In reply to Wally (Forum Supporter) :
Why is his penis growing out of the middle of his chest?
In reply to Duke :
That was an ice cream cone, being Washington Square Park there was one with a rather well done penis but I didn't think it belonged here.
Wally (Forum Supporter) said:In reply to Duke :
That was an ice cream cone, being Washington Square Park there was one with a rather well done penis but I didn't think it belonged here.
Brilliant demonstration of a Gaussian distribution Wally.
This is so showing up in my stat classes...may I pay you homage???
Technically, we can infer that the data is skewed to the right (ten points for being slightly left and only eight points for being slightly right) but heck, use it to introduce Skewness and Kurtosis; all the better, third and fourth moment of a distribution baked into a fun, macabre image.
Over 24 hours without a post. This is not acceptable peeps. You're failing.
Spotted on my way to work.
I mean I guess these are AWD right?
Adrian_Thompson (Forum Supporter) said:Over 24 hours without a post. This is not acceptable peeps. You're failing.
So ..... add a lawn chair and some Segway innerds?
Appleseed said:
I had one almost identical to that.
The only differences were a small front wheel stolen from my sister's bike and the seat was lower on the post and way lower on thr sissy bar because low rider.
About two years ago I considered building one, but saw the prices on those old bikes.
EDIT: I see now that his forks go straight for a long tme. I used two sets of 10 speed (24 or 26" wheel?) forks, one cut and stuffed onto the other, so it had a nice continuous bend all the way down, and the whole thing was way low.
In reply to nocones :
Looks like a good winter beater
noodle said:
Peabody said:Appleseed said:
I had one almost identical to that.
The only differences were a small front wheel stolen from my sister's bike and the seat was lower on the post and way lower on thr sissy bar because low rider.
About two years ago I considered building one, but saw the prices on those old bikes.
EDIT: I see now that his forks go straight for a long tme. I used two sets of 10 speed (24 or 26" wheel?) forks, one cut and stuffed onto the other, so it had a nice continuous bend all the way down, and the whole thing was way low.
Frank Zappa about to play the bicycle, right?
nocones said:Spotted on my way to work.
I mean I guess these are AWD right?i
I don't think those are, the ff and all the variants of it are but those are rwd iirc.
A Fargo (not a Dodge) on rubber tires with steel backing plates to keep it on track.
noodle said:
A local funeral home has one of these.
The Buicks are generally not used for funerary processions, just transporting of "packages" to the funeral home for preparation.
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