alicestrong
10-08-07, 11:45 PM
http://www.artnightpasadena.org/
Click on the bikey link.
This sounds cool...:)
Click on the bikey link.
This sounds cool...:)
View Full Version : Pasadena Art Night Ride
Pages :
[1]
2
urbanknight
10-08-07, 11:51 PM
My wife was telling me about this. I might just do it, even though that won't include her. She makes art more interesting to me with her knowledge of it, just as I make music more interesting to her.
JustMe
10-09-07, 09:38 AM
Anyone want to meet at Russell's or the Rose Bowl and do this just for the heck of it?
alicestrong
10-09-07, 09:06 PM
Hey I'm doing this ride...but I'm going to be at the CICLE meeting place at six...you know, behind Patagonia...
JustMe
10-09-07, 09:46 PM
Hey I'm doing this ride...but I'm going to be at the CICLE meeting place at six...you know, behind Patagonia...
Ya, . . . that's just across the street from Russell's. Let's see if anyone else wants to join in.:)
Ya, . . . that's just across the street from Russell's. Let's see if anyone else wants to join in.:)
roadfix
10-09-07, 10:29 PM
Anyone want to meet at Russell's or the Rose Bowl and do this just for the heck of it?I would if I weren't working Friday night.
ronjon10
10-09-07, 10:32 PM
Crud, I have a friend who would've been all over this ride, but she's out of town this weekend.
robncircus
10-10-07, 10:08 AM
I think I'm gonna go see this. I might have a friend which would mean drive but if she bails I'm up for the cycling thing.
Rob
Rob
alicestrong
10-11-07, 03:31 PM
bump
JustMe
10-11-07, 04:02 PM
I think I'm gonna go see this. I might have a friend which would mean drive but if she bails I'm up for the cycling thing.
Rob, I'm not familiar with any of these gallories, but I'm guessing that there will probably be a few with photographic work which I know you appreciate.
Do you know how to get to Fair Oaks and Union wher the Patagonia store is located?
BTW, nice BUMP Alice.
Rob, I'm not familiar with any of these gallories, but I'm guessing that there will probably be a few with photographic work which I know you appreciate.
Do you know how to get to Fair Oaks and Union wher the Patagonia store is located?
BTW, nice BUMP Alice.
Jeronimo_
10-13-07, 08:21 AM
So, how was it?
The Fab Four gig in Bellflower was fun.
The Fab Four gig in Bellflower was fun.
alicestrong
10-13-07, 12:37 PM
Hey the ride was super fun and oh-so-cultural...:D
Patagonia always raffles off the best free stuff (I never win)
I saw alot of folks I know and ran into somebody who I haven't seen in ten years...and made several new friends.
No BF peeps I don't think??
Did your daughter like the band?
Patagonia always raffles off the best free stuff (I never win)
I saw alot of folks I know and ran into somebody who I haven't seen in ten years...and made several new friends.
No BF peeps I don't think??
Did your daughter like the band?
JustMe
10-13-07, 03:50 PM
There is a good reason there weren't any BF people. This might make a good pub crawl for those into pub crawls. But the only thing remotely related to cycling is the name of the sponsor. My experience riding with most of the people on this forum is that they are serious about riding, and 3 hours to do 5 miles doesn't qualify in any way, shape or form, as a ride. But that's just my opinion.
alicestrong
10-13-07, 08:48 PM
Hey did you go? I'm sorry, I would have looked for you...:)
(if I knew what you looked like)
I was really disorganized that day and barely made it myself...
What's Russells, anyway?
(if I knew what you looked like)
I was really disorganized that day and barely made it myself...
What's Russells, anyway?
JustMe
10-14-07, 09:20 AM
Yes, for about a half hour. And Russell's is the land mark restaurant mid block on the east side of the street across from Patagonia. Don't tell me you frequent the area and aren't familiar with Russell's.:eek::D
As for what I look like, my likeness is plastered in a few of the threads. And yourself?
