I'm not sure what it says about my teenage years, but much of them was spent idolising a cartoon sheep. Nestling in between adverts for bottom brackets and reviews of the latest knobbly tyres, the Mint Sauce strip in MBUK was a voice of reason amongst the unintelligible clamour of pish that constituted the rest of the magazine.
I've been trying to think of a way to describe why I should care about a comic strip featuring a mountain biking ungulate, but I love it far too much to write anything approaching sensible about it. So all I can say is have a look at this, this and this.
And if you can still see through the tears of joy then just look at the whole damn archive of them.
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"Nestling in between adverts for bottom brackets and reviews of the latest knobbly tyres, the Mint Sauce strip in MBUK was a voice of reason amongst the unintelligible clamour of pish that constituted the rest of the magazine."
I counted so many foreign words in this sentence. American is a much easier language to master than English. I did enjoy this cartoon however. Yay pictures!
mishun h sugworth or minty to his freinds is a spritual way of life and the way to eternal biking enlightenment.
p.s. anyone have a copy of the "cut out and keep pose"
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