It's a Takara with a subtley bent fork, and still in my front yard!
The 5-7-5 rule is a hopelessly crude attempt to translate japanese grammar and syntax to english. I think everyone but high school lit classes gave up on it.
I would have picked up that frame, too! I'd love to build it into a commuter. Oh well...I supposed I should rehab my mom's old bike which is hanging in my garage right now before I get another frame.
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Hienot ja tunnelmallist kuvat.
Hyvää jatkoa.
Markku Mäkelä
Okay, there is nothing more frustrating than seeing a lugged steel frame with a FREE sign on it hopelessly thousands of miles away from where I sit.
Thanks a lot. Jack
One more syllable
on that last one required for
a proper haiku.
Haiku are easy
But sometimes they don't make sense
Refrigerator
-William Shatner
It's a Takara with a subtley bent fork, and still in my front yard!
The 5-7-5 rule is a hopelessly crude attempt to translate japanese grammar and syntax to english. I think everyone but high school lit classes gave up on it.
But they make for such a fun writing exercise :)
Plus, I think the word "miles" has two syllables in it. That's my opinion and this is my blog.
I would have picked up that frame, too! I'd love to build it into a commuter. Oh well...I supposed I should rehab my mom's old bike which is hanging in my garage right now before I get another frame.
Fun poetry!
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