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ALWAYS LOVE A CHANCE TO SCREW WITH SOMEONE STUPID ...

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Neal Boortz
@ November 2, 2009 8:15 AM
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.... and it happened about six yesterday morning. The clock change had me a bit messed up, so at six o'clock in the ayem I drove off to the local convenience store to get a good cuppa coffee and a copy of The Naples Daily News. As I pulled up to the convenience store I notices a small dark-colored SUV parked there with a VERY expensive bicycle on a rack. I mean expensive ... over $1000 expensive. The engine was running and nobody was in the car. Well, this is stupidity on a grand scale. So I walked in to get my coffee. There at the counter was a tall blond wearing all of the logo-covered spandex biking stuff. I gotta say, she sure did fill out that spandex nicely. But .. no matter: I said "Ma'am. I just saw someone out in the parking lot eying your SUV. You're engine's running, the key is in the ignition and there's nobody in the car." She harrumphed and raced into the parking lot. Seeing nobody she stomped back into the store to finish paying for her coffee. I just looked at her and shrugged: "I guess they ran away when they saw me looking at them." This tall blond had all of the personality of a Gila Monster. Someday someone is going to steal this idiot's car ... I want to be there when she comes running into the parking lot with a panicked look on her face. I doubt her thousand-dollar bicycle would be covered by whatever insurance she has. The quintessential dumb blond.

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  • Dumb Blonde
    Your joke was pretty damn funny to me (another blond cyclist with a nice SUV and bicycle-but SMART). I'd NEVER leave my vehicle running and bought an SUV so that I WOULDN'T have to tie my bike to the outside. That chick DESERVED to be screwed-with.
    P.S. the others are right about 1K bikes..that's just for starters, Neal. Any roadie worth her salt wouldn't sit her fanny on less than 2-3K...or more!
    By the way - just how much WAS that BMW motorcycle you've got, buddy? Surely a Yamaha would've done the job.... right? ;) Love ya baby..
  • Bikes
    Even if you only ride a few thousand miles a year, you should spend at least $3000 on a bike. If you don't spend it up front, you will spend it soon with repairs, adjustments and replacements. It's like anything else. You get what you pay for.
  • the "quintessential dumb blonde"
    Q: What's balck and ble at lies in a ditch?

    A: A Brunette who's told too many "dumb blonde" jokes.
  • Naughty, naughty...
    Neal,
    I can't believe you did that. It was just evil, mean-spirited, and tricksy.

    All the traits I look for in a talk show host! :-)
  • It's just not blondes.
    I used to see a guy pull up at the front door of Post Office at 6:00am in his expensive Benz, get out and leave the driver's door open, and the engine running. The car wasn't even in a parking space. All you would have had to do was jump in drop it in drive and haul butt.
  • is dat $3,000 bike better.................................
    when you spend big bucks on a bike is it 'cuz it's worth every penny or is it for your EGO..........

    some would say that when I bought my '05 corvett that my weenee wasn't workin' so good......you'll have to ask my wife 'bout that.........others would say "wow butt must have made sum money"....I bought the damn thing 'cuz I COULD and I had always wanted one......I remember when they FIRST hit the streets.....under powered (6 cyl) and not real pretty......but now....they fix alot of problems.......mech's workin', lil' boys gwakin', young wimmen thinkin' $$$$$$$$$$..........

    sold it after 6 months and my wife still luvs me..........

    if I spent $3,000 on a bike she'd kick my butt and cut off my weenee......soooo wal-mart here I come...
  • If you're riding for exercise...
    ...then get a 50 lb. bike, and save some money. You can replace it every couple of years and it's still cheaper.

    In my own experience, the bike from Wal-Mart was under $100. They assembled is for me. They did the brake cable wrong. Yeah, they worked, but there were problems. I spent another $75 at the bike shop to get it fixed right.
  • Blonde
    Well, did you get a picture of the blonde?
  • $1,000 bike???????
    holy butt splittin' seat!!!!!!

    you got to be just a lil' friggin' krazy to pay big bucks for a bike.....you can go maybe 25mph for a short period of time........

    no a/c or heater, AND no cup holder for your 7-11 64oz slurpeeeee.......

    and unless you're the lead dog it's just ass cracks the whole ride.......
  • Expensive Bikes
    I can't tell you all how impressed I am whenever I see someone on a $3000 bike. I just think "wow, there goes a real man". In fact, I'm almost as impressed by the bike as I am by the guy who bought the $750K house and now can't make his mortgage payment.

