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Your Favorite place to bike

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  1. I'm a student in a college class. I've been assisgned by my professor
    to ask all of you in this group your favorite place in the world to
    participate in bicycling

  2. Ozz? from Missouri State said:

    I'm a student in a college class. I've been assisgned by my professor
    to ask all of you in this group your favorite place in the world to
    participate in bicycling

    Don't be so shy. Who is Ozz?

    http://tinyurl.com/92vpb

    Jobst Brandt

  3. Ozz said:

    I'm a student in a college class. I've been assisgned by my professor
    to ask all of you in this group your favorite place in the world to
    participate in bicycling

    Wherever I am.

    --
    Lynn Wallace http://www.xmission.com/~lawall
    I have nothing but contempt and anger for those who betray the
    trust by exposing the name of our sources. They are, in my view,
    the most insidious of traitors."
    George H.W. Bush, April 16, 1999,

  4. I would have to say any where in CO

  5. Tell me about a great experience you had bicycling in CO

  6. "Ozz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Tell me about a great experience you had bicycling in CO

    Ok, Ozz, 'fess up. Your assignment wasn't to ask about "favorites", it was
    to push and push until people started to get irritated. There are just too
    many "students" from Missouri State blanketing all of the newsgroups asking
    the same question. Ergo, it isn't about the question--it's about the time it
    takes to form a backlash. Consider your backlash started and go report back
    to the prof.

    Pat in TX

    Quoted message said:
  7. What IS the objective of this study? It's skewed towards geographical
    areas most populated by web-using, Usenet-reading cyclists who respond
    to surveys. Dour types who don't even believe in electric typewrites
    will be severely underrepresented. That said, I'm told Harmony Grove
    Road was supurb before the big fire, it's very nice now. Somehow I
    don't think that helps you.

    Robert Leone [email hidden]

  8. Ozz said:

    I'm a student in a college class. I've been assisgned by my professor
    to ask all of you in this group your favorite place in the world to
    participate in bicycling

    To a party store.

    Did your professor help edit with your exquisite note?

    DB

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  9. Ozz said:

    I'm a student in a college class. I've been assisgned by my professor
    to ask all of you in this group your favorite place in the world to
    participate in bicycling

    You told us about your assignment, but you didn't ask a question.

    You've also done a fair dinkum job of obfuscation. The subject line
    reads "favorite place to bike" which connotes actually riding the bike.
    The body of your post reads "favorite place in the world to
    participate in bicycling". That is not the same thing. Johan Bruyneel
    participates in bicycling at the highest level from the front seat of a
    car.

    I'm sorry, but failure to follow such simple instructions and sloppy
    phaseology when creating the survey will in all likelihood result in a
    failing grade.

    Be nice to your manager at McDonald's - you'll probably be seeing him
    for some time to come.

    R

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