Why Tyshawn got kicked from antoher biker while biking on the bike lane in Paris

[Lowcalcium]

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Dudes from the back country are always hating on the big city guys.

But what has this to do with Tyshawn being kicked of the bicycle?

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Think people were asking about Parisiens attitudes..and I started to wind up @OldieButFrenchie . But your right, all the cluchies in Ireland call Dub's Jack's or Jackeens, people out side Auckland call Aucklanders JAFFAS (just another fuckwit from Auckland) etc...

Anyways it's a shame the kicking cunt didn't get a beat down and glad Tyshawn was grand. Was all over the news here in France especially as the Olympics are coming up and Paris is trying to promote it as a clean safe city...

Back to complaining about traffic jams going up the mountain as city folk can't drive in 1mm of snow..

Glad it was all over the local news stations in Paris. Tyshawn is a straight legend.

As much as I’ve joked about it. In reality, absolutely no one deserves to be treated like that. I’m surprised the dude hasn’t been called out yet—wonder if the local skaters in Paris will figure out who this impatient douche is. Maybe steal his bike or something—I’m against almost all violence, but there should be some kind of retribution.

[hawk tuah]

did TJ get hurt from that? Pretty wack

[Newphone]

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Dudes from the back country are always hating on the big city guys.

But what has this to do with Tyshawn being kicked of the bicycle?

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Think people were asking about Parisiens attitudes..and I started to wind up @OldieButFrenchie . But your right, all the cluchies in Ireland call Dub's Jack's or Jackeens, people out side Auckland call Aucklanders JAFFAS (just another fuckwit from Auckland) etc...

Anyways it's a shame the kicking cunt didn't get a beat down and glad Tyshawn was grand. Was all over the news here in France especially as the Olympics are coming up and Paris is trying to promote it as a clean safe city...

Back to complaining about traffic jams going up the mountain as city folk can't drive in 1mm of snow..

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Glad it was all over the local news stations in Paris. Tyshawn is a straight legend.

As much as I’ve joked about it. In reality, absolutely no one deserves to be treated like that. I’m surprised the dude hasn’t been called out yet—wonder if the local skaters in Paris will figure out who this impatient douche is. Maybe steal his bike or something—I’m against almost all violence, but there should be some kind of retribution.

I feel like a public spanking could be good if they find the guy.  Bring back (or start up or whatever) public spankings.

[QixHexagon]

So

Has Tyshawn found the guy and bs flipped/kickflipped/tre flipped over him already? Just asking

[Mongo Lloyd]

So

Has Tyshawn found the guy and bs flipped/kickflipped/tre flipped over him already? Just asking

Beautiful!

[prof_oak]

Yes, but bill filmed

[ThatIsNotCricket]

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Desperately want to skate Paris. All the spots from the Bobby and Hjalte video are so good looking.

I was there with work last year but couldn't get away for long enough.

Lyon is so good to skate.

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Fuck skating Lyon, I just want to visit for the food.

I will give it to the French in regards to food. They have the ability to elevate something so simple into something special with their cooking methods.

* Italians

[OldieButFrenchie]

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I think even french People hate parisians.

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For what it's worth, I've heard from numerous French friends that they are less friendly and have a more egocentric culture. Perhaps we could get a perspective from a closer source, @OldieButFrenchie , if you wouldn't mind sharing your view?

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oh man that's a whole other can of worms. The relationship between Paris and the rest of France is a bit like London and the rest of Britain, Madrid and the rest of Spain....or New York and the Middlewest maybe?
Plus I am from the Paris area originally, can't claim to be neutral here. But as I said before, Paris is a super dense city. Think Manhattan, so everything is super fast paced and people don't have time for bullshit. so yeah of course, people are less friendly than in smaller cities or rural areas.
But the funny thing about the reputation of Parisians is that the worst snobs usually are people who moved there. If you want to climb the ladders professionnaly in France, you have to move to Paris at some point. Conversely, it is so dense and expensive as a region that a lot of people who grew up there move out. Most of my friends from high school/university have moved. To Marseille, Nantes, Bordeaux, abroad....and I left too. I read recently that only one in 3 persons living in Paris was born in the area. What I love about the city is that  people mix, and noone gives a fuck where you're from. Whereas when I was traveling in Australia, I remember meeting some French guys and as soon as I said I'm from Paris, they stopped talking to me. Which seemed incredibly stuck-up and stupid, considering we were litterally on the other side of the world.

allright that was a long answer, enough for now!

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Sounds like Berlin!

yeah I have to say when I came to Berlin I was shocked at how different it is from the rest of Germany!


Also I'm kinda surprised some of you guys think this guy could be found....In a metropolis of over 10 M people??

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almost impossible to find him, and if he uses another bike its game over!

[Shtonk]

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I think even french People hate parisians.

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For what it's worth, I've heard from numerous French friends that they are less friendly and have a more egocentric culture. Perhaps we could get a perspective from a closer source, @OldieButFrenchie , if you wouldn't mind sharing your view?

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oh man that's a whole other can of worms. The relationship between Paris and the rest of France is a bit like London and the rest of Britain, Madrid and the rest of Spain....or New York and the Middlewest maybe?
Plus I am from the Paris area originally, can't claim to be neutral here. But as I said before, Paris is a super dense city. Think Manhattan, so everything is super fast paced and people don't have time for bullshit. so yeah of course, people are less friendly than in smaller cities or rural areas.
But the funny thing about the reputation of Parisians is that the worst snobs usually are people who moved there. If you want to climb the ladders professionnaly in France, you have to move to Paris at some point. Conversely, it is so dense and expensive as a region that a lot of people who grew up there move out. Most of my friends from high school/university have moved. To Marseille, Nantes, Bordeaux, abroad....and I left too. I read recently that only one in 3 persons living in Paris was born in the area. What I love about the city is that  people mix, and noone gives a fuck where you're from. Whereas when I was traveling in Australia, I remember meeting some French guys and as soon as I said I'm from Paris, they stopped talking to me. Which seemed incredibly stuck-up and stupid, considering we were litterally on the other side of the world.

allright that was a long answer, enough for now!

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Sounds like Berlin!

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yeah I have to say when I came to Berlin I was shocked at how different it is from the rest of Germany!


Also I'm kinda surprised some of you guys think this guy could be found....In a metropolis of over 10 M people??

Fairly easily actually. He looked like a commuter so you just gotta watch the place of the incident for a couple days. That bike looks expensive so he's probably not gonna switch it out. 

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Damn, we have a professional detective here

[Merman]

Pfff, Deadass French people.

Mustard on that kick, tho.

[somedudefromnj]

Yes, but no (bill filmed)

fixed it up for ya

[Unkle Fleak]

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I'm gonna die in Paris

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Lol, are you too U.S and A er?

Thats what they say. Don't feel like it sometimes tho. Stankonia I'm choosing my homeland rn. I feel and need the funk always. It fuels my forward momentum. Punk is a rear view mirror keeping me one step ahead of the meat grinder