As for what I look like, my likeness is plastered in a few of the threads. And yourself?
Placid Casual
10-14-07, 04:41 PM
There is a good reason there weren't any BF people. This might make a good pub crawl for those into pub crawls. But the only thing remotely related to cycling is the name of the sponsor. My experience riding with most of the people on this forum is that they are serious about riding, and 3 hours to do 5 miles doesn't qualify in any way, shape or form, as a ride. But that's just my opinion.
What on earth were you expecting from something billed as an "art ride," in a smallish city where the galleries aren't very far away from one another, the ride announcement for which made it clear that ample time was to be allotted for browsing the art? Hill intervals? Laps around the Rose Bowl?
There are other ways to be "serious about riding" than to put on the Spandex uniform and hammer around suburbia for several hours with eyes fixed on the cyclocomputer. One of them is to be serious about using the bike for things like nights on the town where one might otherwise use the car.
What on earth were you expecting from something billed as an "art ride," in a smallish city where the galleries aren't very far away from one another, the ride announcement for which made it clear that ample time was to be allotted for browsing the art? Hill intervals? Laps around the Rose Bowl?
There are other ways to be "serious about riding" than to put on the Spandex uniform and hammer around suburbia for several hours with eyes fixed on the cyclocomputer. One of them is to be serious about using the bike for things like nights on the town where one might otherwise use the car.
JustMe
10-15-07, 10:08 AM
Thanks PC for elucidating the nuances of what was being promoted, but you have confused the issue being presented. The question is not what I expected based on the OP, but; why would one expect much, if any, participation from a group of people who have predominantly expressed a preference to "put on the Spandex uniform" and undertake to improve their physical abilities beyond the norm. I'm sure, given a choice, most of the people posting on this forum would prefer not to "hammer around suburbia" as you put it, and if you look through the posts, you will see that many of these people travel substantial distances to ride in areas well beyond the confines of "suburbia", and expend significant amounts of money to do so in the process.
If you want to be serious about alternative forms of transportation, that's fine, and if you want to promote the environmental benefits of alternate forms of transportation, that's fine. But don't consider that being serious about efforts to improve one's efficiency at propelling oneself purely by one's own physical and mental effort on a 2 wheeled machine over significant distances/time.
If you want to be serious about alternative forms of transportation, that's fine, and if you want to promote the environmental benefits of alternate forms of transportation, that's fine. But don't consider that being serious about efforts to improve one's efficiency at propelling oneself purely by one's own physical and mental effort on a 2 wheeled machine over significant distances/time.
Placid Casual
10-15-07, 04:23 PM
Thanks PC for elucidating the nuances of what was being promoted, but you have confused the issue being presented. The question is not what I expected based on the OP, but; why would one expect much, if any, participation from a group of people who have predominantly expressed a preference to "put on the Spandex uniform" and undertake to improve their physical abilities beyond the norm.
Um, because it might be fun? I know that's a bad word to some roadies, but surely not to all of them.
Are people not allowed to like to do more than one thing on their bicycles?
Um, because it might be fun? I know that's a bad word to some roadies, but surely not to all of them.
Are people not allowed to like to do more than one thing on their bicycles?
Indolent58
10-15-07, 05:18 PM
What are you two arguing about? Don't make me come over there.
Placid Casual
10-15-07, 05:30 PM
Pick a side, Indolent. Either you're with me or you're with the terrorists.
Indolent58
10-15-07, 05:34 PM
I'm with the terriers.
alicestrong
10-15-07, 06:52 PM
As for what I look like, my likeness is plastered in a few of the threads. And yourself?
That's me in my avatar...the terrier with the long white hair and little black nose. ;)
That's me in my avatar...the terrier with the long white hair and little black nose. ;)
JustMe
10-16-07, 10:56 AM
Um, because it might be fun? I know that's a bad word to some roadies, but surely not to all of them.
Are people not allowed to like to do more than one thing on their bicycles?
