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DRINK THE HATERADE!
Oh damn. I know I hate a lot. A LOT. But sometimes, I see some hating that makes me really step back, give pause, and take it all in, much like one would a brilliant work of art. This rant that was posted in the ATX forums is one of these artworks. Check it:
Kids on 8th St... between Congress & Brazos!
I'm sure that all are pretty tired of the Fixed gear rants on here, me too, let the kids have there scene. (BUT...) This rant is specifically about the two inexperienced pieces of fixed gear snot that hang out on 8th between Congress and Brazos, (the skinny little white kid with glasses and silver frame baby blue back wheel and white areo front, and the kid with the blue bianchi pista with red areo front and back, white tires.) You kids hang out there everyday for hours and most of the time its during rush hour, practicing tricks, and riding up the hill into oncoming traffic (Smart), trying to be the cool little scene kids, thats fine I'm not going to bash, if you want to act like a TOOLS thats fine with me. Yesterday was the first day I actually stopped and watched you two in action for an extended amount of time, and you both look like you are fairly new to the fixed gear bicycle, which is great I'm glad your on a bike! But, just because you have watched MASH 200 times and got cool new bike does not mean your Mr. Downtown Above the Establishment Fixie Dude, it takes lots of time and practice, allot of practice that is not downtown during rush hour! Please kids find some other place or time to practice your no handed skids (baby blue wheel kid made me laugh when he did one, it sucked bad ) I'm pretty sure that the dude that just worked 8 hours at his shitty desk job is in any mental state to watch out for some punk kid who is trying to make a scene. If you want to make a scene avoid downtown for 3 months and find a place to practice, and practice hard, get good, this will make you cool. Then have your fun downtown when your a more experienced rider. I tell you all of this from experience, I've been there, way before it became a scene, been hit by cars (ouch) I know the feeling of what you think cool is. So take all of this as advice don't be douche's, learn how to handle your machine before you hurt yourself, because right now there is nothing COOL about you two, its like watching retards dance, people laugh at you.
PRINT THAT OUT AND PUT IT IN YOUR SPOKES!
B.
HAHAHAHAHA! B, whoever you are you fucking rule! Honestly I don't care that the kids are playing in traffic and for all the hatred I spew I have no real problem with the fixed gear freestyle scene, but I've gotta give it to you that was one top notch piece of hatred. The last sentence makes me think of that immortal line from Carrie:
"They're all going to laugh at you!"
Don't ever change.
it sounds like the original mann who post this is just hiding behind his screen name if you were watching them for hours you should have told them something instead of running home to your sn and talk shit on the internet quit being a big pussy and say something it seems like you see these dudes all the time so just mann up and say something
So I don't think I'm hiding anything sir, my name is Billy Leonard, we could meet up for a bike ride or tea if you like. The reason I see these kids all the time is because I valet downtown, and have to deal with there lame asses Monday-Saturday. If you really want me to quote "man up, and quit being a big pussy" I will say something, but I don't think that it will make them suck any less. As for you kid, pick up a grammar book, you make yourself look stupid. Peek-a-Boo, Suck my balls!
Billy.
Sorry Mr. Davies for the confusion. It was me Billy Leonard.
B2.
Just because I have been asked this twice now - no, I did not post this angry posting. I will add a thumbs down to trickin it up in traffic though. If I'm understanding the explanation, sounds like a dumb idea if you're good or not. There are thousands of miles of parking lots in this town - why not play there?
The other "B" - Brian Davies
"There are too many factors you have to take into account that you have no control over...The most important factor you can keep in your own hands is yourself. I always placed the greatest emphasis on that."
- Eddy Merckx
let 'em have fun...too bad for you B...