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Friday, February 04, 2005
WHY CYCLISTS SHOULD WEAR BLACK SHORTS.
Enjoy.
posted by Catrin
6 Comments:
Anonymous
wrote:
[
10:55 PM, February 04, 2005
]
I noticed that your picture of the cyclists in the black shorts is kind of dim, so I took the liberty of
brightening it up for you.
Catrin
wrote:
[
6:47 PM, February 05, 2005
]
Oh, Chris Chan, your wisdom is neverending and your skills are impressive. However, do you really think that shows in sunlight?
Anonymous
wrote:
[
8:06 PM, February 05, 2005
]
I cycle. It shows. Done and done.
--Jamaal
Anonymous
wrote:
[
11:12 PM, February 05, 2005
]
Hey, what can you do? It's an occupational hazard.
Did you know the etymology of hazard? It's quite fascinating.
Catrin
wrote:
[
1:34 AM, February 06, 2005
]
No, I don't know the etymology of "hazard". Enlighten me.
Anonymous
wrote:
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9:47 PM, February 06, 2005
]
Hazard (F.-Span.-Arab.-Pers.) F. hasard. -Span. azar, a hazard; the original sense must have been 'a die;' compare O. Ital. zara, a game at dice.-Arab. al zár, lit. the die.-Pers. zár, a die
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[10:55 PM, February 04, 2005]
[6:47 PM, February 05, 2005]
[8:06 PM, February 05, 2005]
--Jamaal
[11:12 PM, February 05, 2005]
Did you know the etymology of hazard? It's quite fascinating.
[1:34 AM, February 06, 2005]
[9:47 PM, February 06, 2005]
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