Re: The Psychology of Mountain Biking (and Mountain Biker Sympathizers)

"Mike Vandeman" <mjvande@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> The Psychology of Mountain Biking
> Michael J. Vandeman, Ph.D.
> January 24, 2000
>
> For a psychologist, mountain biking is a fascinating phenomenon.
>
> Lying
>
> The first thing one notices about mountain bikers is that they
> lie continually! For someone from my generation, raised to tell the
> truth at all times, this is puzzling.

As usual, you make absolutely no sense at all, and do nothing more than 
waste electricity and therefore contribute to global warming.

I've already proven that you are a liar, and now you state that you and
your 
generation were raised to tell the truth at all times, so again you are 
lying.

 S&R are put into much greater danger having to rescue hikers than any
other 
group that enter the forests during the summer, including bicyclers.  They

also respond to significantly more calls for and expend significantly more

energy on hikers.  Bicyclers stay on a very small network of easily 
accessible trails that are in very close proximity to homes and roads 
whereas many hikers venture much deeper into the forests (which also
impacts 
the denser population of animal life in that area).

Your facts are, as usual, incorrect, you lie, and your logic is as always,

fallible.

Speaking of logic, I am a mountain biker, and I can tell you that I always

lie.  Given your logic, does that mean that I am telling the truth?