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    lordofthemark
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    @bikingjenn 174117 wrote:

    Rookie: what’s a sticky?

    You know how some things move – bicycles, and loose pieces of paper? And some kinds of paper, like sticky notes, don’t move (also stationary bikes don’t move, or at least not so easily**). Despite the discomfort of us born in near Victorian times*, civilization marches on, and paper, that grand gift of the Egyptians, has been supplemented by electronic records, like the “threads” (but lacking in wool, cotton, linen, or even nylon or rayon) on this forum. Most of which, you will note, move – they leave the front page if no one responds. Except for certain threads which always stay at the top – and hence, by the power of metaphor, are “sticky”.

    *First electricity, now telephones. Sometimes I feel as if I were living in an H.G. Wells novel. The Dowager Countess, Downton Abbey

    ** I suppose a stationary bike would be one you ride to the store to pick up envelopes and writing paper, but, sadly, I imagine people order even THAT from Amazon.

    #1083551
    Steve O
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    @lordofthemark 174120 wrote:

    ** I suppose a stationary bike would be one you ride to the store to pick up envelopes and writing paper, but, sadly, I imagine people order even THAT from Amazon.

    No, that would be a stationery bike.

    #1083484
    Steve O
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    @Steve O 174122 wrote:

    … stationery bike.

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    #1083572
    lordofthemark
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    @Steve O 174122 wrote:

    No, that would be a stationery bike.

    I try to avoid being homonymophobic. Or antisemantic, for that matter.

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