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Q: Are the new traffic laws being applied to cyclists where you are?

13 years 31 weeks ago in  Health & Safety - China

 
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Why would a Texas oil magnate ride a bicycle?

icnif77:

'cause he deals with enhancement performance drugs on the sideangel

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Ah, is there no depth to which John Ross Ewing will not sink!?

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Yea, in my city there is a big anti-dropping cyclist campaign. 

 

Most popular slogan goes:

 

'USADA dropped the ball! Not in China!'

 

http://news.yahoo.com/aussie-sports-must-cough-more-anti-doping-wada-091...

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have seen no such thing happen, then again there is not a lot of bikes here

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As far as I know its still illegal to ride around with a ten gallon hat on. Sorry J.R.

J.R.:

I've got the money to pay the fine and I own the police.

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icnif77:

In South America, deep hat like yours is called 'letrina'

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mattsm84:

To bad all your money won't bring Ellie May back to you.

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J.T. as Police owner, you should know how policeman opens can of sardines without can opener?

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