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11-27-2004, 07:38 PM

Since I decided to ride a bike, join a club and sign up for a few
rides...I also thought I would buy a subscription to Bicycling
Magazine. The mag came in the mail today and it's called the sex
issue. Did I subscribe to the wrong mag or is this just a special
issue on why cycling makes you a better lover, and why cyclists have
more sex. I certainly was not expecting that.
My husband had a field day with the magazine since he thinks people
who ride bicycles are dorks. (Actually he used another word)
Hopefully the next mag will have actual articles instead of polls on
how many cyclists make pit stops to have sex and what is the most
erotic bike part. Is this usual for this magazine? Is there another
one that actually has articles about Cycling? This is supposed to be
the worlds leading bicycle mag...so it says.

11-27-2004, 08:01 PM

On 27 Nov 2004 19:38:11 -0800, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] (Maggie) from
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>Since I decided to ride a bike, join a club and sign up for a few
>rides...I also thought I would buy a subscription to Bicycling
>Magazine. The mag came in the mail today and it's called the sex
>issue. Did I subscribe to the wrong mag or is this just a special
>issue on why cycling makes you a better lover, and why cyclists have
>more sex. I certainly was not expecting that.
>My husband had a field day with the magazine since he thinks people
>who ride bicycles are dorks. (Actually he used another word)
>Hopefully the next mag will have actual articles instead of polls on
>how many cyclists make pit stops to have sex and what is the most
>erotic bike part. Is this usual for this magazine? Is there another
>one that actually has articles about Cycling? This is supposed to be
>the worlds leading bicycle mag...so it says.

You bought Buy Cycling For Whitey. It's a horrible magazine. There are plenty
of better magazines out there, and I'll let you discover the,

--
Kevan Smith
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

11-27-2004, 08:01 PM

On 27 Nov 2004 19:38:11 -0800, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] (Maggie) from
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] wrote:

>Since I decided to ride a bike, join a club and sign up for a few
>rides...I also thought I would buy a subscription to Bicycling
>Magazine. The mag came in the mail today and it's called the sex
>issue. Did I subscribe to the wrong mag or is this just a special
>issue on why cycling makes you a better lover, and why cyclists have
>more sex. I certainly was not expecting that.
>My husband had a field day with the magazine since he thinks people
>who ride bicycles are dorks. (Actually he used another word)
>Hopefully the next mag will have actual articles instead of polls on
>how many cyclists make pit stops to have sex and what is the most
>erotic bike part. Is this usual for this magazine? Is there another
>one that actually has articles about Cycling? This is supposed to be
>the worlds leading bicycle mag...so it says.

You bought Buy Cycling For Whitey. It's a horrible magazine. There are plenty
of better magazines out there, and I'll let you discover the,

--
Kevan Smith
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

11-27-2004, 08:01 PM

On 27 Nov 2004 19:38:11 -0800, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] (Maggie) from
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] wrote:

>Since I decided to ride a bike, join a club and sign up for a few
>rides...I also thought I would buy a subscription to Bicycling
>Magazine. The mag came in the mail today and it's called the sex
>issue. Did I subscribe to the wrong mag or is this just a special
>issue on why cycling makes you a better lover, and why cyclists have
>more sex. I certainly was not expecting that.
>My husband had a field day with the magazine since he thinks people
>who ride bicycles are dorks. (Actually he used another word)
>Hopefully the next mag will have actual articles instead of polls on
>how many cyclists make pit stops to have sex and what is the most
>erotic bike part. Is this usual for this magazine? Is there another
>one that actually has articles about Cycling? This is supposed to be
>the worlds leading bicycle mag...so it says.

You bought Buy Cycling For Whitey. It's a horrible magazine. There are plenty
of better magazines out there, and I'll let you discover the,

--
Kevan Smith
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

11-27-2004, 08:01 PM

On 27 Nov 2004 19:38:11 -0800, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] (Maggie) from
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ] wrote:

>Since I decided to ride a bike, join a club and sign up for a few
>rides...I also thought I would buy a subscription to Bicycling
>Magazine. The mag came in the mail today and it's called the sex
>issue. Did I subscribe to the wrong mag or is this just a special
>issue on why cycling makes you a better lover, and why cyclists have
>more sex. I certainly was not expecting that.
>My husband had a field day with the magazine since he thinks people
>who ride bicycles are dorks. (Actually he used another word)
>Hopefully the next mag will have actual articles instead of polls on
>how many cyclists make pit stops to have sex and what is the most
>erotic bike part. Is this usual for this magazine? Is there another
>one that actually has articles about Cycling? This is supposed to be
>the worlds leading bicycle mag...so it says.

