Hello, everyone.
The December 2001 issue of the Minnesota State Bar Association magazine,
Bench & Bar of Minnesota, features a unicyclist on the cover. You can
check it out at:
(Nice tie, but couldn’t he afford a longer seatpost?)
Carol M. St. Paul, Minnesota
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On Thu, 10 Jan 2002 09:29:52 -0600, “Carol McLean”
<cettermclean@hotmail.com> wrote:
>http://www.mnbar.org
>
>(Nice tie, but couldn’t he afford a longer seatpost?)
Nice tie? You must have good eyesight. It’s maybe 10 pixels on my screen.
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automagically from a database:” “Area51, Asset, mole”
Maybe there isn’t a seat and he’s crouching on an Ultimate Wheel?
Hands up who read that and didn’t squirm uncomfortably in their seat???
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> Hands up who read that and didn’t squirm uncomfortably in their seat???
> Maybe there isn’t a seat and he’s crouching on an Ultimate Wheel?
I’ve seen the real thing. I have an old picture of Tom Miller at one of
the Mini-Meets in Michigan, probably 1980 or 81. He’s riding a wagon wheel
unicycle–with the frame off. Essentially a 42-or-so inch ultimate wheel!
One false move and…be glad he’s wearing bluejeans in the picture!
Stay on top, JF
Neil Dunlop wrote:
> Maybe there isn’t a seat and he’s crouching on an Ultimate Wheel?
>
Maybe he isn’t riding at all. The whole could have been photoshopped
together. The photographer’s original plan for the picture of the unicycle
on the phonebook was to rent a giraffe; take a picture of the giraffe, a
picture of a kid, a picture of the road, a picture of the clouds; then
photoshop the whole thing together. The art director and the photographer
were amazed at their luck when all of the elements were present in one
place at one time.
Hooten
The world is becoming a fake place where we are amazed at our luck to find
a real thing now and then.
Klaas Bil
On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 10:17:08 -0800, John Hooten <jhooten@rcsis.com> wrote:
>
>
>Neil Dunlop wrote:
>
>> Maybe there isn’t a seat and he’s crouching on an Ultimate Wheel?
>>
>
>Maybe he isn’t riding at all. The whole could have been photoshopped
>together. The photographer’s original plan for the picture of the
>unicycle on the phonebook was to rent a giraffe; take a picture of the
>giraffe, a picture of a kid, a picture of the road, a picture of the
>clouds; then photoshop the whole thing together. The art director and the
>photographer were amazed at their luck when all of the elements were
>present in one place at one time.
>
>Hooten
>
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“To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
automagically from a database:” “N-ISDN, Tony Poe, NETWORK”
The world is becoming a fake place where we are amazed at our luck to find
a real thing now and then.
Klaas Bil
On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 10:17:08 -0800, John Hooten <jhooten@rcsis.com> wrote:
>
>
>Neil Dunlop wrote:
>
>> Maybe there isn’t a seat and he’s crouching on an Ultimate Wheel?
>>
>
>Maybe he isn’t riding at all. The whole could have been photoshopped
>together. The photographer’s original plan for the picture of the
>unicycle on the phonebook was to rent a giraffe; take a picture of the
>giraffe, a picture of a kid, a picture of the road, a picture of the
>clouds; then photoshop the whole thing together. The art director and the
>photographer were amazed at their luck when all of the elements were
>present in one place at one time.
>
>Hooten
>
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“To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
automagically from a database:” “N-ISDN, Tony Poe, NETWORK”