If your gay? That's fine but why does flatland have to be so gay?Baco crew was no acception but atleast you kinda new they were kidding around?I mean its already a little fruity but with all the pink, gym shorts, girl pants, shirtless dudes in advertisements? Girl bikes with bent top tubes? WTF? This is not helping!Not trying to offend anyone one but I think we need to toughen up our image a little! I love flatland but I'm almost ashamed Feel free to respond with your opinions.Duke
I just started getting into flatland stuff about 3 days ago and suck so far, I blame my sh*tty bike and lack of practice.
But then again, what do I know? I wear girl pants, and gym shorts for riding, and have been in a flatlandfuel ad that ran in several Cream magazine issues doing a shirtless, x foot hang ten. I'm sorry I'm not manly enough for flatland. After today, I will no longer partake in flatland.
Tyler you send me messages about busting loads on AIM. You're gay. Your "girlfriend" will back me up on this.
Let's look over some of these "gay" accusations and see if at least one of said accusations would not be functional for flatland.#1: Girl/Tight pants. With the pant leg wrapped quite closely to the shin and ankle, with the crotch area not baggy at all, failed tricks due to pants rubbing on the tire, or seat and handlebars catching on baggy crotch or baggy pant in general is no longer an issue.#2: Gym shorts. Is it "gay" to wear gym shorts to work out? to play or practice basketball/tennis/baseball/football/soccer/running/etc.? If so, I'll be informing every physically active individual who purchases or wears gym short that they are now the image of a homosexual.#3: The color pink. Any and all males owning an object that is the color pink is now considered to be "gay."#4: Shirtless guys in advertisements. Please inform Menhealth magazine, GQ, Maxim, Sports Illustrated, and any other magazine that portrays a very cut, muscular man that their images of those men make their magazine's subject "gay."But then again, what do I know? I wear girl pants, and gym shorts for riding, and have been in a flatlandfuel ad that ran in several Cream magazine issues doing a shirtless, x foot hang ten. I'm sorry I'm not manly enough for flatland. After today, I will no longer partake in flatland.