Judging by the lack of cables, the "Wutang" is either a track bike (cool) or fixie ridden by some sandal wearing dreadlocked lentil munching hippie.
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Quoted post said:
Originally Posted by gplama
Etiquette 102. The "Give me $5 for breast cancer or you're [censored]" request.Self explanatory. Similar to "Like for your support, scroll if you don't care" on a chemo kid photo.
Best yet is the "Share this if you're against bullying. I bet 80% of you won't." posts.
Facebook Likes delivered to the needy - great job guys, you're really making a difference! -
Spot. On.
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Quoted post said:
Originally Posted by classic1
Anyway, get [censored] jono.
HA!
First genuine Laugh Out Loud in days. Brilliant.
[censored] you too Old El Grunto [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comcool.pngOpen ↗[/IMG]
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Quoted post said:
Originally Posted by gplama
Sweet ride OzMan!Sexy! :-) And in Richmond colours, too
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hahahh! Even got my scoliosis in there too. Detail, tick!
btw - NRS [censored].....
RIDE: You and Ruth Corset used to be team-mates but now there’s considerable animosity between you two… is that right?
“I would say… there is some sort of competitiveness, yes. But I wouldn’t say it’s nasty. But I’d prefer to not talk about what happened…So you'll have to read about it on the TAN!
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tap tap tap PURGE!
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lolz Mr Oz.
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MR PAULIE BEST CARTOONIST EVER!!!!!!!!!
(Good pic!)
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yeah, awesome. Do you draw them, do some clever computer thing with a photo, or "caricaturise" on a photo?
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The line drawings (like the one of Llammie above) are hand drawn... good old fashioned felt tip on paper. The colour ones (like Jono's avatar) are a mixture of tracing and freehand. They're done in Photoshop with a graphic tablet and pen. I haven't done much drawing over the last few years so I am very much out of practice. But the enthusiasm has returned. So if I find a photo of you anywhere - especially a detailed pic of your face - I will be inclined to lampoon with a pen 🙂
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Quoted post said:
Originally Posted by paulambry
The line drawings (like the one of Llammie above) are hand drawn... good old fashioned felt tip on paper.
Wow! That's obviously really grouse
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Ha.
"It is advertised elsewhere, so I reserve the right to end the auction early. If the auction ends, I will honour the winner. Are you happy now, ebay? Does this 'violate your terms of conditions?' Warn me before ripping down my heavily watched ad next time, you a**holes."
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Quoted post said:
Originally Posted by paulambry
So if I find a photo of you anywhere - especially a detailed pic of your face - I will be inclined to lampoon with a pen 🙂
I'm going to dress up as a 7-Eleven coffee machine and get you the best photo of OzMan you've ever seen Paulie! -
Quoted post said:
Originally Posted by gplama
I'm going to dress up as a 7-Eleven coffee machine and get you the best photo of OzMan you've ever seen Paulie!
Ta for the breakfast chuckle Lama -
gplama said:
paulambry said:
So if I find a photo of you anywhere - especially a detailed pic of your face - I will be inclined to lampoon with a pen 🙂
I'm going to dress up as a 7-Eleven coffee machine and get you the best photo of OzMan you've ever seen Paulie!
Can't wait. I will make it my magnum opus.
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Buy one (for about 15 grand), then I'll move into your joint
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How to make enemies 101.
Start a cycling team.
Work pretty hard on the branding.
Have the riders get a few results.
Get noticed doing your thing.
Get approached by average Joe.
Either give Joe a ride for 12 months, or turn him down.
End result is that Joe doesn't make the grade.
No stress Joe, you go your own way, we're good.
Yet after begging for a ride and saying 'yes sir' to everything 12 months ago, Joe is now the most knotted up passive aggressive backstabbing [censored] you'll ever encounter.Pull your [censored] head in Joe, you're just a club cyclist. Or you were.
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