Fun is seeing how many ways you can avoid the question.:D
Are people not allowed to like to do more than one thing on their bicycles?
Fun is seeing how many ways you can avoid the question.:D
roadfix
10-16-07, 10:58 AM
Posing for me breaks up the monotony of a serious road ride. I've been doing it for years...:D
JustMe
10-16-07, 11:03 AM
OK, I can see why you're with the terriers Dan.
Cute Alice, but I think your sigline betrays the real you. It looks like the daily routine of the 2 I've got at home.
Cute Alice, but I think your sigline betrays the real you. It looks like the daily routine of the 2 I've got at home.
merider1
10-16-07, 11:19 AM
Um, because it might be fun? I know that's a bad word to some roadies, but surely not to all of them.
Are people not allowed to like to do more than one thing on their bicycles?
Sigh.:rolleyes: Placid, not every opinion on here contrary to yours is a direct slam or insult on, or negative comparison to how you enjoy riding or the community of riders you enjoy most. I find it interesting that a few of the Midnight Ridazz community members have come over here and post on a regular basis (a couple of them I rather like, too). But no one in this community is over on the MR website popping up here and there to reprimand those members for their opinions expressed or “starting” debates, etc. like you do.
Would you like to explain why you feel it is necessary to jump on every person here every time you feel like you have a bone to pick? Justme, a member on here who has been supportive of all types of rides, was simply pointing out why some of us were not interested in doing the Art Ride. It doesn't mean we don't like Art, or those who want to ride and look at art, or that we look down on those who wish to ride their bikes for 3 miles, socialize and pub crawl. Have at it. Members choosing not to do this ride was no insult to Alice (nor do I think she took it that way) or any other rider who did. So, why the contention?
Oh, and one last thing – how does spandex constitute a uniform? Spandex/lycra are materials used in most sports attire to help the person exercising feel more comfortable and keep moisture off the skin. So, are people at the gym taking aerobic classes wearing spandex part of our special cult or elite group? Or do they have their own uniform and are exclusive too, in your mind, simply by wearing spandex? And why aren’t you on an Aerobic Forum (I’m sure it exists) giving them grief?
Love,
True Roadie (aka Person on Bike):)
Are people not allowed to like to do more than one thing on their bicycles?
Sigh.:rolleyes: Placid, not every opinion on here contrary to yours is a direct slam or insult on, or negative comparison to how you enjoy riding or the community of riders you enjoy most. I find it interesting that a few of the Midnight Ridazz community members have come over here and post on a regular basis (a couple of them I rather like, too). But no one in this community is over on the MR website popping up here and there to reprimand those members for their opinions expressed or “starting” debates, etc. like you do.
Would you like to explain why you feel it is necessary to jump on every person here every time you feel like you have a bone to pick? Justme, a member on here who has been supportive of all types of rides, was simply pointing out why some of us were not interested in doing the Art Ride. It doesn't mean we don't like Art, or those who want to ride and look at art, or that we look down on those who wish to ride their bikes for 3 miles, socialize and pub crawl. Have at it. Members choosing not to do this ride was no insult to Alice (nor do I think she took it that way) or any other rider who did. So, why the contention?
Oh, and one last thing – how does spandex constitute a uniform? Spandex/lycra are materials used in most sports attire to help the person exercising feel more comfortable and keep moisture off the skin. So, are people at the gym taking aerobic classes wearing spandex part of our special cult or elite group? Or do they have their own uniform and are exclusive too, in your mind, simply by wearing spandex? And why aren’t you on an Aerobic Forum (I’m sure it exists) giving them grief?
Love,
True Roadie (aka Person on Bike):)
roadfix
10-16-07, 11:51 AM
merrider1, you POB!
:D
:D
merider1
10-16-07, 12:01 PM
merrider1, you POB!
