Rush Hour in Brooklyn
This was a first for us: En route to the office this morning we encountered actual congestion in the bike lane along Navy Street, though the strikingly homogeneous group of riders remained quite civil as they pulled up to the intersection and waited, law-abidingly, for the light to turn green. As we approached Sands Street,…
This was a first for us: En route to the office this morning we encountered actual congestion in the bike lane along Navy Street, though the strikingly homogeneous group of riders remained quite civil as they pulled up to the intersection and waited, law-abidingly, for the light to turn green. As we approached Sands Street, everyone else made a left towards the Manhattan Bridge as we continued on towards Dumbo.
*Rob* remember just not thee least yeast be judgeth!
What the F*** are you talking about Rob? (ROFLMAO)
Is that a lisp? What’s this about yeast?
Hi Donatella!
lol, I think this thread has the makings of some sort of nude protest,
I just can’t figure out where everyone would hold their drinking money for the party afterwards. 😉
the bicyclists think they have the right of way over the pedestrians; ringing thier faggy little bells and shouting out “Excuuuuse me” in bitchy tones when they come up behind you.
BWaaaaa….hahahahahah….
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I’m all for doing what you want in life, but bragging that you are a single person in NYC who owns 4 cars is about as ludicrous as your thoughts on me bringing up an oil spill which has forever ruined a part of our country and car driving in the same sentence.
pssssst.. he has a medical/psychological condition known as hoarding. 4 cars is nothing. he hoards boyfriends and houses too!! hahaha. remember just not thee least yeast be judgeth!
*rob*
“I will be spending the next two weeks in provincetown where, on Commercial Street, the road is shared by cars, pedestrians and bicyclists. The cars understand that they can only drive about 5 mph and it’s stop and go because of all the people in the streets but the bicyclists think they have the right of way over the pedestrians; ringing thier faggy little bells and shouting out “Excuuuuse me” in bitchy tones when they come up behind you.”
Am I allowed to talk like this?
DIBS —
“ringing thier faggy little bells and shouting out “Excuuuuse me” in bitchy tones when they come up behind you.”
That’s not limited to people on bikes in Provincetown!!
By Legion on June 22, 2010 2:24 PM
furthermore,
regarding the physics of cycling…
as you increase your bike speed to approach the
speed of light your mass becomes infinite,
in practical terms, the cyclist’s ass looks
larger at they speed away from you at light speed.
OOOHHHH….Legion, I was waiting for you to chime in.
I knew you would add some wisdom here.
And the rest of you, LAY OFF ET, my sister. She cares about the rules! As she should.
I will be spending the next two weeks in provincetown where, on Commercial Street, the road is shared by cars, pedestrians and bicyclists. The cars understand that they can only drive about 5 mph and it’s stop and go because of all the people in the streets but the bicyclists think they have the right of way over the pedestrians; ringing thier faggy little bells and shouting out “Excuuuuse me” in bitchy tones when they come up behind you.
I dread the poor soul who annoys me that way after this thread.
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Why is that funny, *rob*? It’s actually true — and consistent with what you said about why it makes no sense to drive in New York.
i laughed at the elitist typical 11217 attitude of that. there are tons of cities with just as much, if even MORE active street life. hells jersey city has more active street life than most of nyc!
*rob*