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bahahaha.. point tookin'.
I never want to assume it's going to be a roaring party so as to not disappoint anyone.
I never want to assume it's going to be a roaring party so as to not disappoint anyone.
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I got three cycling dvds for Giftmas:
- Pure Sweet Hell (artsy/kickass cyclocross documentary)
- Transition (follows some riders over the course of a cyclocross season)
- Crash! (roadies dying all over the place)
I can also bring some stuff from the Cycle Therapy library if anyone has something in mind.
PS. I could also use a (cheap/good) booze recommendation for Friday.
- Pure Sweet Hell (artsy/kickass cyclocross documentary)
- Transition (follows some riders over the course of a cyclocross season)
- Crash! (roadies dying all over the place)
I can also bring some stuff from the Cycle Therapy library if anyone has something in mind.
PS. I could also use a (cheap/good) booze recommendation for Friday.
So I says to Mable I says
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Originally Posted by shapelike
I got three cycling dvds for Giftmas:
- Pure Sweet Hell (artsy/kickass cyclocross documentary)
- Transition (follows some riders over the course of a cyclocross season)
- Crash! (roadies dying all over the place)
I can also bring some stuff from the Cycle Therapy library if anyone has something in mind.
PS. I could also use a (cheap/good) booze recommendation for Friday.
- Pure Sweet Hell (artsy/kickass cyclocross documentary)
- Transition (follows some riders over the course of a cyclocross season)
- Crash! (roadies dying all over the place)
I can also bring some stuff from the Cycle Therapy library if anyone has something in mind.
PS. I could also use a (cheap/good) booze recommendation for Friday.
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
Awesome! I actually really want to see Pure Sweet Hell. I saw on the Velotique website that they have copies there, so I was going to see about renting it. Definitely bring those. The only other film that I can think of off the top of my head that's been in my "to watch" pile is A Sunday In Hell.
The best part of "A Sunday in Hell" is the begining. No music. Just footage of the team mechanic cleaning and tuning the race bike. A good 5-10 minutes of highend vintage road bike.
Gotta love the BB attached work stand and (horse hair?) cleaning brush.
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Woohoo! I got a pair of NOS 90's Ambrosio polished rims today for a ridiculously good price!! I'm glad to decided to take a look at Cyclepath near my parent's house in Mississauga! I got a new camera too to replace my old one that died in an accidental salt water bath so I'll post some bike pictures soon. Have fun with the scotch tasting. Later dudes.
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Is the LCBO even open nowadays?
Bring some space cakes haha.
Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
let me know what manner of edibles i can bring. i'm thinking something neutral and palate cleansing (oat cakes, raisins etc).
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I met a German and a Frenchman today on their way to India on their bikes from their respective countries. They were really nice and gave me their website addresses. gave me some good ideas for my own tour, although they were (sensibly) on mountain bikes.
German guy:
www.radfrei.de
French Guy:
https://cyclovoyage.free.fr
Got me real excited. Looked like they were having the time of their lives. I let them know how cool I thought their trip was and asked them all kinds of things about their bikes.
German guy:
www.radfrei.de
French Guy:
https://cyclovoyage.free.fr
Got me real excited. Looked like they were having the time of their lives. I let them know how cool I thought their trip was and asked them all kinds of things about their bikes.
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No, I was waiting outside of the post office while my dad was buying stamps (we drove there), and they rolled up and asked which letter box to use to send letters out of the country. I asked if they were nervous of the drivers in dubai, who are by far the worst, most dangerous, most inconsiderate drivers I have EVER experienced, bar none, and they said no way, the drivers in Tehran are way worse! I really admire those guys!
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Originally Posted by Danhalen
Woohoo! I got a pair of NOS 90's Ambrosio polished rims today for a ridiculously good price!!
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
let me know what manner of edibles i can bring. i'm thinking something neutral and palate cleansing (oat cakes, raisins etc).
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
I think you're getting too fancy.. I'm likely going to make some salsa and guac, just because those are good munchie foods. Not sure what else.
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I posted a reply earlier, but apparently it didn't get submitted properly.
Homemade salsa is fancier food yes, but I meant that your suggestion of "neutral and palette cleansing" foods was fancy.
And yeah, feel free to bring your own glass if you're going to be a snob. I'm actually going to try and pick up some rocks glasses tomorrow. If that fails, juice glasses it is!
Homemade salsa is fancier food yes, but I meant that your suggestion of "neutral and palette cleansing" foods was fancy.
And yeah, feel free to bring your own glass if you're going to be a snob. I'm actually going to try and pick up some rocks glasses tomorrow. If that fails, juice glasses it is!
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
I posted a reply earlier, but apparently it didn't get submitted properly.
Homemade salsa is fancier food yes, but I meant that your suggestion of "neutral and palette cleansing" foods was fancy.
And yeah, feel free to bring your own glass if you're going to be a snob. I'm actually going to try and pick up some rocks glasses tomorrow. If that fails, juice glasses it is!
Homemade salsa is fancier food yes, but I meant that your suggestion of "neutral and palette cleansing" foods was fancy.
And yeah, feel free to bring your own glass if you're going to be a snob. I'm actually going to try and pick up some rocks glasses tomorrow. If that fails, juice glasses it is!
let me know if you don't pick up glasses and i can bring some (but they're from the gas station and have chewbakka on them).
Shiftless bum
I'll be bringing a bottle (well, half a bottle) of Glenmorangie Cellar 13 which I'd be happy to see get a new owner and some Aberlour A'bunadh. I'll also bring some spring water and I brought some bison sausages back from god's country if anyone's interested.
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truneo that tuned park internal nipple wrench work ??
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I've got "McClellands Islay Malt".
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Originally Posted by lymbzero
AWWW SWEET!
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
here i was thinking that everyone would be on their best behaviour.
if you want to post the brand / genre of scotch you've got i'll keep a running list.
if you want to post the brand / genre of scotch you've got i'll keep a running list.
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Originally Posted by cavernmech
One bottle of Laphroaig....one bottle of Lagavulin. Both Islay malts. While there aren't really any "economy" single malts may I suggest either Oban (Western Highland) or Dalwhinnie ( Highland). Both of these are part of the "Classic Malts of Scotland" series and tend to be a few bucks cheaper. That and I heart highland malts. The most affordable will prolly be Glenlivet and Glenfiddich.
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Originally Posted by operator
Holy ****, whoever made that webpage needs to be shot.
just for how they were riding man...its myspace...I expect nothing but scrolly jumbled pages
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Originally Posted by duppy.conqueror
lol it most definitely was not for the "beauty" of the website...hahahahahaha
just for how they were riding man...its myspace...I expect nothing but scrolly jumbled pages
just for how they were riding man...its myspace...I expect nothing but scrolly jumbled pages