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03-22-07, 11:11 AM
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Dan Deacon!
03-22-07, 11:12 AM
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Well I want dan deacon albums either way if anyone wants to burn me some.
03-22-07, 11:15 AM
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MOS DEF -- FEAR NOT OF MAN...
(cause thats what im listening to
)
(cause thats what im listening to
)
03-22-07, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
Dan Deacon!
Or Agent Orange - Bloodstains [Original Version]
I like that dude reminds me a bit of final fantasy who are coming to my town.
Last edited by sweep242; 03-22-07 at 11:31 AM.
03-22-07, 11:25 AM
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ok track changed now its
Talib Kweli -- the blast
Talib Kweli -- the blast
03-22-07, 11:32 AM
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go outside!
rode along the laskeshore. it's clear of snow/ice, although there's lots of puddles, and twigs and **** (literally/figuratively).
i saw only one other cyclist. a fair number of joggers. a surprising number of cops too, considering i was mostly on the path.
there was a noticable temperature difference when i crossed the humber bridge and then back again. a chilly fog is laying over the center of toronto, but a strong southeast wind is pushing it west. neat conditions by the lake, anyway.
rode along the laskeshore. it's clear of snow/ice, although there's lots of puddles, and twigs and **** (literally/figuratively).
i saw only one other cyclist. a fair number of joggers. a surprising number of cops too, considering i was mostly on the path.
there was a noticable temperature difference when i crossed the humber bridge and then back again. a chilly fog is laying over the center of toronto, but a strong southeast wind is pushing it west. neat conditions by the lake, anyway.
03-22-07, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by zippered
go outside!
rode along the laskeshore. it's clear of snow/ice, although there's lots of puddles, and twigs and **** (literally/figuratively).
i saw only one other cyclist. a fair number of joggers. a surprising number of cops too, considering i was mostly on the path.
there was a noticable temperature difference when i crossed the humber bridge and then back again. a chilly fog is laying over the center of toronto, but a strong southeast wind is pushing it west. neat conditions by the lake, anyway.
rode along the laskeshore. it's clear of snow/ice, although there's lots of puddles, and twigs and **** (literally/figuratively).
i saw only one other cyclist. a fair number of joggers. a surprising number of cops too, considering i was mostly on the path.
there was a noticable temperature difference when i crossed the humber bridge and then back again. a chilly fog is laying over the center of toronto, but a strong southeast wind is pushing it west. neat conditions by the lake, anyway.
03-22-07, 11:53 AM
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^^
aww sorry!
hopefully y'all can when you're done, at least... sunset isn't til 7:30...
aww sorry!
hopefully y'all can when you're done, at least... sunset isn't til 7:30...
03-22-07, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by sweep242
Hell yes
Or Agent Orange - Bloodstains [Original Version]
I like that dude reminds me a bit of final fantasy who are coming to my town.
Or Agent Orange - Bloodstains [Original Version]
I like that dude reminds me a bit of final fantasy who are coming to my town.
03-22-07, 12:05 PM
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Now that's good timing. I start riding back to the office from the Linux Caffe just as that quick little bout of heavy rain starts. Now my pant(ie)s are soaked.
On the other hand, I did score a delicious portuguese custard tart and an espresso at Rosa's in Kensington. Mmmmm.. I had a craving that had to be fulfilled.
ps. cavernmech: you've totally created a monster by giving me one of those a couple weeks ago. I'm craving them constantly now. I can feel it going straight to my thighs..
On the other hand, I did score a delicious portuguese custard tart and an espresso at Rosa's in Kensington. Mmmmm.. I had a craving that had to be fulfilled.
ps. cavernmech: you've totally created a monster by giving me one of those a couple weeks ago. I'm craving them constantly now. I can feel it going straight to my thighs..
03-22-07, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
Final Fantasy as in the guy with the Violin? i saw him open for the arcade fire at danforth music hall. he's great live but in my opinion sounds nothing like dan deacon.
