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ComandanteBanana
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You know biking must be very low on their priority when you are honked
at, yelled at, pushed around and even spit at for doing the right
thing and riding a bike.
It could be another way, you know. Like cyclists getting respect --and
even admiration-- if one of our presidents spoke thus...
"My fellow Americans, in light of scarce oil as well as the threat of
Terrorism and Global Warming, the days of the hungry dinosaurs are
over. Yes, no more SUVs, starting with my own. Instead, we will go
back to the smartest, cleanest and simplest vehicle ever created: the
bike. You shouldn't look at it though as a sacrifice, but as the means
to enjoy more free time. Yes, you won't to work your life away to keep
a Stupid Unnecessry Vehicle. And to top if off, you can be as sexy as
me..."
And then the President rides off in his lycra suit... Well, the last
part may not be such a great idea, but the rest is. So do you agree
that the goverment can do more, far more, to make bicycling part of
the American landscape?
Here's what I would do if I ever were president...
"Bicycles should the first line of development, then public
transportation, then alternative vehicles..."
WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE
(beware of the lion)
http://webspawner.com/users/donquijote
at, yelled at, pushed around and even spit at for doing the right
thing and riding a bike.
It could be another way, you know. Like cyclists getting respect --and
even admiration-- if one of our presidents spoke thus...
"My fellow Americans, in light of scarce oil as well as the threat of
Terrorism and Global Warming, the days of the hungry dinosaurs are
over. Yes, no more SUVs, starting with my own. Instead, we will go
back to the smartest, cleanest and simplest vehicle ever created: the
bike. You shouldn't look at it though as a sacrifice, but as the means
to enjoy more free time. Yes, you won't to work your life away to keep
a Stupid Unnecessry Vehicle. And to top if off, you can be as sexy as
me..."
And then the President rides off in his lycra suit... Well, the last
part may not be such a great idea, but the rest is. So do you agree
that the goverment can do more, far more, to make bicycling part of
the American landscape?
Here's what I would do if I ever were president...
"Bicycles should the first line of development, then public
transportation, then alternative vehicles..."
WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE
(beware of the lion)
http://webspawner.com/users/donquijote