Is this the "one foot in the grave" forum or the whiners forum?
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Isnt this a whining thread?
If your gonna *****, go home! (or ride)
If your gonna *****, go home! (or ride)
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Originally Posted by GrannyGear
P.S. Gotta go ride. Its a beautiful crisp autumn morning here in wussy weather CA. Pity anybody who's reading this in their office,etc. right now. I got the day off!!!
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Originally Posted by GrannyGear
Foo?
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Egg "foo" young? Some kind of comment on those less than 50 here at BF?
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Originally Posted by mollusk
I know what "fubar" is. It is an engineering term where "bar" stands for "beyond all recognition". I think you can guess what "fu" stands for.
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the last four words are " . . . I got my orders"
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Originally Posted by zonatandem
Am 72 and rode only 5600 miles in 2004. Kwitcherbellyachin and go ride!
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Originally Posted by GrannyGear
Egg "foo" young? Some kind of comment on those less than 50 here at BF?
FOO stands for File Of Obscure Origin
foo is used and popular for a temporary file or variable.
foo is also used as a sample name for absolutely anything. Esp. programs and files.
foo may have been derived from the German word "furchtbar" which is "terrible"
foo is used as "fubar" by military and stands for "F***ed Up Beyond Repair (Recognition)
The English language has a lot of meanings for a given word.
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Will.....I would rather you'd spent the time servicing the bike, sampling your wife's brandy cake (I think it was brandy cake you mentioned she makes), or, gosh, spinning down the road. But thanks...in any event, I'll try to trim the foo from my posts!
An off-topic question for you: what bike and what gearing are you planning to use for your cross country ride? What kind of terrain will you be riding?
An off-topic question for you: what bike and what gearing are you planning to use for your cross country ride? What kind of terrain will you be riding?
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Originally Posted by GrannyGear
Will...... sampling your wife's brandy cake (I think it was brandy cake you mentioned she makes),
An off-topic question for you: what bike and what gearing are you planning to use for your cross country ride? What kind of terrain will you be riding?
An off-topic question for you: what bike and what gearing are you planning to use for your cross country ride? What kind of terrain will you be riding?
Rum cake it is. It is fabulous. I am in love.
Cannondale R2000 modified with 53/39 crank and 11/39 (9) gear cassette.
Aero bars, relative high stem for bars at saddle height. Brooks Pro saddle.
Tour starts in Irvine, CA goes over Presscott and Flagstaff, AZ to Savannah, Ga.
One day max. elevation change is 11,000ft.
Thanks for your interest.
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I'd like to give you a longer reply RonH but I've got arthritis in my fingers and they ache all the time and the muscles in my neck strain if I spend too much time on the computer which directly effects my old collar bone injury that I got when I stacked my bike and my eyes really hurt and sting after looking at the screen too long which gives me a headache you know the one that really hurts right above the eyes the one that never seems to go away no matter how many aspros you take and my bum starts to go numb because the seats too hard like after riding for hours and hours on end and I get cramps in my calfs from sitting in one position all the time and by the way what are the best vitamins for cramp? Or should I drink alot more water while on the net? and oh **** I've already spent too long on the computer doing this reply because I'm NOW late for my orthopedic appointment.
Damn.
Damn.
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Well mongoose at least you now have a thread that you really know something about
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Yo kidz! Calm down!
I'm only 73 and ride 150 miles a week and have logged over a quarter million miles on bicycles.
Kwitcherbellyachin'!!!
I'm only 73 and ride 150 miles a week and have logged over a quarter million miles on bicycles.
Kwitcherbellyachin'!!!
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Originally Posted by mongoose
I'd like to give you a longer reply RonH but I've got arthritis in my fingers and they ache all the time and the muscles in my neck strain if I spend too much time on the computer which directly effects my old collar bone injury that I got when I stacked my bike and my eyes really hurt and sting after looking at the screen too long which gives me a headache you know the one that really hurts right above the eyes the one that never seems to go away no matter how many aspros you take and my bum starts to go numb because the seats too hard like after riding for hours and hours on end and I get cramps in my calfs from sitting in one position all the time and by the way what are the best vitamins for cramp? Or should I drink alot more water while on the net? and oh **** I've already spent too long on the computer doing this reply because I'm NOW late for my orthopedic appointment.
Damn.
Damn.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO.....Mongoose, best post on this thread!!
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Originally Posted by zonatandem
Yo kidz! Calm down!
I'm only 73 and ride 150 miles a week and have logged over a quarter million miles on bicycles.
Kwitcherbellyachin'!!!
I'm only 73 and ride 150 miles a week and have logged over a quarter million miles on bicycles.
Kwitcherbellyachin'!!!
Seriously guys..... this thread has been around way to long....... let it go.
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Carpe who?
Carpe who?
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Originally Posted by roscoe50
Well mongoose at least you now have a thread that you really know something about
Tell us about your boring ride on the same old boring road to the same old boring state with the same old boring people staying in the same old boring hotels and eating in the same old boring restaurants.
We're fascinated.
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Originally Posted by mongoose
You still around Roscoe 80?
Tell us about your boring ride on the same old boring road to the same old boring state with the same old boring people staying in the same old boring hotels and eating in the same old boring restaurants.
We're fascinated.
Tell us about your boring ride on the same old boring road to the same old boring state with the same old boring people staying in the same old boring hotels and eating in the same old boring restaurants.
We're fascinated.
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Originally Posted by Grampy™
What? You goin' soft on us********** C'mon you can do better than that.... (j/k)
Seriously guys..... this thread has been around way to long....... let it go.
Seriously guys..... this thread has been around way to long....... let it go.
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Originally Posted by roscoe50
Why should I leave?
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All right ben gay lovers... thread closed. I like ben gay too
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