:D
You too...only you're a Poser on Bike. :p
:D
You too...only you're a Poser on Bike. :p
roadfix
10-16-07, 12:03 PM
^^ good one! :D
merider1
10-16-07, 12:04 PM
^^ good one! :D
Where's your avatar?
Where's your avatar?
roadfix
10-16-07, 12:08 PM
Where's your avatar?It's over at RBR....
Placid Casual
10-16-07, 05:08 PM
Sigh.:rolleyes: Placid, not every opinion on here contrary to yours is a direct slam or insult on, or negative comparison to how you enjoy riding or the community of riders you enjoy most. I find it interesting that a few of the Midnight Ridazz community members have come over here and post on a regular basis (a couple of them I rather like, too). But no one in this community is over on the MR website popping up here and there to reprimand those members for their opinions expressed or “starting” debates, etc. like you do.
Would you like to explain why you feel it is necessary to jump on every person here every time you feel like you have a bone to pick? Justme, a member on here who has been supportive of all types of rides, was simply pointing out why some of us were not interested in doing the Art Ride. It doesn't mean we don't like Art, or those who want to ride and look at art, or that we look down on those who wish to ride their bikes for 3 miles, socialize and pub crawl. Have at it. Members choosing not to do this ride was no insult to Alice (nor do I think she took it that way) or any other rider who did. So, why the contention?
Oh, and one last thing – how does spandex constitute a uniform? Spandex/lycra are materials used in most sports attire to help the person exercising feel more comfortable and keep moisture off the skin. So, are people at the gym taking aerobic classes wearing spandex part of our special cult or elite group? Or do they have their own uniform and are exclusive too, in your mind, simply by wearing spandex? And why aren’t you on an Aerobic Forum (I’m sure it exists) giving them grief?
Love,
True Roadie (aka Person on Bike):)
Let me get this straight. Having a bone to pick with an Art Ride is OK, but having a bone to pick with someone who has a bone to pick with an Art Ride isn't OK? I didn't notice you chiding the other guy for his contentiousness, and after all, nobody asked him for his opinion either.
I'm operating under the assumption that a public Internet forum devoted to bicycles in Southern California is a place where unsolicited opinions about bicycle-related issues in Southern California are welcome. By my way of thinking, then, it's perfectly all right for JustMe to express his disdain for the Art Ride, and it's perfectly all right for me to express my disdain for his disdain. That's called "discussion," and it's the point of having a discussion forum. That said, are some animals more equal than others around here or am I missing some crucial part of the picture?
By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?
Would you like to explain why you feel it is necessary to jump on every person here every time you feel like you have a bone to pick? Justme, a member on here who has been supportive of all types of rides, was simply pointing out why some of us were not interested in doing the Art Ride. It doesn't mean we don't like Art, or those who want to ride and look at art, or that we look down on those who wish to ride their bikes for 3 miles, socialize and pub crawl. Have at it. Members choosing not to do this ride was no insult to Alice (nor do I think she took it that way) or any other rider who did. So, why the contention?
Oh, and one last thing – how does spandex constitute a uniform? Spandex/lycra are materials used in most sports attire to help the person exercising feel more comfortable and keep moisture off the skin. So, are people at the gym taking aerobic classes wearing spandex part of our special cult or elite group? Or do they have their own uniform and are exclusive too, in your mind, simply by wearing spandex? And why aren’t you on an Aerobic Forum (I’m sure it exists) giving them grief?
Love,
True Roadie (aka Person on Bike):)
Let me get this straight. Having a bone to pick with an Art Ride is OK, but having a bone to pick with someone who has a bone to pick with an Art Ride isn't OK? I didn't notice you chiding the other guy for his contentiousness, and after all, nobody asked him for his opinion either.
I'm operating under the assumption that a public Internet forum devoted to bicycles in Southern California is a place where unsolicited opinions about bicycle-related issues in Southern California are welcome. By my way of thinking, then, it's perfectly all right for JustMe to express his disdain for the Art Ride, and it's perfectly all right for me to express my disdain for his disdain. That's called "discussion," and it's the point of having a discussion forum. That said, are some animals more equal than others around here or am I missing some crucial part of the picture?
