seen this phrase a few times now, what's a 'cougar'
A great phrase. Definition from the urban dictionary:
"An older woman who frequents clubs in order to score with a much younger man."
seen this phrase a few times now, what's a 'cougar'
A great phrase. Definition from the urban dictionary:
"An older woman who frequents clubs in order to score with a much younger man."
if it's a cougar bar, i'm going! Down eccy road there are better places to drink (e.g. lescar) and as for food, who needs more than a BBQ in the park?
FWIW I think its (a) a pretty cool jersey and (b) good news that a local business is launching a cycling team.
I was about to ask why so much fuss over a local restaurant teaming up with a local bike company (PX are in Sheff arent they) to produce a team jersey for their racing team
The jersey even looks kind of OKish and you have to admire them if they'll give you a discounted machiatto at the end of your ride too!
Then I read this on the website and feel nauseated:
Cycling is the new golf. So what better way to promote your brand than by affiliate branding?
If cycling is the new golf Im off to the classifieds
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Then I read this on the website and feel nauseated:
"Cycling is the new golf."
Don't worry about it. They are obviously talking about peleton roadie stuff, not us rugged mtb heroes. I mean dressing up in skintight lycra and then taking turns at riding with your nose up the bum of the guy in front.
Think about it, sniff a bum, move up a place, sniff the next one, move up, etc until you are at the front, allow the following rider a good sniff, then peel off to the back and start again - that's got to be sus, eh?
Quote: "Think about it, sniff a bum, move up a place, sniff the next one, move up, etc until you are at the front, allow the following rider a good sniff, then peel off to the back and start again - that's got to be sus, eh? "
Sounds a bit like being in a pack of Huskies.
had a 30min chat at the end with the guy about coffee.
If cycling's the new golf I guess coffee must be the new weather.
Not sure you quite understand 'through and off' epicyclo!
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