Should I hate myself?
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Sittingduck
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I vote for yes. I've never even met you and dislike you already 
derrick
The Glue that binds us together.
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See below,
just edited and put the smiley in,
http://www.lv.com/media_centre/news/detail/?detailid=3173
just edited and put the smiley in,http://www.lv.com/media_centre/news/detail/?detailid=3173
http://www.adelaidecyclists.com/for...tId=3086792:Comment:481078&xg_source=activity
This survey says that cyclists are the most dangerous, but that doesn't make it true.
I get tired when I read on websites about cyclists being a danger becuase this one did this/that/the other.... that we all get lumped in, but then if that's a problem, isn't lumping in all owners of a car just as bad?
This survey says that cyclists are the most dangerous, but that doesn't make it true.
I get tired when I read on websites about cyclists being a danger becuase this one did this/that/the other.... that we all get lumped in, but then if that's a problem, isn't lumping in all owners of a car just as bad?
No, we'll do it for you.
Boris Bajic
Guest
If it's an E30 3-Series with no add-ons and a nice motor, then it's approaching young-classic status (particularly the 318iS).
That would be fine.
Also some of the early Bauer stuff on the 2002 or early 3-Series or maybe an old 507 you're totally safe from enmity.
If it's anything built in the past 10 years, then you should hate. Not just disapprove. Hate; really hate.
If it has vanity plates, you should hate more. Loathe. Despise. Abhor.
If it has absurdly large wheels, LP tyres and sports suspension, then you bought it in a shop with big windows. Hate, but with sympathy.
I think the current 1-Series ragtop is just about non-hateworthy. But only just. Stil hate a little if it's one of those.
You don't say what the bike is. If it's made from carbon or plastic, then hate yourself.
I hope this has helped. I fear that perhaps it has not.
That would be fine.
Also some of the early Bauer stuff on the 2002 or early 3-Series or maybe an old 507 you're totally safe from enmity.
If it's anything built in the past 10 years, then you should hate. Not just disapprove. Hate; really hate.
If it has vanity plates, you should hate more. Loathe. Despise. Abhor.
If it has absurdly large wheels, LP tyres and sports suspension, then you bought it in a shop with big windows. Hate, but with sympathy.
I think the current 1-Series ragtop is just about non-hateworthy. But only just. Stil hate a little if it's one of those.
You don't say what the bike is. If it's made from carbon or plastic, then hate yourself.
I hope this has helped. I fear that perhaps it has not.
Hip Priest
Veteran
I hate you. For riding an American bicycle.
Drago
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1 series? Buy a BMW to show the beighbours how successful you are, then buy a 1 series to show them how skint you really are?
Hateful for so many reasons before you even get to the cyclists.
I used to have a Volvo estate, then a 7 series, and now a 4 x 4 - That must make me almost as popular as the President of Syria among my cycling brethren.
Hateful for so many reasons before you even get to the cyclists.
I used to have a Volvo estate, then a 7 series, and now a 4 x 4 - That must make me almost as popular as the President of Syria among my cycling brethren.
You know, you should just go ahead and make that your sig.
400bhp
Guru
^^^^^^
This, or an M635i
If it's one of those Oymoron cars, an "M-Sport" :snigger: then you should be made to cycle on the pavement.
Moodyman
Legendary Member
So you have a hairdresser's car and a 'that's not a proper bike' bicycle*.
Think you've answered your own question - self hater. Go find a 'that's not a proper biking forum' cycle forum.
* If you were a proper cyclist, you would call it a bicycle to differentiate from the motorised two wheelers.
Boris Bajic
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One doesn't want to turn this into a car thread, but seeing the 1-Series coupe and ragtop in terms of 'Poor Man's Bimmer' would be to miss the point of them.
Certainly, the 7-Series is about conspicuous consumption, but the two-door 1-Series cars are as close as BMW has got in recent decades to the '02 series of small sports saloons.
Even from the start, the 3-Series was always aspiring top be slightly more than it was.
I'm not sure that many people really buy a car to look good on the driveway. But as a man with a Vauxhall and a VW, I would say that....
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