Bush, Kerry, and bicycles.

Fausto

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From Leno and Letterman:

"I read that John Kerry and George W. Bush may be getting together soon. The bad news is it's to ride bicycles together."

"Did you hear about this? President Bush fell off his bicycle this weekend. You know what's really sad? It was a stationary bike."

"President Bush's bike accident was a little different than John Kerry's accident. See Bush fell when he tried to turn too hard to the right, and Kerry fell 'cause he kept switching gears."

"And strip clubs in Wisconsin are organizing voter registration drives to get voters to vote for John Kerry because they're afraid of President Bush's conservative agenda ... thinks he might close down the strip clubs. You can see why the strippers would be for John Kerry, they have almost as many positions as he does."

"George W. Bush. Did you see what happened to him over the weekend? He fell off his bicycle. Did you see that? Wow, this guy is taking a beating. In all fairness, it is not his fault. He couldn't see past the Secret Service agent on the handlebars."

"And then it seemed like a couple of weeks ago, John Kerry also had a mishap on a bicycle, he fell off a bicycle. So you have Kerry fell off a bike and Bush fell off a bicycle. And you know, the only thing Clinton ever fell off of was an intern."

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Originally posted by: Fausto

LMAO.....is that the "entry-level" Outrott? :p

The only thing scarier than the combination of Dura-Ace 10 with a plastic basket and training wheels is the fact that I am posting a link to an "EIB photo montage."
 

Fausto

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Originally posted by: Crimson
See, this stuff is actually funny when its not blindly partisan.
Of course, if I'd posted just one of the above quips that picked on just Bush or Kerry you guys would be ripping each other's throats out by now. :p
 

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Originally posted by: Crimson
See, this stuff is actually funny when its not blindly partisan.


Do you have a problem with Kerry-bashing threads Crimson? What about liberal-bashing threads?
 

Fausto

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Originally posted by: Infohawk
Originally posted by: Crimson
See, this stuff is actually funny when its not blindly partisan.


Do you have a problem with Kerry-bashing threads Crimson? What about liberal-bashing threads?
....and so it begins. :p
 

chess9

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Don Vito:

That looks just like my TT bike. You need the basket for the beer and bratwurst about mile 50.
:)

Actually, I had a classic 3Rensho bike that same color. Beautiful lugging and finish and exactly what you would expect from a Japaanese master builder.

-Robert
 

chess9

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Fausto:

Yes, but aren't we here to rip each other's throats out? :)

j/k, I THINK! :)

-Robert
 

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Sorry if I brought perceived partisanship into this thread. I've been trying to test Crimson's consistency on a variety of issues. He tends not to answer those questions so I asked again here.
 

Strk

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Well, it has been said before but I'll say it again: it sure is sad that a couple of soon-to-be senior citizens are more active than most of today's youth :roll:
 

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"President Bush's bike accident was a little different than John Kerry's accident. See Bush fell when he tried to turn too hard to the right, and Kerry fell 'cause he kept switching gears."

"And strip clubs in Wisconsin are organizing voter registration drives to get voters to vote for John Kerry because they're afraid of President Bush's conservative agenda ... thinks he might close down the strip clubs. You can see why the strippers would be for John Kerry, they have almost as many positions as he does."

comedic gold :D