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  1. I was out Muniing for most of the day today and didn't get a
    single 'you've lost a wheel' comment which was strange. I
    did however get two

    mountain bikers informed me that I need to see a
    psychiatrist, which I took as a compliment. (why is it
    always the man who has to make the silly comment)? I did
    though have a women on a horse inform me that what I was
    doing was impossible, which I also took as compliment.
    Yesterday I was told by a dog walker that I must be the
    fittest man in the world which I doubt very much but anyway
    it seems to have been a weekend of compliments. Muniing
    seems to be making me feel quite good about myself.

    Matt

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  2. I think we all know why the men in mixed groups make the
    silly comments... and I doubt it ever works.

    As for the horse. I hope you dismounted to let it pass. A
    horse can react unpredictably to the unexpected. Most horses
    won't expect a unicycle, and certainly won't expect a sudden
    UPD. A bicyclist from a club I used to be in was killed when
    a horse kicked out as he rode past.

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    Mikefule - Roland Hope School of Unicycling

    So many pedestrians tell me I've lost a wheel.
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