Quote from: M3ta7h3adIn case anyone was wondering, she has actually done it and completed the ride now

in a bad way though...

but she said she would do it and has... like you say, alot of people have done this, but not with terminal cancer and with lesions in their backs... I sh*t you not, she looks like she walks with a hunch all the time, when i was stood next to her she was almost bowed at one point... and to think she sat on a bike for 50+ miles a day...

tough going.

Quote from: M3ta7h3adIn case anyone was wondering, she has actually done it and completed the ride now

Great news!

Ill have my say,

QuoteIm not trendy, just a progressive dude, raised in the hood

She didnt cycle in "The Hood", because she didnt want to be shot in a drive by.

There is no crime in the UK for sure. None whatsoever.

Well, not in my "hood" anyway, badass honky though I may be. Respec

Cheers
Tongy

Quote from: TongyThere is no crime in the UK for sure. None whatsoever.

Well, not in my "hood" anyway, badass honky though I may be. Respec

Cheers
Tongy

I didnt say that, but we have no Drive-bys and this is not to be sneezed at.
http://www.delawareonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060903/OPINION09/609030302/-1/NEWS01

Cities under the gun
American neighborhoods called Iraq
By DAVID KENNEDY
 
Posted Sunday, September 3, 2006
PERSPECTIVE

The United States is losing the war in Iraq; more specifically, Philadelphia is. This war is at home, in the citys 12th Police District, where shootings have almost doubled over the past year and residents have spray-painted "IRAQ" in huge letters on abandoned buildings to mark the devastation.

It is a story being repeated up and down the East Coast and across the nation. In Boston, where the homicide rate is soaring, Analicia Perry, a 20-year-old mother, was shot and killed while visiting the street shrine marking the site of her brothers death on the same date four years earlier.

Orlandos homicide count for this year has surpassed the citys previous annual high of 36 in 1982. And in Washington, D.C., where 14 people were killed in the first 12 days of July, Police Chief Charles Ramsey declared a state of emergency.

whoa!

olol Americans

er we have drive by stabbings and slashings.