A film festival of radicalpleasure. A collection of short erotic films made by inspired cyclists from all over the world. It is creative, funny, and aware!
A group of kids, all lit, that sometimes ride bikes together. You can find them in there tree house or church because they are good noodles. They are all awesome and have their own individual talents. The Bike Gang is always changing.
Wow, is that the Bike Gangkids? I follow them on Instagram, I never thought I'd see them in real life!
Another name for Parkinson's Law of Triviality. It's when an individual or group fixates on discussing trivial issues or ones way outside their area of expertise because the pressing issues they actually need to resolve are too hard for them to constructively engage with.
You know you're the victim of bike shedding when a colleague wants to call a meeting to discuss his face-palmingly idiotic suggestions for your project while deliberately ignoring critical problems of their own that they don't know how to fix or get started with.
Developer: The CEO wants to be involved in the website redesign
Marketing: And the COO too. Pure bikeshedding.
what you think of when you think squad. regular trips to the beach together, always listening to the ICONIC roadtrippin playlist, and making plans to hangout. composed of the sweetest people on the planet and would do anything for any other member. all play soccer, their numbers being 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, and 40. pretty much the squad you wish you were...
“who are they?”
“that’s the bike gang”
“are they like a real gang?”
“no they’re the best people in the best group”
A principle invoked when urging someone to persevere despite initial failure, which fully stated is: "You don't need me to remind you, when things don't go well the first time, try again." So named because it is drawn from two familiar premises: (a) persevering is like riding a bike, you never forget how, and (b) when you fall off a horse, you get right back on and give it another go.
My nephew just failed the bar a second time and was ready to hang it up, but I reminded him of the Bike/Horse Rule and told him to sign up for the thing again, he'll get it.