03-22-07, 12:19 PM
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03-22-07, 12:20 PM
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I slapped some fenders on the Ciocc and rode, but dang is it messy out there. It is a nice day though and I wore some long shorts, figuring I would be less-filthy once I got home. Didn't work, I am a mess.
03-22-07, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
I slapped some fenders on the Ciocc and rode, but dang is it messy out there. It is a nice day though and I wore some long shorts, figuring I would be less-filthy once I got home. Didn't work, I am a mess.
03-22-07, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
Final Fantasy as in the guy with the Violin? i saw him open for the arcade fire at danforth music hall. he's great live but in my opinion sounds nothing like dan deacon.
03-22-07, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by tovi
also a member of the Hidden Cameras
A. One of my bandmates in my Other Band (Scarborough A/V) played drums for a while in the Hidden Cameras (THC.. uhhuhuh)
B. He is also in another band (Republic Of Safety) which contains a member of The Hidden Cameras, Maggie MacDonald.
ps. I just googled "hidden cameras" and it returned an article with that title from Toronto Life about that altercation between the motorist and messenger in Kensington last year.
03-22-07, 01:10 PM
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stolen from fyxomatosis
nice frame
nice frame
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
stolen from fyxomatosis
nice frame
nice frame
03-22-07, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by sweep242
Is it a road bike now?
I have a quick question actually, for the mechanics: I think the chain is too long as I am jumping a couple of gears, can I use the magic link thingy that came with the chain (Ultegra 9-speed) to open the chain and then knock a couple of links off? Or is best to just use the chain-tool anywhere on the chain and use a new magic link thingy? Thanks for any help.
03-22-07, 03:02 PM
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ehh? if you have a chain tool, why bother with a magic link thingy? i always removed links with a chain tool, and put chains back together with a chain tool. no magic link thingy here.
but it'll work either way.
edit: jet, you are effing tall.
but it'll work either way.
edit: jet, you are effing tall.
03-22-07, 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by boroSS
ehh? if you have a chain tool, why bother with a magic link thingy? i always removed links with a chain tool, and put chains back together with a chain tool. no magic link thingy here.
but it'll work either way.
edit: jet, you are effing tall.
but it'll work either way.
edit: jet, you are effing tall.
I am 6'1" and the frame is a 60 but yeah, it looks gigantic in pictures, dunno why.
03-22-07, 03:26 PM
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damnit! I left work and my right pedal/crankarm/cleat/something felt a little weird and wobbly. It got worse really quickly and so I pulled in to check it out. I've been hearing a squeaking noise occasionally for the past few weeks and so I thought maybe my bottom bracket bit the dust or a crankarm had loosened or something.. turns out my pedal had unthreaded about 75% of the way. I next to La Carerra so I popped in to use a wrench and I couldn't get the pedal to thread in straight! Do you think I fawked the threads in the crankarm in that short distance? The ones on the pedal looked fine. grrr! Of course, I was so annoying I just torqued it in there anyway which probably will result in me toasting the threads on my eggbeaters as well, but I was *not* walking/ttc'ing it home.
03-22-07, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
Hrm, I've tried to put together a chain with the tool but I always have a hard time with getting the pin into the links perfectly.
I am 6'1" and the frame is a 60 but yeah, it looks gigantic in pictures, dunno why.
I am 6'1" and the frame is a 60 but yeah, it looks gigantic in pictures, dunno why.
03-22-07, 03:36 PM
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Originally Posted by boroSS
ehh? if you have a chain tool, why bother with a magic link thingy? i always removed links with a chain tool, and put chains back together with a chain tool. no magic link thingy here.
but it'll work either way.
edit: jet, you are effing tall.
but it'll work either way.
edit: jet, you are effing tall.
) and the pin won't reseat properly. I tend to use the magic link thingy and just drop links as needed. Brief blurb on peening and shearing herehttps://www.parktool.com/repair/readhowto.asp?id=25
Oh, and I'm feeling happy if a little poorer.
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truneo that tuned park internal nipple wrench work ??
