110 proof is, after all, only 55% pure, and I give him higher scores
than that!


On Dec 3, 1:17 am, Greg Farris wrote:
In article ,
says...



No. If the bicycle cannot turn, it will fall over. It cannot turn on
rollers. It can turn on flat pavement.

You see, the bicycle stays up because it turns. "You see . . ."
No - I'm afraid I don't "see"?
Ten minuites ago, the bicycle satyed upright due to "power" to the rear wheel,
and "traction" on both wheels. Now, the bicycle stays upright because it
"turns". . .

In your most recent posts, the bicycle "cannot" fall unless it stops or loses
"traction". Now, the bicycle "stays upright because it turns" . . .

THIS GUY IS INSANITY IN DISTILLED FORM - 110 PROOF!!!!!!!!!!!!