By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?
Indolent58
10-16-07, 05:16 PM
I'm operating under the assumption that a public Internet forum devoted to bicycles in Southern California is a place where unsolicited opinions about bicycle-related issues in Southern California are welcome. By my way of thinking, then, it's perfectly all right for JustMe to express his disdain for the Art Ride, and it's perfectly all right for me to express my disdain for his disdain. That's called "discussion," and it's the point of having a discussion forum. That said, are some animals more equal than others around here or am I missing some crucial part of the picture?
By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?
It's "Internets"
By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?
It's "Internets"
merider1
10-16-07, 05:43 PM
Let me get this straight. Having a bone to pick with an Art Ride is OK, but having a bone to pick with someone who has a bone to pick with an Art Ride isn't OK? I didn't notice you chiding the other guy for his contentiousness, and after all, nobody asked him for his opinion either.
I'm operating under the assumption that a public Internet forum devoted to bicycles in Southern California is a place where unsolicited opinions about bicycle-related issues in Southern California are welcome. By my way of thinking, then, it's perfectly all right for JustMe to express his disdain for the Art Ride, and it's perfectly all right for me to express my disdain for his disdain. That's called "discussion," and it's the point of having a discussion forum. That said, are some animals more equal than others around here or am I missing some crucial part of the picture?
By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?
See, this is where you are being pig-headed! Gene (Justme) expressed INTEREST IN the ride. Look at the posts in the beginning of the thread and his subsequent posts to Alice, Placid! He even tried getting a group to meet at the Rose Bowl for the art ride. He didn't put the ride down one bit, nor did anyone else in this thread. He was merely explaining in ONE post (that caused your tightie-whities to get all up in there, didn't it?) why he thought some of us wouldn't join (and he was right, by the way), but none of his remark was contentious, for cry eye. Are you an adult or a teenager? You act like the later.
As for MR, if this community belongs to Midnight Ridazz, why doesn't this forum go by Midnightridazz.net? YOU are being the hypocrite, PC. This community belongs to no one, and no one has said you can't give an opinion or be here, but we shouldn't have to walk on egg shells around you either. How about expressing yourself without jumping all over members for ANY post you deem as criticism of anything YOU hold dear. And let me remind you of how you taunt us for our "spandex uniforms" (never did answer my question on that, now did ya?) and our "roadie" ways. You seem to think it perfectly acceptable to behave like that, but then you cry wolf and claim us to be denying you an opportunity to be an "equal animal."
Grow up! :rolleyes:
I'm operating under the assumption that a public Internet forum devoted to bicycles in Southern California is a place where unsolicited opinions about bicycle-related issues in Southern California are welcome. By my way of thinking, then, it's perfectly all right for JustMe to express his disdain for the Art Ride, and it's perfectly all right for me to express my disdain for his disdain. That's called "discussion," and it's the point of having a discussion forum. That said, are some animals more equal than others around here or am I missing some crucial part of the picture?
By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?
See, this is where you are being pig-headed! Gene (Justme) expressed INTEREST IN the ride. Look at the posts in the beginning of the thread and his subsequent posts to Alice, Placid! He even tried getting a group to meet at the Rose Bowl for the art ride. He didn't put the ride down one bit, nor did anyone else in this thread. He was merely explaining in ONE post (that caused your tightie-whities to get all up in there, didn't it?) why he thought some of us wouldn't join (and he was right, by the way), but none of his remark was contentious, for cry eye. Are you an adult or a teenager? You act like the later.
