8th August 2006

On Tue, 25 Jul 2006 19:57:25 +1000, cfsmtb wrote:

> Who's putting down ***Cyclist*** as their religion on the census?

Oy! I suggested that two months ago:
http://groups.google.com.au/group/aus.bicycle/msg/f748b4dc81a505bf?hl=en&

OK, I'm sure I wasn't the first.

> Or even a hardwaste fixte/SS if he's acquired a bigger fleet.

<Yoda> Another bike you must ride, mmmm! </yoda>
I think N=9 at the moment.

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It's been mentioned before .. and it should be raised again ..

Announcement: on 8th August 2006 you're either creatively partaking in cycling-orientated activities or taking the day off.

You will also persuade all your family, friends and work colleagues to do likewise.

Why?

It's Census 2006:
http://www.abs.gov.au/websitedbs/d3310114.nsf/Home/census
VicRoads: Cycling Data and Statistics
http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/VRNE...08142E7-2F02453B9269FF86CA2571490007CD33?open

You will ride around all day, imbibe coffee, eat bakery goods, have fun in the process, and *increase* those all important statistics that various tiers of Australian government base their cycling infrastructure funding upon.

Another creative/evil idea.

Actually, think again, it's probably a good one.

Who's putting down ***Cyclist*** as their religion on the census?

Forget the Jedi Knight palavar from a few years ago - convert now to the One True Faith: Obi-Wan Kenobi now rides a fully pimped Kona Stinky Delux. Or a Pinarello Dogma.

Or even a hardwaste fixte/SS if he's acquired a bigger fleet.

 

4 years ago I seem to remember this same idea came up on aus.motorycles.

They're all jedis now ;-)

Jules

- Seriously though, I don't think trying to manipulate the statistics is
necessarily the best way to get better facilities. But I'm wrong 47%
of the time...



cfsmtb wrote:
> It's been mentioned before .. and it should be raised again ..
>
> Announcement: on 8th August 2006 you're either creatively partaking in
> cycling-orientated activities or taking the day off.
>
> You will also persuade all your family, friends and work colleagues to
> do likewise.
>
> Why?
>
> It's Census 2006:
> http://www.abs.gov.au/websitedbs/d3310114.nsf/Home/census
> VicRoads: Cycling Data and Statistics
> http://tinyurl.com/jqmwz
>
> You will ride around all day, imbibe coffee, eat bakery goods, have fun
> in the process, and *increase* those all important statistics that
> various tiers of Australian government base their cycling
> infrastructure funding upon.
>
> Another creative/evil idea.
>
> Actually, think again, it's probably a good one.
>
> Who's putting down ***Cyclist*** as their religion on the census?
>
> Forget the Jedi Knight palavar from a few years ago - convert now to
> the One True Faith: Obi-Wan Kenobi now rides a fully pimped Kona Stinky
> Delux. Or a Pinarello Dogma.
>
> Or even a hardwaste fixte/SS if he's acquired a bigger fleet.
>
>

 

Random Data wrote:

> I think N=9 at the moment.
>
Only 33 to go...

Parbs

 

Who's putting down ***Cyclist*** as their religion on the census?

Wouldnt dream of such a subversive thing........wanders off whistling nonchalantly.

If fact if one is up to anything subversive,let alone riding a bike, the 8th August is the day.
Bugger the coffee and bakeries, you can do that anyday.


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On 2006-07-25, cfsmtb <[email protected]> wrote:
> Who's putting down ***Cyclist*** as their religion on the census?

Sorry, but the Pastafarians got there first.

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FSM is sooo daggy & last year.

 

On 2006-07-25, Stuart Lamble (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
> On 2006-07-25, cfsmtb <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Who's putting down ***Cyclist*** as their religion on the census?
>
> Sorry, but the Pastafarians got there first.

I'm just scared they'll think we wrote a writeo (what's a written
tyop?), and meant "rastafarian". Eeeeek!

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