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stevegor 08-29-10 03:04 AM


Originally Posted by lexm (Post 11372709)
Man, you guys have it all: kangaroos, Aussie Rules, and NOS Moulton APBs. That's it, I'm emigrating. :thumb:

... and funnel web spiders, red back spiders, white tail spiders, great whites, stingrays, stevegor, stonefish, box jellyfish, taipans, brown, black & tiger snakes, male platypus with poison spur, bunyips, female drivers, male roos with ripping claws, feral pigs (not to be mistaken for some Aussie sheilas) and many more to name just a few....GREAT PLACE to live.

lexm 08-29-10 08:53 AM


Originally Posted by stevegor (Post 11373437)
... and funnel web spiders, red back spiders, white tail spiders, great whites, stingrays, stevegor, stonefish, box jellyfish, taipans, brown, black & tiger snakes, male platypus with poison spur, bunyips, female drivers, male roos with ripping claws, feral pigs (not to be mistaken for some Aussie sheilas) and many more to name just a few....GREAT PLACE to live.

But...but...platypuses are cute, cuddly, and wouldn't hurt a child. I know because I had a stuffed platypus toy when I was five. :thumb:

itsmoot 08-29-10 09:50 AM


Originally Posted by stevegor (Post 11373437)
... and funnel web spiders, red back spiders, white tail spiders, great whites, stingrays, stevegor, stonefish, box jellyfish, taipans, brown, black & tiger snakes, male platypus with poison spur, bunyips, female drivers, male roos with ripping claws, feral pigs (not to be mistaken for some Aussie sheilas) and many more to name just a few....GREAT PLACE to live.

Luckily no feral drivers with poison spur. I hate those.

puppypilgrim 08-29-10 11:00 AM

Australia is home to some of the largest spiders and most poisonous animals on the planet due to their relative isolation during the period of continental drift. I would not mind spotting them a few Moultons.....LOL

stevegor 08-29-10 02:26 PM

...and blue ringed octopus, paralysis tick, puffer toadfish, toothless Collingwood supporters, King brown snake, Death adder, Mc Donald's hamburgers, Kentucky Fried Chicken, saltwater crocs, centipedes.... and these are just in my backyard

lexm 08-29-10 02:39 PM


Originally Posted by stevegor (Post 11375490)
...and blue ringed octopus, paralysis tick, puffer toadfish, toothless Collingwood supporters, King brown snake, Death adder, Mc Donald's hamburgers, Kentucky Fried Chicken, saltwater crocs, centipedes.... and these are just in my backyard

I think the first Aussie Rules match I ever saw was a VFL Grand Final between Collingwood and Geelong, televised on ESPN sometime in the 80s. Not having been there, I don't have a feel for which teams' fans are Neanderthals, which bandwagon jumpers, and so on - but you've just straightened me out on Collingwood! :thumb:

stevegor 08-30-10 12:20 AM


Originally Posted by lexm (Post 11375545)
I think the first Aussie Rules match I ever saw was a VFL Grand Final between Collingwood and Geelong, televised on ESPN sometime in the 80s. Not having been there, I don't have a feel for which teams' fans are Neanderthals, which bandwagon jumpers, and so on - but you've just straightened me out on Collingwood! :thumb:

Geelong supporter here, refined and gentlemanly, that's me.

Back on topic: Us Aussies may have missed the Sesame Crunch ride, but I'm hoping to finally meet up with Jur in the not too distant future and go for a ride in my countryside. It's not a mountainous as some of Jur's rides, but there is some nice scenic routes.

jur 08-30-10 12:55 AM


Originally Posted by stevegor (Post 11378264)
I'm hoping to finally meet up with Jur in the not too distant future and go for a ride...

In order to try out the Swift, do you have SPD shoes?

stevegor 08-30-10 01:29 AM


Originally Posted by jur (Post 11378310)
In order to try out the Swift, do you have SPD shoes?

I do, I use them for R20, MTB and tandem

Next two Sats booked out = 1x family commitments and 1x Club road race Championships

Should be free after that.... I hope. Let me know what sort of ride and distance you want to do so I can plan the appropriate route.

BTW, there is an Audax ride at Gisbourne on Sat 13th November, choice of 130+ or 80+ kms including climbing Mt Macedon, beautiful area to ride. I'm hoping to do the 130+ km, if you're free come along.

tcs 08-30-10 07:18 AM

Beautiful bike. Congrats.

mulleady 08-30-10 08:10 AM


Originally Posted by stevegor (Post 11375490)
...and blue ringed octopus, paralysis tick, puffer toadfish, toothless Collingwood supporters, King brown snake, Death adder, Mc Donald's hamburgers, Kentucky Fried Chicken, saltwater crocs, centipedes.... and these are just in my backyard

And last bot not least the highly venomous road-racer Stevegor who makes a Black Mamba snake look timid when on a ride :D

stevegor 08-30-10 02:21 PM


Originally Posted by mulleady (Post 11379261)
And last bot not least the highly venomous road-racer Stevegor who makes a Black Mamba snake look timid when on a ride :D

More of a toothless tiger these days, thankfully.

jur 08-31-10 04:21 AM


Originally Posted by stevegor (Post 11378348)
BTW, there is an Audax ride at Gisbourne on Sat 13th November, choice of 130+ or 80+ kms including climbing Mt Macedon, beautiful area to ride. I'm hoping to do the 130+ km, if you're free come along.

That sound like the business. I'm going to pen it in.

Who's running it? I don't see it on the Audax Australia calender.

[edit] Don't worry, found it.

stevegor 08-31-10 06:24 AM


Originally Posted by jur (Post 11385498)
That sound like the business. I'm going to pen it in.

Who's running it? I don't see it on the Audax Australia calender.

[edit] Don't worry, found it.

Sorry Jur, not an Audax, as you've found, but I still might do it anyway.
Hope to have the "new" old road bike for that ride.

Just entered online for 130 km.
BTW, Cycle Sport run the racing set up here in Vic, as well as this recreation ride

jur 08-31-10 06:47 AM

Connie is interested in the shorter course. :thumb:


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