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Reply to "Let's keep the outdoor dining, the streets reserved for walking, and the new bike lanes."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When it's 90 degrees with 80 percent humidity, there's nothing more I want to do than....go outside and ride a bike? That sounds awful. [/quote] All dressed up to go the bars and try to meet someone -- drenched in sweat and stinky with a wet butt from your bike ride.[/quote] With little kids in tow to go out to lunch or to a museum, who are then hot sweaty and crying when you get there an hour and a half later and want to go home, then vomit from heat stroke - - so, already exhausted, you turn around and bike back home with hot, sweaty, screaming kids, and then spontaneously combust halfway there.[/quote] Not the experience of people who actually do these things, but go on with your fiction-writing habits.[/quote] There is some truth here, let's be honest. You would go on a Tinder date and meet them on a hot August night after riding a mile or two on your bike? You ain't doing that.[/quote] Yes, people do that.[/quote] Those people are not getting a second date. As far as I can tell from reading these threads, these bicycle people don't have a lot of common sense. Which is probably why they hate cars *because the are deadly* but refuse to obey any traffic laws.[/quote]
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