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Second repost in a few days. Donna, come back!
Network TV has reruns, why can’t ICHC?
Reruns are why people keep turning on the TV, right?
This is the internet. You can never look back.
reposted kludge is reposted.
Who gave Donna the boot?
She did. She left to go and work on her other websites.
Umm… there’s no such thing as ABEC-8. They only use odd numbers: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
Its okay, Frankie. I haven’t spent my whole life in the same job, either. This site isn’t just for perfect folks anyhoo.
Funny how mercilessly exacting the people here are, isn’t it?
Really, the only way to know this is a repost is to have been watching this site, like, forever.
Or a few days of being bored. It only takes like 10 seconds to scroll through a page, and most people are bored for much longer than 10 seconds a day. You can easily go through an entire site on here within a day.
exactly….which is why a multiple times daily patron of this site should have taken over….
He’s baaaack!
Perhaps next time, he’ll be using that thing to pull a dolley trailer.
A Deja Vu is usually a glitch in the Matrix. It happens when they change something.
-Trinity
Mew!
Yeah, I thought i saw the same damn cat walk past.
Yeah, Basement Cat, none the less. That should tell you something.
perfect reference
The famouse Gypsy bike….:)
ya you are absolutely right!
Thats at the MuseumsQuartier in Vienna (Y)
Rolf’s was pleased with his design until he attempted to stop using the toe brake.
The easiest way to stop using the toe brake is to never start using the toe brake.
A man visits an illegal dumpsite. “What’s this mess?” he looks thru the trash “A Bike! I could use one. Darn, it’s missing a wheel.” Looks around for the missing wheel; finds none, sees a skate. “How ’bout I just put this skate where the wheel goes…” Tries out the Kludgcycle. “This oughta get me to work a little faster.” Pedals the Kludgcycle to work “Now I wish I could lock this up. No, wait, who’s gonna steal this?” “Still, I’m gonna save up and buy a bike.”
department of redundancy department…
When he does a wheely, he could literally bicicle-kick someone!
now thats what i call a 4 wheel drive..
There is a reason that bicycle tires are 26″ and 29″ around. Especially on the front of a bike. With a high center of gravity, you risk going over the handlebars when your 1″ wheel hits any obstruction larger than 1/4 of an inch, and you will certainly stop suddenly if your front wheel hits something larger than 1/2 inch.
Physics, children… It’s what the Neocons used to bring down Building 7!