Re: Modern Marvels, i.e., Mr. Ed Dolan the Grate!

Wilson wrote:
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> "Tom Sherman" <sunsetss0003@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Wilson wrote:
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>>> <snip occupational counseling>
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>>> "Tom Sherman" <sunsetss0003@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>> Since graduation, the only optional spending I have done is the 
>>>> adoption of three orphans: 
>>>> <http://www.flickr.com/photos/19704682@[EMAIL
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>>> <snip personal finance and bible references>
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>>> In the photographs lowracer bike number 6 appears to be light 
>>> lavender in color.  Here's what I'm wondering:  What kind masculinity 
>>> issues do you
>>> face when riding that bike?
>>>
>> I call it light purple and have no issues. :)
>>
>> (Looks at picture on monitor, turns head slightly and looks at actual 
>> bike) - the color is more towards purple than lavender in real life.
>>
>> However, the common orange and less common red do seem to be more 
>> appropriate colors for a Sunset than light purple, green, blue or
silver.
> 
> I completely agree with your last sentence.  I wouldn't want you to see 
> you doing group rides with roadies on that bike.  Re***bents are still 
> weird enough as it is. You just had to have bought that bike from a 
> woman.  It's the only plausible explanation.  If you won't paint it then

> you ought to sell it to someone who will.
> 
Actually, both former owners were male, while one of the former owners 
of the red Sunset was female.

> By the way, how much would you take for it?

Not for sale, but about $2K if it was.

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Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
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