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01-12-14, 08:11 PM
#1226
Still kicking.
65 miles today.
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01-12-14, 08:15 PM
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01-12-14, 08:26 PM
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01-12-14, 08:29 PM
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Casually Deliberate
I wish I'd felt up to eating a cheeseburger today. I've had a bad cold for the last week but today I felt lower than a Basset's flews. I'm suspecting it was a migraine and now that I have health insurance I'm going to make sure I have anti-nausea pills on hand at all times. LoP kept saying "Are you going to be okay? You're awfully quiet." I said "Savor these moments and think of them fondly when I'm back to normal." Which I figure I'm only a Little Debbie's cherry pie, a can of cranberry Red Bull, and a cup of Starbuck's away from being.
01-12-14, 08:32 PM
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01-12-14, 08:36 PM
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01-12-14, 08:42 PM
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Clerks has, in my humble opinion, one of the best first halves of any movie. It losses steam in the second half, although the discussion about union workers in the partially built Death Star is fairly funny.
01-12-14, 09:23 PM
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Little Debbie's cherry pie is inferior to the Hostess version. Must be insufficient lard content.
01-12-14, 09:29 PM
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Clerks II has, in my opinion, one of the best middle 1/32nds of any movie when Rosario Dawson is [strike]dancing[/strike] bouncing on the rooftop.
01-12-14, 09:54 PM
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The Chewlies rep scene was a highlight.
01-12-14, 10:17 PM
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51mi .. insane wind.. like 15-20 with higher gusts.. down by the water.. poor route choice. got a flat with 8mi left. and apparently cracked my rim in the process. now i have to use my good rear wheel or the N+1 rain bike.
01-12-14, 10:57 PM
#1237
Still kicking.
Decided on having no goals this year. What ever I get I get.
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01-12-14, 11:34 PM
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otherwise the usual household brew is something from new glarus, typically spotted cow. fat squirrel (nut brown) is a seasonal that's available now so i've been getting that, along with the other seasonal cabin fever (honey bock). you can only get these behind the cheddar curtain. i smuggle a lot to friends in chicago.
01-13-14, 06:58 AM
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01-13-14, 08:00 AM
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that is not "Insane" wind. That is windy. Come to the plains, and you will understand
01-13-14, 08:39 AM
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Once you've tried Hunaphu's Imperial Stout... pretty much everything else tastes like pee.
"Pours extremely dark in color with a brown head with notes of big chocolate and espresso, moderate notes of vanilla and cinnamon and a mild tinge of tobacco and chilis. The flavor opens with a big blast of chocolate and moderate espresso with elements of dark toffee and interjecting threads of vanilla with lingering hints of cinnamon and tobacco and chillies notes with a mild scoville heat in the finish." -Head Brewer Wayne Wambles
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"Pours extremely dark in color with a brown head with notes of big chocolate and espresso, moderate notes of vanilla and cinnamon and a mild tinge of tobacco and chilis. The flavor opens with a big blast of chocolate and moderate espresso with elements of dark toffee and interjecting threads of vanilla with lingering hints of cinnamon and tobacco and chillies notes with a mild scoville heat in the finish." -Head Brewer Wayne Wambles
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01-13-14, 08:40 AM
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well i didn't have a wind gauge so who knows what it actually was. but riding 36-25 on flat ground at like 10mph is pretty evil to me.
at 125lbs on a 17lb bike i was being blown around quite a bit. i disagree that wind=hill. wind is much more unnerving and messes with your form.
at 125lbs on a 17lb bike i was being blown around quite a bit. i disagree that wind=hill. wind is much more unnerving and messes with your form.
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01-13-14, 09:00 AM
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skinny latte for me. thanks.
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01-13-14, 09:03 AM
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Once you've tried Hunaphu's Imperial Stout... pretty much everything else tastes like pee.
"Pours extremely dark in color with a brown head with notes of big chocolate and espresso, moderate notes of vanilla and cinnamon and a mild tinge of tobacco and chilis. The flavor opens with a big blast of chocolate and moderate espresso with elements of dark toffee and interjecting threads of vanilla with lingering hints of cinnamon and tobacco and chillies notes with a mild scoville heat in the finish." -Head Brewer Wayne Wambles
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"Pours extremely dark in color with a brown head with notes of big chocolate and espresso, moderate notes of vanilla and cinnamon and a mild tinge of tobacco and chilis. The flavor opens with a big blast of chocolate and moderate espresso with elements of dark toffee and interjecting threads of vanilla with lingering hints of cinnamon and tobacco and chillies notes with a mild scoville heat in the finish." -Head Brewer Wayne Wambles
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Milk stout is not stout. Oatmeal stout is not stout. If people want to be "crafty", they have free reign in Porters. Stout needs to be left to the professionals.
01-13-14, 09:36 AM
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01-13-14, 09:42 AM
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All this beer talk in the morning. Now I want to go get toasty.
01-13-14, 09:51 AM
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Yes, but......... they have, IMHO, a high amount of variability batch to batch. The stuff we had post Point-2-Pint was excellent, but I had tried their stout on 2 prior occasions, and not been remotely impressed. The wonderful thing about Guinness is that it is Guinness every time.
01-13-14, 09:51 AM
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