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Originally Posted by rhm
(Post 18452113)
My hope is that we'll be enjoying the latest recording by David Bowie and laughing about that time he staged his own death as publicity stunt.... but I'm not getting my hopes up. :cry:
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Originally Posted by Darth Lefty
(Post 18452210)
New fad for early full suspension mountain bikes...
Edit: http://www.bicycling.com/bikes-gear/...-klunker-model |
You'll see bikes made entirely of forged composites.
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Originally Posted by ppg677
(Post 18452594)
You'll see bikes made entirely of forged composites.
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Originally Posted by gugie
(Post 18450823)
The Trollmaster lives!
Why do you even bother posting here? Forget my PM about sending me the BOC, 4th edition (one month late). Go ahead and walk your walk, sell the stuff on eBay and don't bother comin' round here no more. It's obvious you don't like much about this group, and the feeling is mutual. You're back on my "ignore" list, I only took you off for the BOC, 4th edition, figuring maybe you decided to re-enter society. I was obviously wrong. |
It's 2020. I have finally gotten smart and stopped hanging out on the C&V bike forum so much.
My aching back is thanking me and I'm way more productive. No wait. That's 2017. |
Originally Posted by Whit51
(Post 18452634)
Gugie, I think your remarks to mtnbke are out of line and definitely not representative of the long standing, civil tone of this great forum. I like reading mtnbke's posts, even if I tend to skim through them after the first 8 or 9 paragraphs. I think he adds value to the forum with his iconoclastic views. If you disagree with him, say you disagree and state your C&V related opposing viewpoint. If you have a personal issue with him, this forum is not the place to take it up, in my opinion. He's not parroting the right groupthink and he annoys a lot of members. I don't think that authorizes you to speak for the whole group or tell him to hit the bricks.
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I'll probably be dead. Maybe, possibly, other members will post of their great success finding a cheap horde of bicycles at my wife's garage sale.
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Originally Posted by gugie
(Post 18452721)
Alright, I'll take that as constructive criticism. I apologize for that. Let's just say we're like oil and water, so I'll keep the ignore list for him so I'm not tempted to take this out in the open again.
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By 2020? May the herd grow in quality & uniqueness as my fancy suits me.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=497940 this thread needed at least one pic after 35 posts. |
It's the year 2020...
In 2020 I will have been in C&V for 15 years and should be at about 15,000 posts while still getting a chuckle or two from [MENTION=160550]mtnbke[/MENTION]! Oh, hopefully I'll be retired from the pulpit but still giving freewheels the spa treatment! :D
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Originally Posted by rootboy
(Post 18452684)
It's 2020. I have finally gotten smart and stopped hanging out on the C&V bike forum so much.
My aching back is thanking me and I'm way more productive. No wait. That's 2017. |
Originally Posted by gugie
(Post 18452721)
Alright, I'll take that as constructive criticism. I apologize for that. Let's just say we're like oil and water, so I'll keep the ignore list for him so I'm not tempted to take this out in the open again.
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In 2020 most likely my past life, fate, and poor lifestyle choices will have caught up with me and after an all-night bender my family, comrades, and friends will cut the lock to the Cape Cod National Seashore Marconi Site, climb up to the observation platform, and dump my ashes over a 'No Littering' sign as the sun rises, with 'One Last Drink' playing in the background.
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Originally Posted by top506
(Post 18452925)
In 2020 most likely my past life, fate, and poor lifestyle choices will have caught up with me and after an all-night bender my family, comrades, and friends will cut the lock to the Cape Cod National Seashore Marconi Site, climb up to the observation platform, and dump my ashes over a 'No Littering' sign as the sun rises, with 'One Last Drink' playing in the background.
Top Can we set up an appropriate memorial with your cycling shoes, pump and helmet? Or install a ghost bike along Rt. 2 in northern Maine? |
Originally Posted by top506
(Post 18452925)
In 2020 most likely my past life, fate, and poor lifestyle choices will have caught up with me and after an all-night bender my family, comrades, and friends will cut the lock to the Cape Cod National Seashore Marconi Site, climb up to the observation platform, and dump my ashes over a 'No Littering' sign as the sun rises, with 'One Last Drink' playing in the background.
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Originally Posted by Whit51
(Post 18452634)
Gugie, I think your remarks to mtnbke are out of line and definitely not representative of the long standing, civil tone of this great forum. I like reading mtnbke's posts, even if I tend to skim through them after the first 8 or 9 paragraphs. I think he adds value to the forum with his iconoclastic views. If you disagree with him, say you disagree and state your C&V related opposing viewpoint. If you have a personal issue with him, this forum is not the place to take it up, in my opinion. He's not parroting the right groupthink and he annoys a lot of members. I don't think that authorizes you to speak for the whole group or tell him to hit the bricks.
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Originally Posted by bmthom.gis
(Post 18452556)
Sweet...I've got my proflex! It would be cool to see klunkers make a comeback. I forget who, but there is a company making a Klunker
Edit: See Transition's Throwback Klunker Mountain Bike in Action | Bicycling |
This is an entertaining thread, mtnbke is a funny dude. Anyone that can shake up these boring forums is someone I would like to know. Truth is you have gotta be in some kind of group think to have thousands of comments and not have your head explode at around 200 posts. In 2020 I will be way past done restoring all the vintage bikes I ever wanted and more so on to the next interest or better focus on what I should be restoring and knock off the reasons to procrastinate on the hard stuff. If I get to 200 posts without being banned that might be a miracle in itself. I hope it says more on my tomb stone than here lies so n so, he commented.
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Originally Posted by fender1
(Post 18453389)
Then have him message you privately. His posts suck. His "knowledge" is nothing more than re-constituted group think.. stiffer frames are always better, modern materials are better, simply because they are newer, leather saddles cause erectile dysfunction and on & on. He enjoys being antagonistic and is disrespectful of other members. He adds very little to the forum, except this type of, low value, discourse.
He had a right bee in his bonnet over them, didn't he.? |
Well, I do like this thread especially because I can get through it quickly when I don't have to read so much of the stuff.
My ideal 2020, which will most certainly be different from the real one, will have fewer leaf blowers, fewer drivers but more of them knowing how to drive around a bicycle, fewer jack hammers, a reasonable selection of gumwall tires, reduced CO2 in the atmosphere, more bike lanes, and more banjos. With a bit of luck and St. Tullio's help I'll still be riding as I turn 72. |
Originally Posted by fender1
(Post 18453389)
Then have him message you privately. His posts suck. His "knowledge" is nothing more than re-constituted group think.. stiffer frames are always better, modern materials are better, simply because they are newer, leather saddles cause erectile dysfunction and on & on. He enjoys being antagonistic and is disrespectful of other members. He adds very little to the forum, except this type of, low value, discourse.
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Originally Posted by noglider
(Post 18453738)
I agree that posts like that are a lot of hot air and annoying, but this post is an exception. As I said, I found it funny, even the part that poked fun at me.
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:lol:
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