Hey Fixed, Bro

[Serpico]

hey, here's some recognition for one of the more laidback, easygoing posters here

I enjoy reading your posts, and you clearly know your stuff

big ups - full respect

:beer: cheers bro

[ThylacineCycles]

Geez, just ask the guy out, willya?

:banana: :butt:

[Fixed]

Thanks bro.I dig hangin out here but I am just a bike messanger.Cheers :beer:

[Argos]

I guess I need to be more mellow. Nobody ever hits on ME.

[Fixed]

hey Bro. and you know big George.Cheers :beer:

[Serpico]

I guess I need to be more mellow. Nobody ever hits on ME.

nah, I just think sometimes people who contribute anywhere, forum or whatever--if they're quiet or exhibit a bit of humility, they tend to get looked over.

Fixed posts a lot and I've learned quite a bit from his comments (I'm sure others have as well). I thought it would be cool to have a thread to "give him props"

plus, he calls even the women on the forum "bro"--hehe

[Serpico]

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Has anyone seen this? Is it any good. It sells for $25.00.

Docu about Messengers and Alley Kat races.

http://redlightgo.ws/

[Fixed]

bro if you go to the new york bike messengers webb site there is a link and you can watch some of it for free but I like miles davis's on the corner instead of the punk oh yeah the jerk knows the guy that makes the movies cheers :beer:

[toaster]

Fixed has got to be one of the most positive people here on the forum. I think he calls women bro without regard to their sensibilities. That's a bike messenger for you, I guess. :beer:

[Dekonick]

If he were a Hawaii bike msgr he could say Bra... instead of bro....

[bluesea]

If he were a Hawaii bike msgr he could say Bra... instead of bro....

thats brah, to you... :banana:

[loctite]

Im kinda new here, but so far fixed has got to be my favorite, laid back.....we could all learn something from Fixed. Here's to the Bro, Bro :beer:

[steelrider]

Hey, sounds like it's time for a group hug!

[bluesea]

Hey, sounds like it's time for a group hug!

Sorry, I only hug women and good fellas.

[RABikes2]

plus, he calls even the women on the forum "bro"--hehe
Fixed can call me "bro" anytime he wants. :D
ahhh...he has :p

RA

[Tailwinds]

Cheers to my Florida bro! :beer:

[93legendti]

Fixed rocks!

[Serpico]

Watashi wa Serpico to iimas.

Onamaewa?

[Fixed]

Watashi wa Serpico to iimas.

Onamaewa? hai help kyou dai arigato compei :beer: only a few words that were beat into me by my old sensei when i was a kid he was from japan he would carry a shinai around and hit you in the head with it if you lost concentration, that must explain me now compei :beer:

[Grant McLean]

bro... but I like miles davis's on the corner instead of the punk :beer:

Bro Miles Lives!

-gee

[Fixed]

bro live evil cheers :beer:

[Grant McLean]

bro live evil cheers :beer:

bro if you win the lottery, buy this:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000AP2Z6C/002-6215625-0027213?v=glance&n=5174

Product Description
Amazon.com
These mythical, Washington, DC December dates, released for the first in this impressive six-CD compilation, are an extension of Miles Davis's fusion LP, Live-Evil. Davis’s piercing, electronically altered trumpet tones fire up of his young Turks; keyboardist Keith Jarrett, drummer Jack DeJohnette, bassist Michael Henderson , percussionist Airto Moreira, saxophonist Gary Bartz, and guitarist John McLaughlin. Davis's acoustic fans hated the adventurous and extended, jazz-rock excursions of selections like "Directions," "What I Say," and "It's About That Time," but there was no denying the complex interplay and improvisations, especially with Jarrett's rare Fender Rhodes electric piano and organ solos. Bartz's snaky, alto and soprano sax lines are equally astounding in this context, as is McLaughlin's "Hendrixsation" of the jazz guitar tradition. Davis bragged that he could "put together the greatest rock n' roll band you ever heard." He came pretty close to doing just that. --Eugene Holley, Jr.


-gee