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Can I kill humans with a bicycle ???

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  1. I'm a psycho-killer and I want to kill humans with my bicycle and
    collect their brains after I've killed them.

    Is a bicycle a good weapon ?


  2. Quoted message said:

    I'm a psycho-killer and I want to kill humans with my bicycle and
    collect their brains after I've killed them.

    Is a bicycle a good weapon ?

    Sure! A chain ring doubles as a dandy bone saw to access the cranial
    contents, but you may prefer to just suck them out through an eye
    socket- I know I do.

    Before you leave, be sure to carve your name into their chests.

  3. "Winnie Oakbob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm a psycho-killer and I want to kill humans with my bicycle and
    collect their brains after I've killed them.

    Is a bicycle a good weapon ?

    Mark Hickey is that you?

    http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.tech/msg/1936d6a8f90bd5dd

    Pay attention to the last line:

    "....the wheel could fly apart - killing everyone in the vicinity...."

    We need to help him before he does something terrible 🙂

  4. get yourself a nice solid frame pump that can be used as a basher, then you won't scratch anything on your bike

  5. Winnie Oakbob said:

    I'm a psycho-killer and I want to kill humans with my bicycle and
    collect their brains after I've killed them.

    Is a bicycle a good weapon ?

    See, Frank, bikes ARE dangerous!

  6. Winnie Oakbob said:

    I'm a psycho-killer and I want to kill humans with my bicycle and
    collect their brains after I've killed them.

    Is a bicycle a good weapon ?

    No. Use a car instead and the chances are you'll get off with a slapped
    wrist and a small fine.

    --
    Dave Larrington - <http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/>
    If you are choking on an ice cube, simply pour a jug of boiling water
    down your throat and presto! The blockage is almost instantly removed.

  7. Quoting Bill Sornson <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:
    Winnie Oakbob said:

    I'm a psycho-killer and I want to kill humans with my bicycle and
    collect their brains after I've killed them.
    Is a bicycle a good weapon ?


    See, Frank, bikes ARE dangerous!

    Congratulations, you followed up to hun.hobbi, exactly what he wanted you
    to do. Sucker.

    We've only seen this same pattern, what, a dozen times by now? No reason
    why anyone should start to recognise it or anything.
    --
    David Damerell <[email hidden]> Distortion Field!
    Today is First Brieday, June.

  8. Take the disc's off your bike & use them as ninga stars, the only down
    fall with this is you wont have any brakes. But who wants to live
    forever???

  9. naw-use a manure spreader

  10. Winnie Oakbob said:

    I'm a psycho-killer and I want to kill humans with my bicycle and
    collect their brains after I've killed them.

    Is a bicycle a good weapon ?

    God Bless Smith & Wesson. Seriously, I once contemplated defending myself
    from the one local eat-your-tendons dog who would come running out of its
    yard at any cyclist of any size and speed by using my nice Trek bike as a
    club. Then it hit me that I have a perfectly good .357 revolver at home
    and a handlebar bag to carry it in. Load a couple of cylinders with shot
    shells, followed by solid bullets. Deal with the law later, after NOT
    suffering from a severed Achilles' tendon.
    I never actually had to use the revolver on the dog. May have been some
    sort of cosmic messenger that spoke to the owner about getting a bigger
    chain or a better collar for that one bad dog.
    By the way, the plan was not to shoot while moving, but to stop and then
    shoot. Not sure I could hit the broad side of a barn while in motion.
    Probably could hit myself in the leg or foot, though.
    It's grand to live in the Rockies! Just thinking these thoughts is
    probably a felony on the East and Left Coasts....

  11. Bill Sornson wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Winnie Oakbob said:

    I'm a psycho-killer and I want to kill humans with my bicycle and
    collect their brains after I've killed them.

    Is a bicycle a good weapon ?

    See, Frank, bikes ARE dangerous!


    And as proof, the immediate reaction to 9/11 here in the bay area was to ban
    bicycles from the Golden Gate Bridge. As far as I know, no other action was
    taken.

  12. Alfred Ryder wrote:
    [snip]

    Quoted message said:

    And as proof, the immediate reaction to 9/11 here in the bay area was to ban
    bicycles from the Golden Gate Bridge. As far as I know, no other action was
    taken.

    Dear Alfred,

    In Pueblo, Colorado, quick thinking led to the closure of the bicycle
    trail to the dam a few miles up the Arkansas River.

    (Not having heard the news, I was puzzled by the yellow tape across a
    wooden bridge in the middle of nowhere and committed a security
    violation.)

    As in San Francisco, the tactic proved successful--the 2-mile wide,
    200-foot-high structure was preserved from destruction.

    Other dams controlled by the state re-opened quite soon, but the Pueblo
    dam is oddly leased from the federal government, so it took weeks
    before crack teams of security experts determined that it was safe to
    allow the public to use the park again.

    Only recently did the sheriff's department decide to take the risk of
    not parking a female deputy in a cruiser at the foot of the dam during
    daylight hours to read glamour magazines and look startled whenever a
    bicyclist knocked on her car window to report that a car accident had
    occurred in plain sight of her vehicle and to suggest that she might
    want to do something about it.

