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November 23, 2005 |
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It Has a Naked Winged Woman on the Tank
FOUND by Tricia Wiley
in Seattle, Washington
I found this during a walk home on Sunday night. Solve the mystery of the very distingui.... bike.
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I think "distingui" is meant to say "distinguishable" but got cut off.
I love the fact that this guy doesn't actually say he wants his bike. He wants to be led to the person who took it (most likely to beat the crap out of them and then take his bike back).
awww...he even named it dave!
I'm pretty sure he didn't name the bike Dave.
He just signed his name after his note.
Katherine has no sense of humor.
i just seen your bike dave it's parked in front of a homeless shelter on the corner of hollywood and vine ...... happy hunting. lol
I think he meant to say 'distinctive' but maybe got himself into a knot trying to decide whether to say 'distinguished' or 'distinguishable' (or it got cut off the edge of the scan).
I don't think a naked winged woman is very 'distinguished'. A bit down-market if you ask me.
Now, a painting of the Mona Lisa on your tank...
I think he was going for distinctive, but couldn't find the right word. So he gave up, knowing that whoever read the poster would get the gist of it.
Jonanthan, I love that phrase "down-market". Something Hyacinth would say.
And how on earth do you know Hyacinth??
She would probably have a pink knitted cosy on her tank.
But then she probably -- no, certainly -- wouldn't have a bike. Or only a very old push bike (with mudguards and sit-up handlebars).
We're always "Keeping Up Appearances" 'round here. You must come to one of my Candlelight Suppers sometime soon. I love to show off my Royal Dalton china with the handpainted periwinkles.
I am SURE I saw a nike like that in Daytona @ Bike Week two years ago.
And by Nike, I do mean bike.
Crazy how things work like that.