    I'm glad for you if you can truly afford an expensive bike (I really am). But if you put that bike ahead of other family necessities or don't have a cash emergency fund for example, then you're just a tool.

    An impressive tool.
  • Hmm...scanning...scanning...scanning...
    ...but no "conservatives are crybabies" post on this one yet. Our resident troll that keeps changing his name (but not his verbiage) missed one! Oopsie!
  • Easy come...easy go.
    she doesnt have to work hard (lying on her back) for her toys therefore they are unimportant to her and easily replaced if lost or stolen.
  • Share the Road
    Brett,
    I didn't see that the criticism was because she owned a bike. It was because she left her car running. I have laugh because avid bikers are too sensitive. You guys are a cult.
  • Bicycle weight
    I bought a reasonably nice bicycle before entering graduate school. It was interesting because the sales weasel was really pushing for a lot of extra money to take one pound off of the bike. Add 180 pounds of me and 15-20 pounds of books, and that really made sense... It's different for competition, but many Americans would do well to save some money and lose a pound or two themselves!
  • those $1000 bikes
    As an avid biker and owner of two $3000 bikes, I have to laugh at Neal, the private airplane owner, who comments on the attractiveness of the bike owner, but criticizes her for her investment in recreational equipment.
  • Car running at 7-11
    A few years ago, I pulled into a 7-11 and a car was running in the parking lot. A guy was getting into it and I told him that he was taking a big risk doing that. He said, "I hear ya" and drove off. I went in to get my caffeine jolt and a guy comes running in saying his car had been stolen. I'd been speaking to the car thief.

    I live in MD and it is against the law to keep a car running unattended. The guy not only lost his car, but was cited by the responding officer.
  • $2K for the frame, you mean....
    The frame alone can start at $2K and the BASE components/accessories (shifters, pedals, saddle, wheels etc) will cost you another $1K. Not to mention, by the time you add in the shoes, the helmet and assorted other gear, she probably had another $500 - $1K sitting in the car.

    I hate when one tall blonde cyclists make the rest of us tall blonde cyclists look bad!
  • Her home owner's insurance will cover the bike if it's stolen from her car (it's true). I'm a serious cyclist but I never leave a car running in that situation and my bike is locked to the vehicle. BTW, $99 will get you a Wal-Mart bike made of plumbing pipe and weighs over 50 pounds.
  • Dumb Blonde
    My wife who is Nordic and very blond, loves the dumb blond jokes. Of course, she has her PHD. She told me this one:

    A man saw a beautiful lady at the beach staring out to sea, wearing ear phones. He said Hi to her 3 times with no response. He got worried and took the earphones off her head. The blond shuddered and collapsed, dead! He was mortified. Then he listened to the earphones and the tape said, "Breath in...breath out, breath in, breath out..."
  • @alabamastan
    hey, she PLAYED dumb blondes so it's fair game. plus, the image is in the public domain so i can actually use it.
  • MM
    I resent your use of Marilyn Monroe to illustrate dumb blondes. She was one smart (if screwed up) cookie. But now I have to go because I have the image of Marilyn in spandex in my head.
  • Engine Running
    Actually, Neal, it is against the law in the State of Florida to leave a vehicle unattended with the motor running or the keys in the ignition. Had you been a law enforcement officer it would have cost her about $250 for that cup of coffee.
  • Bike
    $5000 for a bike! You can get a good bike at walmart for $99.
  • Way to go Neal
    Sweet way to move up in the line!
  • $1K bike
    I would be surprised if that bike cost merely $1000. That's a starter bike for roadies. Some of their bikes can easily be 3,4,5 thousand or more.
  • Bicycle
    $1000? If was worth having, probably more like $2-5,000!
  • Bikes
    Neal,

    1000 dollars gets you acheap bike
  • Two idiots
    Who the hell gets up at 6am on a Sunday morning? Morning people are even worse than leftists.
  • Should have kept your mouth SHUT!
    Should have kept our mouth shut. Being a good citizen is not worth it with folks like these. Let her learn her own costly lesson.
  • Cyclist
    What, no pictures???
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