    Carl Fogel

  13. David Damerell said:

    Quoting Bill Sornson <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:
    Winnie Oakbob said:

    I'm a psycho-killer and I want to kill humans with my bicycle and
    collect their brains after I've killed them.
    Is a bicycle a good weapon ?


    See, Frank, bikes ARE dangerous!

    Congratulations, you followed up to hun.hobbi, exactly what he wanted you
    to do. Sucker.

    Winnie Oakbob should be commended for the breadth and depth of his
    troll. I glanced in hun.hobbi and saw something like 1000 cross posted
    trolls from him, all unique and "relevant" to the cross posted group.
    He must have some kind of NLP AI trolling machine, or very fast fingers.
    The nets are full over in hun.hobbi.

  14. "Alfred Ryder" wrote: And as proof, the immediate reaction to 9/11 here in
    the bay area was to ban bicycles from the Golden Gate Bridge. As far as I
    know, no other action was taken.
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    Yep. They should have banned cars and trucks from the bridge, since they
    can carry far more explosives than bikes. But then that would have
    inconvenienced a more influential group.

  15. Jim Smith said:


    Winnie Oakbob should be commended for the breadth and depth of his
    troll. I glanced in hun.hobbi and saw something like 1000 cross posted
    trolls from him, all unique and "relevant" to the cross posted group.
    He must have some kind of NLP AI trolling machine, or very fast fingers.
    The nets are full over in hun.hobbi.

    That's just weird. I wonder why the heck he'd do that to a group that
    doesn't look like it had any activity to begin with? Certainly not to
    harass folks in that group, because there don't seem to be any.

    Chalo Colina

  16. Chalo said:
    Jim Smith said:


    Winnie Oakbob should be commended for the breadth and depth of his
    troll. I glanced in hun.hobbi and saw something like 1000 cross
    posted trolls from him, all unique and "relevant" to the cross
    posted group. He must have some kind of NLP AI trolling machine, or
    very fast fingers. The nets are full over in hun.hobbi.

    That's just weird. I wonder why the heck he'd do that to a group that
    doesn't look like it had any activity to begin with? Certainly not to
    harass folks in that group, because there don't seem to be any.

    Tell it to David Damnitall. (Oh, the humanity.)

    *B* *S*

  17. Quoted message said:

    Take the disc's off your bike & use them as ninga stars, the only down
    fall with this is you wont have any brakes. But who wants to live
    forever???

    Who needs brakes anyway? All they do is slow you down.

    --

    John ([email hidden])

  18. On 09 Jun 2005 18:21:08 +0100 (BST), David Damerell
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    [snip]

    Quoted message said:

    It's a trolling contest; each participant "scores" the number of replies.
    Of course this makes it more likely that groups that provide willing
    suckers will be targetted in future. Fortunately, since it has been
    explained here in words even an idiot can understand, we shouldn't have
    any further problems.

    [snip]

    Dear David,

    Is there any truth to the rumor that you secretly create
    these trolls yourself in order to pontificate about them?

    Carl Fogel

  19. Quoting Bill Sornson <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:
    David Damerell said:

    Quoting Bill Sornson <[email hidden]>:
    [Basically, he's happy to keep on dancing to a troll's tune. He'd much
    rather be used to trash random newsgroups than actually bother to
    learn the first thing about what he's doing. But somehow, I'm the
    villain of the piece!]


    But you AREN'T "quoting Bill Sornson"

    It seems accurate enough. You're a troll's tool, you're quite happy to
    continue to be a troll's tool, but because you can't be bothered to make
    the basic effort to avoid that you'll froth and rant at me for having the
    temerity to observe, correctly, that that is what you are doing.
    --
    David Damerell <[email hidden]> Distortion Field!
    Today is First Chedday, June - a public holiday.

  20. David Damerell said:

    Quoting Bill Sornson <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:
    David Damerell said:

    Quoting Bill Sornson <[email hidden]>:
    [Basically, he's happy to keep on dancing to a troll's tune. He'd
    much rather be used to trash random newsgroups than actually bother
    to learn the first thing about what he's doing. But somehow, I'm the
    villain of the piece!]


    But you AREN'T "quoting Bill Sornson"

    It seems accurate enough. You're a troll's tool, you're quite happy to
    continue to be a troll's tool, but because you can't be bothered to
    make the basic effort to avoid that you'll froth and rant at me for
    having the temerity to observe, correctly, that that is what you are
    doing.

    "Froth and rant"? This from someone who has life-supported a thread that
    would have been dead days ago. (Where's Snooty Putz with a Net Nanny rant,
    anyway?!?)

    Damnitall, you repeatedly delete all arguments directed at you (and not just
    by me, either), so it's left to the objective reader of this and other
    threads to judge for him or her self.

    OK, I'd better add hun.hobbi back to the distribution so as not to deprive
    anyone of this vital discussion, BS

    PS: You cram all your quotes too close together -- TSK TSK!!!

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