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Now where did I leave my bicycle?
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Now where did I leave my bicycle?
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
I suppose you have to first learn to RAPPEL to get one down for riding!
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
Seems to be the visual embodiment of Joni Mitchell's song Big Yellow Taxi, where they "put up a parking lot"?
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
You need to remember to tie your clogs on to the handle bars when you leave it, so that it stands out from the crowd when you get back.Now where did I leave my bicycle?
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
That's not really a distinguishing factor here - we all wear clogs, grow tulips and live in a windmill, you know.
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
of course, how silly of me to forget.
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
Photoshop experts, doesn't this seem almost like a DEMAND to create a photo of a man, with six fingers on each hand, wearing clogs, and riding a bicycle on a windmill?
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
You rappel, we abseil! (Not me, personally, of course!)Bigaldoc wrote:I suppose you have to first learn to RAPPEL to get one down for riding!
Hence the saying, "Abseil makes the heart grow fondue..."
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
Just wondering, ever considered trying to improve your gait by wearing clogs?John Gray wrote:"Me, I'm just a lawnmower - you can tell me by the way I walk."
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
Just wondering, but shouldn't it be "You can tell by the way I walk"? Not you can tell me ...John Gray wrote:
"Me, I'm just a lawnmower - you can tell me by the way I walk."
Just wondering, ever considered trying to improve your gait by wearing clogs?
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
Not according to I Know What I Like Lyrics - GenesisBowlie wrote:Just wondering, but shouldn't it be "You can tell by the way I walk"? Not you can tell me ...John Gray wrote:
"Me, I'm just a lawnmower - you can tell me by the way I walk."
Just wondering, ever considered trying to improve your gait by wearing clogs?
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
At the end of a long day, I bet the Professional Strength Gel Clog Remover goes down a storm in The NetherlandsHansV wrote:... we all wear clogs .......
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
Hmmm, I've never tried wearing gel clogs. But if they're so hard to take off I'm not sure I will...
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
I've known that since 1965HansV wrote: we all... live in a windmill, you know.
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
Are you sure you ALL live in windmills?
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
You don't really believe he lives in there, do you? It's just the clog boat he uses to go to work.
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
Leif is correct, according to the booklet in "Selling England By the Pound" (one in my boxed set of 6 CDs); your suggestion would be valid but for the fact that the Peter Gabriel's delivery needs a word to fit.Bowlie wrote:Just wondering, but shouldn't it be "You can tell by the way I walk"? Not you can tell me ...John Gray wrote:
"Me, I'm just a lawnmower - you can tell me by the way I walk."
I would read the lyric as, "You can tell [it is] me by the way I walk."
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Re: Now where did I leave my bicycle?
Please see also Telegraph.co.uk
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