NO BEERS MORE BIKES!

Nov 26, 2005 10:57

Yesterday was the nicest day I've had in a while. It would have been perfect aside from dual incidents of bike dude sexism. Let's review ( Read more... )

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athoos November 26 2005, 09:40:02 UTC
for everyone?

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ageofscience November 26 2005, 10:36:33 UTC
Ideally! Only time will tell how much time / endurance I have to follow through.

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athoos November 26 2005, 10:57:11 UTC
i have a pair of those $0.99 black kid gloves. they are fun. :)

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athoos November 26 2005, 10:58:13 UTC
i should learn how to knit mittens though... ...my knitting sucks; i can make a ten by ten square. :P

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brokensound01 November 26 2005, 10:36:18 UTC
that's great about the e-mail, i can't wait to hear more about it!

also, when i master the art of bike riding, i want to take part in critical masses. i love that whole bike riding culture, and would love nothing more than to ride a bike everywhere and meet people who do the same.

someday!

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ageofscience November 26 2005, 10:39:54 UTC
He seriously makes CSPT sound like some kind of academic utopia and is super nice and encouraging! He also cleared up some questions I have that I think will be very helpful to you specifically with respect to sociology stuff. I can't wait to tell you more about it!

Critical Mass and bike riding are both so great. If you put your mind to it over the summer, you'll be able to master it in no time at all! And it's mandatory that you learn before Victoria so we can take over the town together!!

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_tingting_ November 26 2005, 11:00:29 UTC
gender specification... booooo! also, thanks for letting us no where NOT to go for bike repairs..slimy. ♥

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ageofscience November 26 2005, 16:28:17 UTC
Yes. No to place on Catherine, no to place on Bronson! I say that when the snow clears up, we teach ourselves how to get handy with our own bikes so we don't have to rely on jerky repairmen when things go awry!!

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_tingting_ November 28 2005, 06:32:10 UTC
we'll have to keep our eyes and ears attentive of bike workshops or friends who can lend us a knowledgable hand. fixing our own bikes would be so gratifying!

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notnotcute November 26 2005, 13:11:46 UTC
God anyone with sense would have taken the discount based on
A) Sales guy is an idiot and obviously deserves being "scammed" out of extra cash by wily beautiful ladies who can clearly see he is an idiot.

...and 'A' pretty much encompasses all my reasons.

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ageofscience November 26 2005, 16:29:45 UTC
As if you just called me "wily"! Best compliment of all time!

Yeah, I pretty much agree with your reason A. Plus also, if the work is already done and I have to give him money, I might as well give him LESS money if I can, since he's gross :(

BUT KNOW WHO ISN'T GROSS? This girl named Lindsay that I know!

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notnotcute December 8 2005, 09:24:40 UTC
I know this girl named pam, and shes kinda gross sometimes, but shes usually pretty hot.

PS: It's you :(
PPS: I'M ONLY KIDDIND YOU'RE ALWAYS NOT-GROSS!

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smallestbones November 26 2005, 13:41:58 UTC
Pamela! That sucks about the sexism but I'm glad you had an overall good time. I wish you could come hang out in Saskatoon this April; the Women's Centre is putting on a workshop about bike maintenance!

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ageofscience November 26 2005, 16:32:00 UTC
In retrospect the stupid comment is pretty much all I can focus on, but during the actual ride I was thankfully able to put it out of my mind. The only problem was that I became so accustomed to being able to ride right down the middle of busy streets that when it came time to go home on my own, I nearly got run over about three times! Yikes!

We are so cursed with geography issues. I would so love to attend that workshop! Sadly I think I'll just have to teach myself. I'm a pretty handy girl, so I don't think I'll have too many problems. But having someone to show me the ropes would be so awesome- especially in such a feminist environment!

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