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I had a boss who had no idea of his body odour problem, and everybody was too tactful to break it to him. Not so a visiting Rev Ian Paisley: "What the blazes is that smell? Is it you?" That sorted it. Stories of people blissfully unaware of their bad smells, bad manners and foghorn voices.

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(, Thu 29 Nov 2012, 13:31)
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they are known as spd s.
he must be special if he wears them, look keo classics are much more comfy and come with rubber bits on the cleats to stop just that sort of thing happening.

tsk
(, Tue 4 Dec 2012, 14:17, 1 reply)
Hey! I have a pair of those cycling shoes!
If they didn't make the clippy-cloppy sound, how would I inform everyone of my superiority? Grab them by the shoulders, shake them, and yell "I'VE JUST BEEN CYCLING, YOU FLAT-FOOTED PLEB!"? Honestly, you just don't think, do you?
(, Tue 4 Dec 2012, 14:21, closed)
ahhh
but would you wear them on obviously slippery metal stairs in the rain?

His new office nickname is Slinky.
(, Tue 4 Dec 2012, 14:27, closed)
Did he cite himself?
Those stairs need non-skid applied.
(, Tue 4 Dec 2012, 14:50, closed)
Clip-in* pedals Shirley?
*Yes, I know that they're technically known as "clipless", but that just confuses the fuck out of non-cyclists.
(, Tue 4 Dec 2012, 15:41, closed)
No, I wouldn't do that.
I have managed to get stuck in the pedals, though, chin-ing the road as a result.
(, Tue 4 Dec 2012, 16:07, closed)
Dressing Up
I used to live next to a posh bike shop in Glasgow. One sunny Saturday I spent most of the day mending my car outside, and so was able to observe their customers. A non-trivial number - as in "several every hour" - turned up in the full commercial-covered gear, the helmet, the clippy shoes ... and NO FUCKING BICYCLE.
(, Tue 4 Dec 2012, 16:09, closed)
Bike locked up round the corner, perhaps?
Or did you see them getting out of their cars dressed like that?
(, Tue 4 Dec 2012, 16:25, closed)
the issue is pressure
wider cleats spread the pressure over the ball of the foot over longer rides and are therefore more comfortable.

the shoes that the wider base cleats come on tend to be stiffer as well, making your pedal stroke more effecient and taking the strain off your insole.
(, Tue 4 Dec 2012, 17:11, closed)

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