Don't trust Belgian women

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I hardly think a motor driven vibrating seat provides too much of an advantage.
If she falls off does she re-cycle?2 -
If you take the seat off there are other attachments...0
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A vibrator seat keeps a smile on her face2
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I'm just trying to work out where the exhaust pipe went.2
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I don't trust belgian women ... nothing to do with the specifics of their bikes ...1
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It could be the motor for her on board colonic irrigation system.
Which in the photo seems to have malfunctioned somewhat.
BTW when I ran a colonic irrigation company, it really took a lot out of me.6 -
I've told you all before about Belgians and how weird and unpredictable they can be.
Just go to one of the backwaters and watch. They terrify me.0 -
Brave decision to open this thread' then! ;-)Carter said:I've told you all before about Belgians and how weird and unpredictable they can be.
Just go to one of the backwaters and watch. They terrify me.0 -
A somewhat sexist and racist thread title? Should it not be something along the lines of "Don't trust this particular Belgian woman (or her friend if it was actually her friend's bike)"? If you're going to argue that we don't trust Katrien either as she would appear to be liar, that's still only a sample of two which isn't statistically viable.
For your information, yes, I do read The Guardian.1 -
A bit of a long title..AddicksAddict said:A somewhat sexist and racist thread title? Should it not be something along the lines of "Don't trust this particular Belgian woman (or her friend if it was actually her friend's bike)"? If you're going to argue that we don't trust Katrien either as she would appear to be liar, that's still only a sample of two which isn't statistically viable.
For your information, yes, I do read The Guardian.1 - Sponsored links:
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So if you'd been at Trafalgar, we'd have had 'Get stuck in, lads' instead of 'England expects that every man will do his duty'?LuckyReds said:
A bit of a long title..AddicksAddict said:A somewhat sexist and racist thread title? Should it not be something along the lines of "Don't trust this particular Belgian woman (or her friend if it was actually her friend's bike)"? If you're going to argue that we don't trust Katrien either as she would appear to be liar, that's still only a sample of two which isn't statistically viable.
For your information, yes, I do read The Guardian.1 -
"England expects every man will do his duty" - naughty, that wouldn't be very inclusive of any women who wanted to join my battle would it?!AddicksAddict said:
So if you'd been at Trafalgar, we'd have had 'Get stuck in, lads' instead of 'England expects that every man will do his duty'?LuckyReds said:
A bit of a long title..AddicksAddict said:A somewhat sexist and racist thread title? Should it not be something along the lines of "Don't trust this particular Belgian woman (or her friend if it was actually her friend's bike)"? If you're going to argue that we don't trust Katrien either as she would appear to be liar, that's still only a sample of two which isn't statistically viable.
For your information, yes, I do read The Guardian.0 -
Sadly, the 19th century Royal Navy was not renowned for its equal opportunity employment ethos.LuckyReds said:
"England expects every man will do his duty" - naughty, that wouldn't be very inclusive of any women who wanted to join my battle would it?!AddicksAddict said:
So if you'd been at Trafalgar, we'd have had 'Get stuck in, lads' instead of 'England expects that every man will do his duty'?LuckyReds said:
A bit of a long title..AddicksAddict said:A somewhat sexist and racist thread title? Should it not be something along the lines of "Don't trust this particular Belgian woman (or her friend if it was actually her friend's bike)"? If you're going to argue that we don't trust Katrien either as she would appear to be liar, that's still only a sample of two which isn't statistically viable.
For your information, yes, I do read The Guardian.
(Edit: missed out 'not' which rather spoiled the effect.)2