A Brilliant impostor (绝妙的冒牌货)

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Right, kind of like the clown motorcyclists I see with those bunny ears thingies over their helmets. Let's all get completely infantile while we're at it.
 
If it brightens up the day for someone, to wear pink fluffy ears on thier helmet, and allows them to express how happy they are, or prevents them from being sour/bitter/depressed/sad then i approve wholeheartedly.
Same goes for self help messages on top tubes, My Little Pony bells bought by daughters, and anything else that brings some light into what might otherwise be a dark and shitty life.
One of the best things i have bought are cycling gloves that have smileys on the back and palm. They remind me to smile and i have definitely had positive reactions from car drivers, when signalling my turns.
 
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