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Whilst rushing around, late for work this morning I caught a few
moments of a programme on Radio 4 which seemed to be talking about how the Victorians though bikes were good for fertility. Or something. There was certainly a bit about how a weekly magazine (Tit Bits?) ran a weekly competition for people to guess how many babies were born that week with the prize being... A bicycle. This was said to be "early social engineering" (although I don't really see how). From Radio 4's web site:- Pedalling to Freedom Tue 14 Dec, 09:30 - 09:45 15 mins 1/5. Lawrence Pollard gets on his bike and discovers the part that the bicycle played in women's liberation as he re-traces the route of the novel, The Golf Lunatic and His Cycling Wife. Did any one listen to this and can perhaps post a more reliable summary than mine? Pete. |
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Interesting - I did listen to it whilst driving. Maybe I should ride more
then since I have got to see the doctor and wank into a vial to check my potency since me and my lass are having difficulty conceiving. BTW I do about 100 miles a week - shoud I do 200??!! Bob "Pete Bentley" <pete@sorted.org> wrote in message news:cpmh6p$mbc$1@news.mimir.com... > Whilst rushing around, late for work this morning I caught a few > moments of a programme on Radio 4 which seemed to be talking > about how the Victorians though bikes were good for fertility. > > Or something. > > There was certainly a bit about how a weekly magazine (Tit Bits?) > ran a weekly competition for people to guess how many babies > were born that week with the prize being... A bicycle. > > This was said to be "early social engineering" (although I don't > really see how). > > From Radio 4's web site:- > Pedalling to Freedom > Tue 14 Dec, 09:30 - 09:45 15 mins > > 1/5. Lawrence Pollard gets on his bike and discovers the part that > the bicycle played in women's liberation as he re-traces the route > of the novel, The Golf Lunatic and His Cycling Wife. > > Did any one listen to this and can perhaps post a more reliable summary > than mine? > > Pete. |
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Bob the Builder wrote:
> Interesting - I did listen to it whilst driving. Maybe I should > ride more then since I have got to see the doctor and wank into a > vial to check my potency since me and my lass are having difficulty > conceiving. ITYM fertility. Your potency is something you and your lass can easily check for yourselves at home. :-) I hope everything works out for you. -- Dave... |
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Bob the Builder wrote: > Interesting - I did listen to it whilst driving. Maybe I should > ride more then since I have got to see the doctor and wank into a > vial to check my potency since me and my lass are having difficulty > conceiving. ITYM fertility. Your potency is something you and your lass can easily check for yourselves at home. :-) I hope everything works out for you. -- Dave... |
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Bob the Builder wrote:
> Interesting - I did listen to it whilst driving. Maybe I should ride more > then since I have got to see the doctor and wank into a vial to check my > potency since me and my lass are having difficulty conceiving. > BTW I do about 100 miles a week - shoud I do 200??!! > Bob "50% swimming the wrong way? They're in a f*cking test tube! Which way's the right way?" Jon |