Cyclists

[van]

You have loads of them so I trust, because if you are wearing the same ones, day after day, that is disgusting.

oh for gods sake, of course i have loads of them , you wear them once and wash them just like underpants.

 

[The truth seeker]

oh for gods sake, of course i have loads of them , you wear them once and wash them just like underpants.

Flash bastard.

 

[Henrys Fonda]

oh for gods sake, of course i have loads of them , you wear them once and wash them just like underpants.

There was no cause to explain to him

 

[Meridian]

There was no cause to explain to him

Fuck you too

 

[Henrys Fonda]

Fuck you too

Calm down there chico, it was a silly question to ask, do you wear the same y fronts every day? Or same clothes to gym

 

[Meridian]

Calm down there chico, it was a silly question to ask, do you wear the same y fronts every day? Or same clothes to gym

I am calm, I can say fuck without getting angry

Firstly i don't wear Y Fronts.

Secondly I don't go to a gym, never needed to and have no interest in it.

 

[Yermon]

sean kelly wore them

If you are talking about that bearded gimp from kirry, he's the archetypal fanny!

 

[jank]

But our cyclists here want all the benefits of Dutch cycling to be transposed to Ireland, but rail against even the suggestion of behaving like Dutch cyclists in order to get it to work.

Who honestly says this?

No one advocates breaking the law.

 

[van]

The professional cyclists or the former GAA president

both , perhaps??

 

[jank]

So I repeat, the "Why can't Ireland just build the facilities in infrastructure that they have in Holland and have a transport Nirvana" notion just won't work because Irish cyclists have nothing like the adherence to Rules of the Road, or temperament of Dutch cyclists. The fact that they travel by bicycle is one of the few things that they have in common, and comparing the two is worse than comparing apples and oranges (gedit)

This seems to be your raison d'être. That Irish Cyclists are uniquely ignorant and obnoxious. Would you say the same about the average Irish driver?

If you are going to say there are cultural differences between Ireland and Holland, fair enough, but would that not extend to more cuntish and idiotic Irish drivers who don't seem to care for the Rules of the Road?