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What do you call a female "Fred" ?

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    Would it be Frederika? Freda?

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  2. Olebiker
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    Wilma

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  3. Email address hidden
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    Winifred

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  4. Tom Kunich
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    Brian Lafferty

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  5. Rik Van Diesel
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    Tom Kunich said:

    Brian Lafferty

    Kunich Bag.

    Rvd

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  6. Philip W. Moore, Jr.
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    "Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Brian Lafferty

    Tom,

    I sure hope I never [censored] you off! You hold grudges. BTW, did you sell that
    Fuji?

    -Philip

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  7. Bill C
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    Tom Kunich said:

    Brian Lafferty


    Hey Tom you've got to get over it. Brian and I have some beautiful
    fights, and we get together in person, but he really isn't the
    anti-christ, though he does think Bhuddists are on the right track.
    Brian just wouldn't work in a skirt either; A kilt maybe.
    Not sure what you'd call female Freds because I've never met a female
    who thought posing was that important. All the females I know ride rec
    or are serious racers and don't pretend. Women are much more grounded
    than men in cycling IMO.
    Bill C

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  8. DA74
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    Re: What do you call a female "Fred" ?

    First off I'd like to welcome myself back after a prolonged absence.

    Second, let me state that everyone besides RVD who has answered so far
    are freds - and freds don't get to comment. A fred cannot answer a
    question regarding a fred.

    Now on to the question at hand. There is no such thing as a female
    fred. You're either a girl who looks good on a bike or not.

    -DA74

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  9. William Harley
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    Would it be Frederika? Freda?

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  10. J-Lo's Proctologist
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    Would it be Frederika? Freda?

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  11. Bruce Freeburger
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    Would it be Frederika? Freda?

    I've heard women call them Girly-Girls.

    Other terms:
    Panty Liners
    Basketeer

    Cheers,
    Bruce

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  12. William Harley
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    Arnold would call them Manly Girls.
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    Would it be Frederika? Freda?

    I've heard women call them Girly-Girls.

    Other terms:
    Panty Liners
    Basketeer

    Cheers,
    Bruce

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