I thought this was interesting. Is Mojo a Mtn. Biking term or is it from a movie? I always thought a
mojo was a toy, doll or some good luck piece you strapped onto the bike. Does anyone use one? See
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I thought this was interesting. Is Mojo a Mtn. Biking term or is it from a movie? I always thought a
mojo was a toy, doll or some good luck piece you strapped onto the bike. Does anyone use one? See
related article:
Cleanbean
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you
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Rumsfeld never had any Mojo. I only have figurative Mojo (no actual trinket).
Matt
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Yes.
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Yes.
There were 2 questions. You only got 50% and that is failing. Try again. A few more words may help
shed light on the topic.
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Yes.
There were 2 questions. You only got 50% and that is failing. Try again. A few more words may help
shed light on the topic.Cleanbean
Let me clarify: Yes, it is a Mountain biking term and yes it is a term from a movie (Austin Powers).
No, I don't have a mojo for my bike as a mojo has not found me yet.
cg
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There were 2 questions. You only got 50% and that is failing. Try again. A few more words may help
shed light on the topic.Cleanbean
Yes and yes.
-John Morgan
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Yes.
There were 2 questions. You only got 50% and that is failing. Try again. A few more words may help
shed light on the topic.Cleanbean
the film Austin Powers who 'lost' his mojo when fat [censored] stole it.
While he has lost his mojo he is impotent but when he gets it back he screws felicity shagwell.
good show
why are you strapping things to you bike for luck? riding has got about as much to do with luck
as exams do.
Small Black Dog
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Quoted message said:the film Austin Powers who 'lost' his mojo when fat [censored] stole it.
While he has lost his mojo he is impotent but when he gets it back he screws felicity shagwell.
Doesn't the term pre-date Austin Powers by decades? I believe Jim Morrison anagramized his name into
Mr. Mojo Risin' in a song made before I was born. That may not even be the first use of the term.
-Charlotte
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Cleanbean
Let me clarify: Yes, it is a Mountain biking term and yes it is a term
from
Quoted message said:a movie (Austin Powers). No, I don't have a mojo for my bike as a mojo
has
Quoted message said:not found me yet.
I am the mojo for my bike.
Charlotte said:Small Black Dog said:
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:the film Austin Powers who 'lost' his mojo when fat [censored] stole it.
Doesn't the term pre-date Austin Powers by decades? I believe Jim Morrison anagramized his name
into Mr. Mojo Risin' in a song made before I was born. That may not even be the first use of
the term.
I can't believe you guys are spending so much time trying to figure out what a mojo is when its
defined in the article.
And I don't have one on the bike, as it'd just end up being trail litter.
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Cleanbean
Let me clarify: Yes, it is a Mountain biking term and yes it is a term
fromQuoted message said:a movie (Austin Powers). No, I don't have a mojo for my bike as a mojo
hasQuoted message said:not found me yet.
I am the mojo for my bike.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:the film Austin Powers who 'lost' his mojo when fat [censored] stole it.
Doesn't the term pre-date Austin Powers by decades? I believe Jim Morrison anagramized his name
into Mr. Mojo Risin' in a song made before I was born. That may not even be the first use of
the term.I can't believe you guys are spending so much time trying to figure out what a mojo is when its
defined in the article.And I don't have one on the bike, as it'd just end up being trail litter.
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-BB- BB,
We are trying to establish the orgin of the word and not just taking CNN or Websters at their word.
I first heard it from a friend who built some great trails in our area. He straps on "Shaggie"; that
dude from Scooby Doo. He has him on there with plastic ties so he wont come off. My son wanted a
Mojo so he strapped on a alligator head and calls him Allie. I prefer not to use one myself because
I don't think luck has much to do with anything.
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Doesn't the term pre-date Austin Powers by decades? I believe Jim Morrison anagramized his
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:I was born. That may not even be the first use of the term.
I can't believe you guys are spending so much time trying to figure out what a mojo is when its
defined in the article.And I don't have one on the bike, as it'd just end up being trail
litter.
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or
Quoted message said:Websters at their word. I first heard it from a friend who built some
great
Quoted message said:trails in our area. He straps on "Shaggie"; that dude from Scooby Doo.
He
Quoted message said:has him on there with plastic ties so he wont come off. My son wanted a Mojo so he strapped on a
alligator head and calls him Allie. I prefer not to use one myself because I don't think luck has
much to do with anything.
Meaning A have a lucky charm; your magic can't work against me. Origin Mojo means voodoo. The phrase
originated with black blues music in the US, possibly from Muddy Water's eponymous song.
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I think luck has a lot to do with things. It's just that we have no control over it, regardless of
any trinkets we may have for such a purpose.
Matt (feelin' lucky)
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CleanbeanI think luck has a lot to do with things. It's just that we have no
control
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Matt (feelin' lucky)
I agree about the trinkets but what about all the folks fixing to do voodoo on you!
luck-
n.
1. The chance happening of fortunate or adverse events; fortune: They met one day out of pure luck.
2. Good fortune or prosperity; success: We wish you luck.
3. One's personal fate or lot: It was just my luck to win a trip I couldn't take. Cleanbean
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I think luck has a lot to do with things. It's just that we have no
controlQuoted message said:over it, regardless of any trinkets we may have for such a purpose.
Matt (feelin' lucky)
I agree about the trinkets but what about all the folks fixing to do
voodoo
Quoted message said:on you!
I'm ok. I just threw some salt over my left shoulder, did that two fingered spit thing (whatever
that is), didn't step on a crack, didn't break any mirrors, walked in and out of my office doorway
three times, and found a penny. I'm ready to go and do some freeridin' cause I'm invincible! (except
for my left shoulder)
Matt (lucky the shoulder isn't worse)
Cleanbean said:I thought this was interesting. Is Mojo a Mtn. Biking term or is it from a movie? I always thought
a mojo was a toy, doll or some good luck piece you strapped onto the bike. Does anyone use one?
See related article:Cleanbean
A "Mojo" is utterly childish and should not be tolerated.
A transcendant being as a companion, though, who accompanies us on every ride, and whom we follow
and converse with on the trail, on the other hand, is another thing entirely.
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"Yes master, I will slay my geared bike, master."
Paladin And good to hear from you, Longhorn
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Quoted message said:Cleanbean said:I thought this was interesting. Is Mojo a Mtn. Biking term or is it
from a
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:movie? I always thought a mojo was a toy, doll or some good luck piece
you
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:strapped onto the bike. Does anyone use one? See related article:
Cleanbean
A "Mojo" is utterly childish and should not be tolerated.
Huh?
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Cleanbean said:I thought this was interesting. Is Mojo a Mtn. Biking term or is it
from aQuoted message said:Quoted message said:movie? I always thought a mojo was a toy, doll or some good luck piece
youQuoted message said:Quoted message said:strapped onto the bike. Does anyone use one? See related article:
Cleanbean
A "Mojo" is utterly childish and should not be tolerated.
Huh?
Sorry. Maybe I was too obtuse. Did you see the picture? Or should we just say "Whoooosh!" and
call it good?
Paladin
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