You bought Buy Cycling For Whitey. It's a horrible magazine. There are plenty
of better magazines out there, and I'll let you discover the,

--
Kevan Smith
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

11-27-2004, 09:06 PM

"Maggie" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:fa026642.0411271938.4596f5b0@posting.google.c om...
> Since I decided to ride a bike, join a club and sign up for a few
> rides...I also thought I would buy a subscription to Bicycling
> Magazine. The mag came in the mail today and it's called the sex
> issue. Did I subscribe to the wrong mag or is this just a special
> issue on why cycling makes you a better lover, and why cyclists have
> more sex. I certainly was not expecting that.
> My husband had a field day with the magazine since he thinks people
> who ride bicycles are dorks. (Actually he used another word)
> Hopefully the next mag will have actual articles instead of polls on
> how many cyclists make pit stops to have sex and what is the most
> erotic bike part. Is this usual for this magazine? Is there another
> one that actually has articles about Cycling? This is supposed to be
> the worlds leading bicycle mag...so it says.

was that your husband that tried to run me over today?
-dork

11-27-2004, 09:06 PM

"Maggie" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:fa026642.0411271938.4596f5b0@posting.google.c om...
> Since I decided to ride a bike, join a club and sign up for a few
> rides...I also thought I would buy a subscription to Bicycling
> Magazine. The mag came in the mail today and it's called the sex
> issue. Did I subscribe to the wrong mag or is this just a special
> issue on why cycling makes you a better lover, and why cyclists have
> more sex. I certainly was not expecting that.
> My husband had a field day with the magazine since he thinks people
> who ride bicycles are dorks. (Actually he used another word)
> Hopefully the next mag will have actual articles instead of polls on
> how many cyclists make pit stops to have sex and what is the most
> erotic bike part. Is this usual for this magazine? Is there another
> one that actually has articles about Cycling? This is supposed to be
> the worlds leading bicycle mag...so it says.

was that your husband that tried to run me over today?
-dork

11-27-2004, 09:06 PM

"Maggie" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:fa026642.0411271938.4596f5b0@posting.google.c om...
> Since I decided to ride a bike, join a club and sign up for a few
> rides...I also thought I would buy a subscription to Bicycling
> Magazine. The mag came in the mail today and it's called the sex
> issue. Did I subscribe to the wrong mag or is this just a special
> issue on why cycling makes you a better lover, and why cyclists have
> more sex. I certainly was not expecting that.
> My husband had a field day with the magazine since he thinks people
> who ride bicycles are dorks. (Actually he used another word)
> Hopefully the next mag will have actual articles instead of polls on
> how many cyclists make pit stops to have sex and what is the most
> erotic bike part. Is this usual for this magazine? Is there another
> one that actually has articles about Cycling? This is supposed to be
> the worlds leading bicycle mag...so it says.

was that your husband that tried to run me over today?
-dork

11-27-2004, 09:06 PM

"Maggie" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:fa026642.0411271938.4596f5b0@posting.google.c om...
> Since I decided to ride a bike, join a club and sign up for a few
> rides...I also thought I would buy a subscription to Bicycling
> Magazine. The mag came in the mail today and it's called the sex
> issue. Did I subscribe to the wrong mag or is this just a special
> issue on why cycling makes you a better lover, and why cyclists have
> more sex. I certainly was not expecting that.
> My husband had a field day with the magazine since he thinks people
> who ride bicycles are dorks. (Actually he used another word)
> Hopefully the next mag will have actual articles instead of polls on
> how many cyclists make pit stops to have sex and what is the most
> erotic bike part. Is this usual for this magazine? Is there another
> one that actually has articles about Cycling? This is supposed to be
> the worlds leading bicycle mag...so it says.

was that your husband that tried to run me over today?
-dork

11-27-2004, 09:09 PM

"Kevan Smith" <[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]> wrote in message
news:[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]...
> On 27 Nov 2004 19:38:11 -0800, [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] (Maggie) from
> [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] wrote:
>
> >Since I decided to ride a bike, join a club and sign up for a few
> >rides...I also thought I would buy a subscription to Bicycling
> >Magazine. The mag came in the mail today and it's called the sex
> >issue. Did I subscribe to the wrong mag or is this just a special
> >issue on why cycling makes you a better lover, and why cyclists have
> >more sex. I certainly was not expecting that.
> >My husband had a field day with the magazine since he thinks people
> >who ride bicycles are dorks. (Actually he used another word)
> >Hopefully the next mag will have actual articles instead of polls on
> >how many cyclists make pit stops to have sex and what is the most
> >erotic bike part. Is this usual for this magazine? Is there another
> >one that actually has articles about Cycling? This is supposed to be
> >the worlds leading bicycle mag...so it says.
>
> You bought Buy Cycling For Whitey. It's a horrible magazine. There are
plenty
> of better magazines out there, and I'll let you discover the,

Buy Cycling For Whitey as opposed to what? The only minority-centered
bicycling magazine is Lowrider Bicycle, and I don't think Maggie is
interested in twisted chrome frames and 128 spoke wheels. Bicycle centered
magazines are going to lean toward the hobbyist or racer, and all magazines
are dependent on advertisers to survive. But you're just being Kevan, so I
guess we shouldn't take you seriously.