bike for friend with little cash
11-19-08, 04:20 PM
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I have never insulted any of you, give it an effort to do the same.
66, its great that you have started that youth group ride, and no I was not aware of it, but you ought not determine that all groups are not capable of SS.
My group is a little older, generally 16+ and they hold up fine on SS if not prefer it. It seems clear that his friend is older therefore he should be able to handle a SS.
66, its great that you have started that youth group ride, and no I was not aware of it, but you ought not determine that all groups are not capable of SS.
My group is a little older, generally 16+ and they hold up fine on SS if not prefer it. It seems clear that his friend is older therefore he should be able to handle a SS.
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11-19-08, 04:29 PM
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Sorry if you were insulted...I didn't take a jab at you or anything. I just told you to ____ __. (wink, wink)
11-20-08, 06:04 AM
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I have never insulted any of you, give it an effort to do the same.
66, its great that you have started that youth group ride, and no I was not aware of it, but you ought not determine that all groups are not capable of SS.
My group is a little older, generally 16+ and they hold up fine on SS if not prefer it. It seems clear that his friend is older therefore he should be able to handle a SS.
66, its great that you have started that youth group ride, and no I was not aware of it, but you ought not determine that all groups are not capable of SS.
My group is a little older, generally 16+ and they hold up fine on SS if not prefer it. It seems clear that his friend is older therefore he should be able to handle a SS.
What area of the country are you located in Elf?
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11-20-08, 03:13 PM
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Western-ish side of Maryland, Im not assuming that they are too dim witted to shift, Im saying they generally seem to be, i dont say that to down them but that is where they are.
11-20-08, 03:28 PM
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I have never insulted any of you, give it an effort to do the same.
66, its great that you have started that youth group ride, and no I was not aware of it, but you ought not determine that all groups are not capable of SS.
My group is a little older, generally 16+ and they hold up fine on SS if not prefer it. It seems clear that his friend is older therefore he should be able to handle a SS.
66, its great that you have started that youth group ride, and no I was not aware of it, but you ought not determine that all groups are not capable of SS.
My group is a little older, generally 16+ and they hold up fine on SS if not prefer it. It seems clear that his friend is older therefore he should be able to handle a SS.
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11-20-08, 06:12 PM
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11-20-08, 06:37 PM
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11-20-08, 07:26 PM
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11-20-08, 08:03 PM
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