As for MR, if this community belongs to Midnight Ridazz, why doesn't this forum go by Midnightridazz.net? YOU are being the hypocrite, PC. This community belongs to no one, and no one has said you can't give an opinion or be here, but we shouldn't have to walk on egg shells around you either. How about expressing yourself without jumping all over members for ANY post you deem as criticism of anything YOU hold dear. And let me remind you of how you taunt us for our "spandex uniforms" (never did answer my question on that, now did ya?) and our "roadie" ways. You seem to think it perfectly acceptable to behave like that, but then you cry wolf and claim us to be denying you an opportunity to be an "equal animal."
Grow up! :rolleyes:
Placid Casual
10-16-07, 05:44 PM
I bought my track bike on "the eBays," after researching it on "the Google."
Placid Casual
10-16-07, 05:45 PM
As for MR, if this community belongs to Midnight Ridazz, why doesn't this forum go by Midnightridazz.net?
Do you honestly not realize why this makes no sense whatsoever? Think, then write.
EDIT: And why do you keep dragging Midnight Ridazz into this, anyway? I'm speaking for myself here.
Do you honestly not realize why this makes no sense whatsoever? Think, then write.
EDIT: And why do you keep dragging Midnight Ridazz into this, anyway? I'm speaking for myself here.
merider1
10-16-07, 05:51 PM
Do you honestly not realize why this makes no sense whatsoever? Think, then write.
Back to one liners again, huh? :rolleyes: Read, then think, then write...you focused on one line that makes perfect sense. :D
Back to one liners again, huh? :rolleyes: Read, then think, then write...you focused on one line that makes perfect sense. :D
Placid Casual
10-16-07, 05:56 PM
Back to one liners again, huh? :rolleyes: Read, then think, then write...you focused on one line that makes perfect sense. :D
You really want more lines? OK.
You said:
"As for MR, if this community belongs to Midnight Ridazz, why doesn't this forum go by Midnightridazz.net?"
This makes no sense whatsoever. I never mentioned Midnight Ridazz. I never said nor remotely suggested that this community "belongs to Midnight Ridazz." You pulled that entirely out of your rear end. If I'm wrong, show me why I'm wrong.
You really want more lines? OK.
You said:
"As for MR, if this community belongs to Midnight Ridazz, why doesn't this forum go by Midnightridazz.net?"
This makes no sense whatsoever. I never mentioned Midnight Ridazz. I never said nor remotely suggested that this community "belongs to Midnight Ridazz." You pulled that entirely out of your rear end. If I'm wrong, show me why I'm wrong.
merider1
10-16-07, 06:02 PM
This makes no sense whatsoever. I never mentioned Midnight Ridazz. I never said nor remotely suggested that this community "belongs to Midnight Ridazz." You pulled that entirely out of your rear end. If I'm wrong, show me why I'm wrong.
I just want you to know just how much my ass hurts having had to pull this out of it:
"By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?"
I just want you to know just how much my ass hurts having had to pull this out of it:
"By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?"
ronjon10
10-16-07, 06:09 PM
Awww, you two were getting along so well disagreeing with me on the other thread.
merider1
10-16-07, 06:10 PM
Awww, you two were getting along so well disagreeing with me on the other thread.
Oh, we're still getting along. I still like Placid. I'm just calling him on his poo. It's in my nature. As for you, I still disagree...:p
Oh, we're still getting along. I still like Placid. I'm just calling him on his poo. It's in my nature. As for you, I still disagree...:p
Placid Casual
10-16-07, 06:17 PM
I just want you to know just how much my ass hurts having had to pull this out of it:
"By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?"
Ours, as in "yours and mine." Even if the general context didn't make it clear (and I believe it did), the very next sentence would have clarified it for you, had you actually read and thought about it rather than leaping for the "Reply With Quote" link.
I hear Butt Buttr is good for a sore ass.
"By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?"
Ours, as in "yours and mine." Even if the general context didn't make it clear (and I believe it did), the very next sentence would have clarified it for you, had you actually read and thought about it rather than leaping for the "Reply With Quote" link.
I hear Butt Buttr is good for a sore ass.
Indolent58
10-16-07, 06:19 PM
I just want you to know just how much my ass hurts having had to pull this out of it:
"By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?"
