We're all 'sh*tting into the same bowl' on this one.
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So the right foot is your left footOriginally posted by thunderlizard View PostThe left every time. Which tinpot regiment were you all in?
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Oh, he will, he willOriginally posted by TonyEnglish View PostWhat is he has no bottle? What hand should he fold the bottle in?
I think the easiest option would be to simply go in his pants.
When they replace him with an offshore outsource asset, due of course, to the coming recession
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You can't be serious. I know racing cyclists wee "on the hoof". But I never would have believed they, you know, wouldn't stop for anything ...Originally posted by threaded View PostAh ha, the 'chocolate foot' problem. This is a skill one has to learn to be involved in cycle racing, most notably in MTB and track. There are lots of exercises, but they all amount to the same thing: being able to start with the correct foot.
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