Fifty Plus (50+) - Fifty+ Forum reaches another milestone!

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Digital Gee
08-19-06, 11:57 PM
Today when I entered my ride on bikejournal.com, I got a pleasant surprise. My lifetime mileage, since picking up a bike a year ago last June, hit exactly 3,000 miles today.
And I've been on this forum from Day One. You are all to be congratulated for your patience, your support, your advice. But mostly your patience! You've put up with me for a looooooong time!
And, by the way, this marks my 1,718th post. Each and every one insightful, on topic, and pithy, as I'm sure you'll all agree.
So, a toast to the forum which has put up with the likes of me for 3,000 miles. I'd buy you all a beer, but first I'd have to get your advice as to which one! :D
Dogbait
08-20-06, 12:48 AM
Black Butte Porter (http://www.deschutesbrewery.com/BrewPub/OnTap/5832.aspx)
stapfam
08-20-06, 01:00 AM
Only from day one- Seems like longer. Well done on the milage. Taking my Road milage from away this year, because it is so easy to knock up the miles on a New 19lbs bike that is perfectly set up for me and was new when I bought it and is even in the colour that I wanted and of a brand that is well known and respected and was bought without a great deal of thought or pestering of the forum as to what should I get, I reckon you have done a higher milage than me this year. And that is without you having done a 100miler yet, or even one of the higher milage organised rides.
Well done but could do with more postings on the best pie to get, or how to store the thing in the lounge or what is the best way to change the headset.
DnvrFox
08-20-06, 05:44 AM
So, a toast to the forum which has put up with the likes of me for 3,000 miles. I'd buy you all a beer, but first I'd have to get your advice as to which one! :D
No advice needed. Just go to Craigslist in San Diego for the following:
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/clt/195312655.html
Original 6 Pack of Beer Fom "MASH" - $600
From the T.V. series "MASH"! Sold for a few days only 6 pack of original,
"1077" "Mash beer", still unopened and in plastic holders. Perfect condition! Call Brian at 858-442-8566 for inquiries.
http://c.im.craigslist.org/bG/Ug/aumGBHB0M5EP2ClwtzULVK5fGDUV.jpg
I'm surprised that I had to think of Craigslist for you!
Big Paulie
08-20-06, 05:53 AM
My lifetime mileage, since picking up a bike a year ago last June, hit exactly 3,000 miles today. And, by the way, this marks my 1,718th post.
That makes a riding-to-posting ratio of...let's see, 1.7462 to 1.
DnvrFox
08-20-06, 06:06 AM
We already had this thread - along with a poll!
Here we go:
The 50+BFBS Index - A CRITICAL value (http://69.16.211.161/showthread.php?t=202208)
http://members.aol.com/dnvrfox/pollresults.jpg
tlc20010
08-20-06, 07:32 AM
Today when I entered my ride on bikejournal.com, I got a pleasant surprise. My lifetime mileage, since picking up a bike a year ago last June, hit exactly 3,000 miles today.
And I've been on this forum from Day One. You are all to be congratulated for your patience, your support, your advice. But mostly your patience! You've put up with me for a looooooong time!
And, by the way, this marks my 1,718th post. Each and every one insightful, on topic, and pithy, as I'm sure you'll all agree.
So, a toast to the forum which has put up with the likes of me for 3,000 miles. I'd buy you all a beer, but first I'd have to get your advice as to which one! :D
So let's say you averaged about 5 minutes per mile (12 mph), that's 250 hours of riding...Well done!! But you probably spent 10 minutes reading and writing for each post, so that's 286 hours of writing about riding--what's wrong with this ratio????
Congrats, Gary for making this forum a great place to spend non-riding time. And I'll have Pete's Wicked Ale.
Tim
Retro Grouch
08-20-06, 09:49 AM
I'd buy you all a beer, but first I'd have to get your advice as to which one! :D
Root for me. By April 30, 1988 I'd consumed enough beer to last me for the rest of my life.
dauphin
08-20-06, 10:08 AM
I am allowed to accept either a Fat Tire or a Sam Adams.:D
centexwoody
08-20-06, 10:51 AM
Shiner Bock, please.
BubbaDog
08-20-06, 11:13 AM
I'll have a Saint Arnold's Elissa, and cheers to ya! :beer:
Saint Arnold, the Patron Saint of Brewing (http://www.saintarnold.com)
Great craft beers from Houston, Texas. Who'da thunk it?
B'Dog
capejohn
08-20-06, 11:21 AM
Stella for me.
BluesDawg
08-20-06, 11:38 AM
T I'd buy you all a beer, but first I'd have to get your advice as to which one! :D
This or anything cold...
http://www.flyingdogales.com/beer-road-dog.asp
BubbaDog
08-20-06, 12:49 PM
This or anything cold...
http://www.flyingdogales.com/beer-road-dog.asp
Yum, yum, just had a Flying Dog Doggie Style Ale last night :p ....
B'Dog
SemperFi
08-20-06, 12:59 PM
Sam Adams on tap please. :beer:
RockyMtnMerlin
08-20-06, 08:45 PM
Right now I'm drinking a Moose Drool brown ale by Big Sky Brewing Co. Yum! But best beer I can get in the U.S. is Aventinus Eisbock. Bavarian dark hefeweissen, aged at temps about 30 F. 12% alcohol and just like candy. Yum Yum Yum.:) :) :)
Digital Gee
08-20-06, 10:55 PM
Just popped the top of my first Fat Tire, and whoa! I'm hooked. Yummmm!:)
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