Well if your ass hurts, you should just cry and bring an end to this silly argument. Maybe PC will even buy you something nice.
"By the way, I don't understand that bit about people from the MR forums coming "over here." This isn't your Internet community, it's ours. I ride a bike in Southern California, and my BF red star is just as red as yours (and I've been registered longer). So what's that supposed to be about, hmm?"
Well if your ass hurts, you should just cry and bring an end to this silly argument. Maybe PC will even buy you something nice.
merider1
10-16-07, 06:25 PM
Ours, as in "yours and mine." Even if the general context didn't make it clear (and I believe it did), the very next sentence would have clarified it for you, had you actually read and thought about it rather than leaping for the "Reply With Quote" link.
I hear Butt Buttr is good for a sore ass.
You and I have an "us?" That is so sweet. And remember, Placid, your posts aren't always as crystal clear as you think they are, number one, and clearly you miss sarcasm. And for the record, I read every last sentence in your post with tremendous delight and sincere consideration before I hit the "Reply with Quote" link.
As for the Butt Buttr, I've used it- it does nothing for a sore ass, it just greases the spandex and reduces the friction. :D
I hear Butt Buttr is good for a sore ass.
You and I have an "us?" That is so sweet. And remember, Placid, your posts aren't always as crystal clear as you think they are, number one, and clearly you miss sarcasm. And for the record, I read every last sentence in your post with tremendous delight and sincere consideration before I hit the "Reply with Quote" link.
As for the Butt Buttr, I've used it- it does nothing for a sore ass, it just greases the spandex and reduces the friction. :D
merider1
10-16-07, 06:27 PM
Well if your ass hurts, you should just cry and bring an end to this silly argument. Maybe PC will even buy you something nice.
:eek: Silly? Argument? :rolleyes: I'm not arguing. I was merely defending a fellow member in this here community that belongs to Placid and me. In "our" community, all animals are allowed to speak freely and equally.
:eek: Silly? Argument? :rolleyes: I'm not arguing. I was merely defending a fellow member in this here community that belongs to Placid and me. In "our" community, all animals are allowed to speak freely and equally.
Indolent58
10-16-07, 06:28 PM
Oink
Placid Casual
10-16-07, 06:40 PM
And remember, Placid, your posts aren't always as crystal clear as you think they are
None of us are the writers we wish we were, but that one was actually pretty crystal clear. You jumped to a conclusion. Being human, you made a mistake. It happens.
None of us are the writers we wish we were, but that one was actually pretty crystal clear. You jumped to a conclusion. Being human, you made a mistake. It happens.
merider1
10-16-07, 06:51 PM
None of us are the writers we wish we were, but that one was actually pretty crystal clear. You jumped to a conclusion. Being human, you made a mistake. It happens.
Apology accepted. :)
Apology accepted. :)
Placid Casual
10-16-07, 09:53 PM
I'll bet you thought you were really clever, slipping that one in right before the server maintenance. Well, in fact, I'll have you know that 6%#$o*y^#$#$#$#$#$#$#$[NO CARRIER]
merider1
10-16-07, 10:08 PM
I'll bet you thought you were really clever, slipping that one in right before the server maintenance. Well, in fact, I'll have you know that 6%#$o*y^#$#$#$#$#$#$#$[NO CARRIER]
Are you still all pumped up? :rolleyes: Geez, you'd think after a few hours (and drinks?) you'd be all relaxed.:p Dude. You need to RELAX. And, no, I don't know 6%#$o*y^#$#$#$#$#$#$#$[NO CARRIER]. Who is that?
Are you still all pumped up? :rolleyes: Geez, you'd think after a few hours (and drinks?) you'd be all relaxed.:p Dude. You need to RELAX. And, no, I don't know 6%#$o*y^#$#$#$#$#$#$#$[NO CARRIER]. Who is that?
vBulletin® v3.7.3, Copyright ©2000-2008, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.