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#1902
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Don't forget the photographer.
I'm not in the pic. This is me:
260370_614703845207788_1650817557_n by trsnrtr, on Flickr
I'm not in the pic. This is me:
260370_614703845207788_1650817557_n by trsnrtr, on Flickr
#1904
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Don't forget the photographer.
I'm not in the pic. This is me:
260370_614703845207788_1650817557_n by trsnrtr, on Flickr
I'm not in the pic. This is me:
260370_614703845207788_1650817557_n by trsnrtr, on Flickr
#1906
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Oh, just remembered, I get to stop by the LBS on the way home today. I ordered in some brake levers for the drops on my daughter's bike since I'm not a fan of the cross style brakes. I think you lose some control when you go to the tops and braking is when you need the most control (imho).
Also, I'm getting a bottle cage, bottle, brake cables/housing, and pedals with toe clips. Gloves, kit, and helmet will have to wait until she is with me to pick out.
For today's purchases I'll be going to the independent shop I do the accounting for. I've spent enough at Erik's Bike Shop in the last month (just ask my wife).
Also, I'm getting a bottle cage, bottle, brake cables/housing, and pedals with toe clips. Gloves, kit, and helmet will have to wait until she is with me to pick out.
For today's purchases I'll be going to the independent shop I do the accounting for. I've spent enough at Erik's Bike Shop in the last month (just ask my wife).
#1907
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They hadn't invented glue yet in those days.
They used spit and gluten flour.
They used spit and gluten flour.
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I see what you did there, Billy.
(Gotta toot your own horn around here some days. Plus, I think they fall asleep at the keyboard at times.)
(Gotta toot your own horn around here some days. Plus, I think they fall asleep at the keyboard at times.)
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#1909
Has a magic bike
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ER doc: "Hey Dr Heathpack can you look at a puppy for me? Presenting for inability to eat and a funny facial expression."
Tetanus, yep, lockjaw. There's really nothing else it could be. Thorn in paw two weeks ago.
Tetanus, yep, lockjaw. There's really nothing else it could be. Thorn in paw two weeks ago.
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My great-grandfather died of tetanus. Got cut from a horse's hoof.
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#1913
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Completely reversible if dog does not die of a complication first. It depends on how bad it gets. Right now she can open her mouth about 1 inch and we actually just got her to eat some soft food. She can still walk. Dogs are pretty resistant to tetanus, so if it doesn't get too much worse she will probably survive and become normal again, it will just takes weeks to a few months. If it gets worse to the point where she can't eat or drink, if she can't walk, or if it affects her breathing muscles, she will probably need to be euthanized. We can put in a feeling tube maybe if its just a matter of an inability to eat/drink. The problem is we need to be able to get her mouth open to do that, we may not be able to, even under anesthesia. So we'll have to see how things progress over the next few days.
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Really? That looks like previous generation racing. What year is that?
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#1916
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In the most heterosexual way possible, I have to say that 1989 trainsnorter is a good looking dude.
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I had the same thought. I make sure that it is hetero by thinking how jealous I am of him.
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I just observed that the packaging on the endless supply of almonds my wife gave me, identifies the almonds as "Superfood + Almonds"
If I eat enough of these I will either:
Be dead
Prepared to win the Giro de Italia, Tour de France and the Vuelta a Espana in a single year.
If I eat enough of these I will either:
Be dead
Prepared to win the Giro de Italia, Tour de France and the Vuelta a Espana in a single year.
#1920
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#1923
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Oh look, I see the knee jerk hammer thingy.
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