Female "Fred"

What would the female equivalent of a "Fred" be called--a "Frieda?"



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What would the female equivalent of a "Fred" be called--a "Frieda?"

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JerZ Fox wrote:
What would the female equivalent of a "Fred" be called--a "Frieda?"


Wilma.

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pamsux (JerZ Fox) writes:

What would the female equivalent of a "Fred" be called--a "Frieda?"

An independent, free-spirited woman with an
artistic flair for the 'engenue' style.


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What would the female equivalent of a "Fred" be called--a "Frieda?"



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nelda

On 08 Nov 2004 00:50:02 GMT, pamsux (JerZ Fox) wrote:

What would the female equivalent of a "Fred" be called--a "Frieda?"

Stupid question - what woman would have that little taste? ;-)

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What would the female equivalent of a "Fred" be called--a "Frieda?"

Wilma

: What would the female equivalent of a "Fred" be called--a "Frieda?"
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: Stupid question - what woman would have that little taste? ;-)
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: Guy

What would you call the guy who wears old bike shoes (falling apart), a torn
white tee shirt, and shorts with no padding...he rides a bike with shifters
on the down tube (doesn't trust new-fangled gadgets), and old bike gloves
with knitted backs. He does have a helmet, though. I bet every club has one
of these guys---oh, and it helps if he's about 70 years old.

Pat in TX

After reading this thread......I know fer sure I am a FRED!!!!

On Mon, 8 Nov 2004 07:17:04 -0600, "Pat" wrote:

What would you call the guy who wears old bike shoes (falling apart), a torn
white tee shirt, and shorts with no padding...he rides a bike with shifters
on the down tube (doesn't trust new-fangled gadgets), and old bike gloves
with knitted backs. He does have a helmet, though.

Most of the serious crumblies in my club don't wear PFDBs, and the
best of them can outride me with ease :-)

Guy
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