still have to bring cans of gasoline with you if you want to drive from coast to coast?
scribe said:What happened in 94?
Hugh Januss said:Aussies do not need to be sent to hell, they already live on a huge continent that is largely uninhabitable except for a tiny ring around the coastline.![]()
sartoris said:Maybe some of you haven't seen this yet.
0:20 ,,,,, "Don't touch the douche bag!":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FikzgWE3t0A
On the other hand, Cadel seems on his way to be more of a winner than a whiner. Let's see if he keeps improving.
The day was also a dream for Cadel Evans, whose nightmarish stage nine crash had him starting the stage in bandages. After finishing the day with a superb ride, the Australian was all smiles at the finish. "Yesterday was terrible. I suffered a lot. My entire left side is damaged, my helmet was destroyed. I thought my Tour was over. Now, I only think of the general classification."
Despite being wrapped up like a mummy and clearly a bit stiff from his fall, Evans still managed to put in a few attacks and did a large portion of the work to keep Schleck from getting too much time. His reward was the yellow jersey by a slim one second margin. "Just like the others I hoped for yellow at Hautacam," said Evans. "To get it by a few seconds [is great], but there are still many kilometres left."
auscyclefan94 said:where did you go? I bet you enjoyed it!![]()
Hugh Januss said:Brisbane, Moreton Island (where we rode our cross bikes around on the sand roads and up and down the beach at low tide). Then up to Noosa (where we poached the trails in the National Park on our cross bikes). It was great, but at my age it took several days to get over the plane ride.
Australia is a beautiful place, as barren wastelands go.
I kid.