General Cycling Discussion - Reminisce

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Steele-Bike
12-16-01, 06:20 PM
Oh, how I have grown. I was just looking at my first post (http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1625)and couldn't help but think about the difference a year and a half brings. I was such a novice when I first logged in to this site. I have rode bikes since the dawn of time, but until BikeForums, I never knew who to ask for advice or who to tell my adventures to. Now, I just can't seem to shut up.
Thank you.
Hey, it's good to have you around here. Keep up the posting. :)
velo
Matadon
12-17-01, 09:34 AM
Originally posted by Steele-Bike
Oh, how I have grown. I was just looking at my first post (http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1625)and couldn't help but think about the difference a year and a half brings. I was such a novice when I first logged in to this site. I have rode bikes since the dawn of time, but until BikeForums, I never knew who to ask for advice or who to tell my adventures to. Now, I just can't seem to shut up.
Thank you.
...and the best part about BF is that it keeps you from annoying your non-cycling friends with cycling anecdotes and/or epics.
I'm just glad that I stumbled across BF (and Ken Kifer's bike pages); I had always wanted to start cycling, and without BF I think I'd still be mulling over which bike to buy, instead of out riding around, getting harassed by Pan troglodytes bardus bardus automobilia (Very stupid motoring chimpanzees).
LightBoy
12-17-01, 11:12 AM
Originally posted by Steele-Bike
Oh, how I have grown. I was just looking at my first post...
I was doing the same thing a week or two ago. I reread some of my old posts, and was kind of surprised. I'd forgotten how hesitant I was to jump in, since everyone else seemed to know eachother. I thought I'd be treated like an outsider, but I was welcomed right off the bat. Thanks a lot everybody!
It's good to have you around Steele. I always enjoy reading your posts, and I'm sure I will continue to. I signed up about the same time you did, and for a long time I still felt like a green-horn. When I see all the new names, I'm realizing that we're starting to become old-timers now! Well, at least the real forum-geezers like Ba-Dg-Er, Pete Clark, ChrisL, and fubar5 (and a bunch of others not mentioned - don't take it personally) will always keep us feeling young! :D
Chris L
12-17-01, 03:30 PM
Originally posted by Matadon
getting harassed by Pan troglodytes bardus bardus automobilia (Very stupid motoring chimpanzees).
Gee, I can't top that cliche. Congratulations! :beer:
LightBoy
12-17-01, 05:20 PM
Originally posted by Matadon
Pan troglodytes bardus bardus automobilia (Very stupid motoring chimpanzees).
I am going to have to start using this! Okay, first I need to learn how to pronounce it, but then I'm going to start using it.
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