Meaningless product descriptions

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Sep 2011
3:57pm, 20 Sep 2011
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Frobester
It's someone who delivers new lifestyles. Why, only yesterday, I received my "entry level mountain biker" lifestyle. I'm having it on approval before I hand back my "struggling runner who likes half marathons but finds it hard to avoid wanting to do marathons" lifestyle...
Sep 2011
4:34pm, 20 Sep 2011
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GregP
Interesting theory, Frobes. I think it is more like a 'lifestyle bike courier' - Hamm and I know one at least. Tats, piercings, fakie bike with narrow handlebars, no actual riding ability.
Sep 2011
4:38pm, 20 Sep 2011
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Frobester
Ah, so he doesn't deliver lifestyles by bike? I see. But it's surely an idea, even if it only got one croissant on halfbakery.
Sep 2011
4:48pm, 20 Sep 2011
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hammerite
Do we know one? The only person I know we both know with tats and piercings rides a specialized road bike and falls off at regular intervals.
Sep 2011
4:51pm, 20 Sep 2011
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GregP
Ooooh. True. And the bloke that did Emit when I did it you know, or at least know of?
Sep 2011
4:52pm, 20 Sep 2011
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hammerite
Ah yes, I know who you mean now!
Oct 2011
7:36pm, 4 Oct 2011
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Nywanda
A real eye-opener here:
The Haglofs H Belt is a lightweight belt - great for keeping your trousers up. The H Belt combines a classic leather front and metal buckle fastening, with a stretch nylon webbing rear for added comfort.

Keeping trousers up eh? I suppose they wouldnt be saying "great for thrashing the kids or Michael hutchence norty tragic adult games"
Oct 2011
3:25pm, 5 Oct 2011
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GregP
Stopping one's suitcase flying open?
Oct 2011
7:28pm, 11 Oct 2011
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Binks
Mercury Compression garments feature graduated compression zones to aid circulation and higher venous return resulting in a faster removal of lactic acid, improved warm-up time and the ability to train harder for longer. Enhanced proprioception and muscular awareness promote a positive response to feedback within an isolated training environment.

What is an "isolated training environment?"
Oct 2011
9:34pm, 11 Oct 2011
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McGoohan
Running in a cupboard?

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