Guilty pleasure?

[martinjlowe]

On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 07:37:22 -0700, Paladin <[email protected]> wrote:

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>BB wrote:
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>> On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 16:38:13 -0700, Monique Y. Herman wrote:
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>>>Well, at least in mountain biking, you can always claim to be admiring the bike. "No, I wasn't
>>>staring at your ass! I just love that seat you have!"
>>>
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>> The sad thing is, sometimes we really ARE just checking out the bike.
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>Sad, but true. I've been caught checking out a bike (seriously) when my wife thought I was checking
>out the rider.
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>Doesn't happen too often, but the disturbing signs are still there....
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>Paladin
>
been there, seen that, denied it in public, but...

Martin

 

[Jd]

MTBmouse <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected]>...
> Just disappointment with this sort of snobbery.

It really looked like you were going to cry. Tell the truth, you were crying, weren't you?

JD

 

[Kathleen]

Penny S wrote:
> MTBmoose spray painted on a boxcar:
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>>>It's too bad that Penny didn't have the class to just keep this to
>>
>>herself. It's really not too bright to post something like this in an on-line forum where the
>>ditched rider, my wife in this case, could read the original post and the ensuing thread.
>>
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> You are right.. total lack of class on my part.
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> the most important part is that I apologized for bagging, and she accepted.
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> I'll apologize to you to too,
>
> There's no way out of this. Lots of miscellaneous truth here, and the worst thing I'm guilty of is
> saying possibly hurtful things, bad behavior ( not a habit, but why should you believe that) and
> not playing nice on the internet.
>
> I"min the wrong. all I can do is hang my head,and remember that you are supposed to play nice on
> the internet. If Lisa has come along at the same rate I have ( which sounds great that she has),
> if you will accept any of this, there may be good rides in the future....otherwise you and or she
> can write me off as you see fit.
>
> I have a feeling that I will just keep cramming my foot into my mouth if I say any more, so there
> you have it.

Well said.

It was uncharacteristic - a behavioral anomaly.

Just chalk it up to a momentary lapse of reason and get on with your life.

Kathleen