Pacman for cyclists

Duncan Edwards Jones

That is pure genius - and it'll be appearing in car pimpage kits any day now... '--8<------------------------ Ex Datis: Duncan Jones Merrion Computing Ltd

Tom Archer

Little known fact about me: When I was a teenager, I was a "Pacman champion". LOL! I know it sounds dorky, but hey Pacman ruled when I was a kid. Anyway, I would have loved to have had this then!! Tom Archer (blog) Program Manager MSDN Online (Windows Vista and Visual C++) MICROSOFT

Gary Thom

Nice to see someone finds it punny :) Gary Flickr Photos[^]

XxChaosXslayerxX

What are you guys all 7? Why would you want LED's on your bikes that is just dumb lmao:laugh: TJ Slayer

Nish Nishant

Gary Thom wrote:

Nice to see someone finds it punny

I didn't get the pun :-( Regards, Nish

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Gary Thom

XxChaosXslayerxX wrote:

What are you guys all 7? Why would you want LED's on your bikes that is just dumb

I assume as a mature 17 year old, you do not decorate or personalize your school books, use a completely vanilla desktop on your computer, have never experimented with color. People like to individualize, while I personally think spinning rims look stupid, and may even be dangerous. These on the other hand may prevent you being flattened by an inattentive motorist. Gary Flickr Photos[^] -- modified at 14:29 Thursday 9th March, 2006 Age corrected, too little sleep to do mental arithmetic. :doh:

Paul Watson

Because life is meant to have fun, crazy, irrational bits in it. Enjoy them, don't knock them :) regards, Paul Watson Ireland Feed Henry! K(arl) wrote: oh, and BTW, CHRISTIAN ISN'T A PARADOX, HE IS A TASMANIAN!

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Dan Neely

Nishant Sivakumar wrote:

Gary Thom wrote: Nice to see someone finds it punny I didn't get the pun

Brilliant means bright and is slang for a good idea.

Nish Nishant

dan neely wrote:

Brilliant means bright and is slang for a good idea.

I know, but the original sentence was "Brilliant, now all I need is a bike." What's the pun there? It seems like a normal sentence to me - there's some humor there, as in - he doesn't have a bike yet. But what's the pun? Regards, Nish

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peterchen

Yes, part of me is 7, part of me is 77. How great it is to be geek!

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Edbert P

Gary Thom wrote:

while I personally think spinning rims look stupid, and may even be dangerous. These on the other hand may prevent you being flattened by an inattentive motorist.

And instead the motorist hit dear granny crossing the road because of his attention to your 'spinning rims' ;P Edbert Sydney, Australia