Thing somebody said

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When i was out riding yesterday i got a comment which i thought was a bit
more original than usual, as i approached these two guys putting up a
fence, I fully expected the “Wheres the other wheel?” but instead one of
them said " I think you’ve forgotten your handlebars", …well it made
me smile :-).

Trevor Pearce-Jones

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I got a very similar one once, wheeling my uni into a hardware store to
buy something (unrelated to the uni).

As quick as a flash, before I’d uttered a word, the salesman behind the
counter said:

“No, we don’t sell handlebars.”

> I fully expected the “Wheres the other wheel?” but instead one of them
said
> " I think you’ve forgotten your handlebars", …well it made me smile
:-).

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ROTFL! I like it!

There’s this guy in a bike store near me. He is the most dour, unfriendly
guy you’d ever meet but knows everything in the world about bikes - and
unicycles (he rides one). No jokes from him, but there was a picture of
him in the paper recently. We have a transit strike. He was smiling. (?!)

–
Cheers, Graham W. Boyes

Getting nine women pregnant doesn’t get you a baby in a month. You just
get 81 babies. -Dilbert.com

“dude” <ua.moc.knilahpla@sedud> wrote in message
news:3b121805@news.alphalink.com.au…
> I got a very similar one once, wheeling my uni into a hardware store to
buy
> something (unrelated to the uni).
>
> As quick as a flash, before I’d uttered a word, the salesman behind the
> counter said:
>
> “No, we don’t sell handlebars.”

>
> > I fully expected the “Wheres the other wheel?” but instead one of them
> said
> > " I think you’ve forgotten your handlebars", …well it made
> > me smile
> :-).