OpenBike

Was reading about a scheme in copenhagen for designing a new bike sharing system, and thought the final winning design for a bike was really nice....

http://www.lotsdesign.se/press/OPENbike/OPENbikeSide.jpg

Brakless, check! - disc wheels, check! - babyBlue, check! - Fuck Yeah!

looks like it could be fun

Nice pigeon design.

Your definitely not going to get toe overlap on that!!**

**Unless your a clown.

My surname is Pidgeon. This caused lots of pain at school.

I have a pidgeon chest.

Looks like a great bike, wouldn't mind having one of them

I have a pidgeon chest.

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I was called 'Pidgeon Shit.'

yeah, that's worse
:(

I'm pretty sure I would've got a lot further in life had my surname been "eagle".

The worst part is my mother's maiden name is Wildman. How fucking cool is that?

Thanks a lot, Sexism.

A friend of mine from uni had the surname 'Hole'
His parents must have been having a right laugh when they decided to name him 'Richard'

A guy at my school was called Richard Chew. Dick Chew, obviously, but then someone noticed his initials and it became Arsey Dick Chew.

Gay is always a bad surname for a schoolkid.

I was thinking that.

There was a girl at my university called Heather Bracken.

Nice pigeon design.

Our email naming system throws up some good one's ie: John Smith would be j.smi@blah blah.com. We currently have a s.hit, and a s.cum. Unfortunately Tom Watson left a while ago, I liked his the best.

The pigeon doesnt look too impressed. If they cant impress a pigeon how do they expect to inspire the human population.

Needs a hankie tied around the stem. Then good.

Fanny Phun was probably the worst choice of Anglicised name I've ever encountered. :(

And mass redundancies at my old workplace were carried out by Alan Watt / Anal Twat.

I went to uni with a guy called Christopher Peacock. At high school and uni he was chris peacock, and when he went to work and started using initials he was c. peacock. Poor guy.

I once met someone called How Wee. To his credit, he hadn't taken an Anglicised name.

I went to uni with a guy called Christopher Peacock. At high school and uni he was chris peacock, and when he went to work and started using initials he was c. peacock. Poor guy.

I know his brother, Drew.

And this is true: my mother (who works in a school) has a kid called Loran Ranger.

(Derailed, soz)

I went to school with someone who had Blower as a surname. Also once at work I came across (ha) a dude called Alan Slicker, his middle name was Simon.