Terminology.

Agreed.

fixie, fixed?? track is what i tell people when they ask about my bike even tho it has a front brake and no drops.

turpe Way. Hella way.

sorry, but NO ONE, england or america, should be allowed to use 'hella'

supposedly the word 'hella' originated in Oakland, CA. I can't back this up and I've googled it to see if it's true and not had anything for or against it. I just heard it from someone from Oakland.

I could care less.

Meaning I couldn't.

It is from Oakland - which is around 4 miles away from where I am right now; and I was using it as the most ridiculous American word I could think of. It was a toss-up between 'Hella Way' and 'Like, Way', so I plumped for the one that's slightly more local to me right now.

billa fixie, fixed?? track is what i tell people when they ask about my bike even tho it has a front brake and no drops.

Thats ok if it is a track frame but many people use that term if it is a conversion or a road fixed frame like the lancaster or lemond

kowalski I could care less.

Meaning I couldn't.

this tends to get me for some reason.
'i could care less' means that you [whoever the you may be] have the emotional capacity to care less. and many people seem to misuse this phrase.

kilgore_trout [quote]kowalski I could care less.

Meaning I couldn't.

this tends to get me for some reason.
'i could care less' means that you [whoever the you may be] have the emotional capacity to care less. and many people seem to misuse this phrase.[/quote]
Yeah this pisses me off too. Also the need to "axe" someone a question pisses me off.

its "arksk" aint it?

winston its "arksk" aint it?

Depends if you're from South Norwood or the South Bronx...