Real man saddle
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@unknownuser said:
:roflmao:
I was thinking that this would make a nice seat.
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?p=78324#p78324no comment
pav
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Off Topic, Pav, why do you quote the previous post? All it does is add more lines thus more scrolling. I see a number of people doing it and it makes no sense. I can understand if one is responding to a few posts above but not directly after a post.
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@unknownuser said:
Off Topic, Pav, why do you quote the previous post? All it does is add more lines thus more scrolling. I see a number of people doing it and it makes no sense. I can understand if one is responding to a few posts above but not directly after a post.
because i like the grey box around it. ha ha.
i hadn't noticed that it was the next post, i'm ususally not such a pain in the arse, i'll try not to be in future. he he.
pav
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And yet you just did it again
Well you could not be a pain in the arse any more than a granite bike seat
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he he, i'm such a wind up.
there is a simple solution to having that granite bike saddle.
ride standing up. ha ha
pav
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Kinda defeats the point in i though, i mean how are you meant to be a real man when everyone knows only nancy boys ride standing up?
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Both Alan & Remus have written "Nancy Boy". Is that common in the UK? I hadn't heard that before. I assume it means the same as saying "Girly Boy" as is more commonly said here. Why "Nancy?"
It also seems UK men seem to have a fetish thing for bicycle seats (and schoolgirl uniforms). Such fetishes don't seem as common here in North America.
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Its not particularly common, although it is used. And yeah, it does just mean girly boy.
Ad as for the saddles (and school girl outfits), this america sounds like a very boring place, and the worst thing is you cant even drink a good beer if it really hits the fan!
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Remus -- When you cross the pond you needn't worry about the beer. The Nancy Boys drink vodka coolers. You'll find there is a wide selection of flavours -- no doubt you'll want to try them all.
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We use both Nancy Boy and Girly Boy. They are not quite the same as the North of England A Big Girl's Blouse, which is also a pejorative, but in a friendlier, more teasing kind of way. "No you can't have a Bacardi and Coke, you big girl's blouse. You'll have a beer with the rest of us"
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That's quite funny. Makes you wonder how such sayings get started.
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