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Come on Midi, don't you think that the subject of posers deserves a fresh shot. Anyway this new inquiry is related to bands not fans, so it is different. I did not follow your link, but I think that i

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The mullet was created by the Huns and co-opted by the eighties. In truth it is a proud haircut.
A once-proud hairstyle, now a symbol of shame, worn in complete naivety by the degenerate descendants of a shattered people. Their blood thinner than their hair, they stand unwitting guard before an empty storehouse, their kings long since dust, their language a remnant at best. Indeed, the mountains of North Carolina reek of cruel and tragic irony.
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I'm 177 centimeters tall and yes I eat A LOT.
Yes I am the same dang way. In high school I was 43 kilograms the entire time until I was 19 then randomly gained a bit of weight, now I am about 50 kilograms and it took me my entire 26 years to get even to that point despite being a fatty cow about eating. haha
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I couldn't be a serious bike competitor, you guys are tiny. I'm reasonably tall, I weigh around 200 lbs (that's 90.7 kilos) and getting down below 190 would be a real chore.

It's. Funny. Murph and mindy that the same people that wear Lycra also strip. Werewolf tales. On the back of there pants. As well. Twilighters emo. Shit. Plus I WHOULDN't be surprised. If they are also potters as well.
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Track cyclists tend to be bulky but yeah generally we're pretty small. We're also just about the most unhealthy athletes in terms of what we eat and drink. I find it hilarious seeing (poor choice of words) some recreational cyclists fully kitted out with high end bikes. When you pass them and hear that they're huffing and puffing away while you're cruising at 35 km/h it's fantastic.

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