Cuando hay problemas, en cualquier momento, en cualquier lugar, el se convierte en...¡Reparador de bicicletas Man!(Es muy crujiente y afectado...)
if you like this one, you'll love "the cycling tour." it's the only episode of Python consisting of a single skit. find it in three parts here:http://bit.ly/7tHoaUmy favorite Python ever, and not because of the bike. you'll see.
.arg someone already beat me to the cyclotouring skit!
that's awesome! thanks for posting.
Dig that Sturmey-Archer Dynohub on the 3-speed. Imagine if your LBS repaired your old bike into a completely new one--at no charge to you, of course!
I should've kept all the flying circus tapes I gave away when I last moved (as well as the boxes of old bike parts) *sigh* Python gets funnier as I get older.
SEE how he uses a span-ner to tight-en that nut!Yeah, every time I work on my bikes -- BUT HOW!?
Still a toungue in cheek biting commentary that modern society pushes us toward not having enough common sense skills to fix a bike.
Cuando hay problemas, en cualquier momento, en cualquier lugar, el se convierte en...¡Reparador de bicicletas Man!
ReplyDelete(Es muy crujiente y afectado...)
if you like this one, you'll love "the cycling tour." it's the only episode of Python consisting of a single skit. find it in three parts here:
ReplyDeletehttp://bit.ly/7tHoaU
my favorite Python ever, and not because of the bike. you'll see.
.arg someone already beat me to the cyclotouring skit!
ReplyDeletethat's awesome! thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteDig that Sturmey-Archer Dynohub on the 3-speed. Imagine if your LBS repaired your old bike into a completely new one--at no charge to you, of course!
ReplyDeleteI should've kept all the flying circus tapes I gave away when I last moved (as well as the boxes of old bike parts) *sigh* Python gets funnier as I get older.
ReplyDeleteSEE how he uses a span-ner to tight-en that nut!
ReplyDeleteYeah, every time I work on my bikes -- BUT HOW!?
Still a toungue in cheek biting commentary that modern society pushes us toward not having enough common sense skills to fix a bike.
ReplyDelete