what should i write on my bike

''Im Gay''

My bike!

''asdf'' ''if u r reading dis u r gey''

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Sorry - What should l write on my bike !!!????

Your avatar suggests that your a little older than 10 -

Try posting in the kids colouring section - They will have
idea after idea there - Here - we know SHITE about
writing on bike games !!!!!!!!!

My Mom Owns You

your last name or the name of the bike you know what you call it

Maybe u could write ur last name & ur number, but then l though ''na''. Everybody does that.
l think u should write:

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