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06-20-03 | 06:13 PM

#51

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There's such thing as "Anything" Cheesecake. You can put just about anything in that bad boy, and short of gasoline, it'll taste damn good.

Mmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmm goooooooooooood!!!

06-20-03 | 06:31 PM

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Originally posted by Koffee Brown
Oh the pressure to perform!

I will have to make sure my cheesecakes are of only the highest quality. We gotta have our guys eating only the best when they're chasing guys like Lance!

Do we have a preference as to what kind of cheesecake our guys would prefer, Mech? I'll have to leave the gourmet stuff up to you.

Nothing but cheesecake, coffee and beer for our guys for the entire tour!

Ummm Baileys Cheesecake?

Im in, I'll fake a broken seatpost binder bolt on the uphills, NZcyclist can "fix things" I'll bum a ride up then I do the downhill's on the road. I'll use this Mass Im accumulating chainging diapers and set a gravity reccord!!!

06-20-03 | 06:35 PM

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From: Catching his breath alongside a road near Seattle, WA USA

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I'm suddenly craving an Eli's Cheesecake. When I lived in the Chicago area, I would go to the Eli's Cheesecake Factory and buy one of their "slightly blemished rejects" for about 1/3rd the price one would normally pay.

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06-20-03 | 06:36 PM

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fix things? i think you lost me!

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06-20-03 | 07:36 PM

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OK, as mentioned above, I'll be there to sue or defend when and if necessary...join the other known JD's in the crowd...

06-20-03 | 08:13 PM

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Wow!

Thanks for the tip about Eli's! I'm there!!!

Whoops, maybe not. I'm supposed to be eating better nowadays!

06-20-03 | 08:34 PM

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Even though, I can't race I'll provide the beer.

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06-20-03 | 08:47 PM

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From: portland, or

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I'll come for the beer and coffee.

Cheesecake, though? Shouldn't we come up with something healthier? I can bring the zucchini wraps, fruit, and mixed nuts! Or, I have a great recipe for cheesecake made from silken tofu... yummy!

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06-20-03 | 09:44 PM

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Bikes: 2002 Specialized Allez; STILL drooling over Specialized Epic from afar.

Turtle cheesecake!!! Not just chocolate..not just caramel..OHHH NOOOOOOOOOOOO...that's not enough!! Gotta have both! And that crunchy granola topping sprinkled on it. I haven't been craving sugar much for a while now, but that sounds GOOD!!

06-20-03 | 10:01 PM

#60

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Yeah, "fix things" you know, when they pretend to repair a bike, or adjust something while the rider is pushed back up to the Peleton? well all I need is a lift to the top of the Mountain.

06-21-03 | 08:58 AM

#61

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I'm willing to kick my own rear end to help in the mountain stages. Just hook me up with some new wheels, and I'm ready.

06-21-03 | 05:01 PM

#62

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For me it'd be a whole new bike.....lol unless we want to put together Team SORA lmao with 11kg bikes hahaha

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06-21-03 | 05:09 PM

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Quote:

Originally posted by Koffee Brown
Nothing but cheesecake, coffee and beer for our guys for the entire tour!

I don't drink coffee or beer

Quote:

Originally posted by Chris L
I'm about 61kg or so, which I believe translates to around 125lbs. I'll have a crack at the KOM jersey, too. Between us we should just about have it nailed, right?

134 lbs? 1kg = 2.2 lbs? or am I wrong...? either way, it's a lock

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06-21-03 | 05:14 PM

#64

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I don't drink coffee or beer

134 lbs? 1kg = 2.2 lbs? or am I wrong...? either way, it's a lock

ditton ne beer or coffee here (sorry Koffee Brown

) but will down the spirits and chocolate and stuff

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06-21-03 | 07:46 PM

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Count me back in, experienced no pain in shoulder, seen a specialist, the specialist did not detect any tear, all that was done was a dislocation, which that shoulder is infamous for doing.

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06-21-03 | 11:31 PM

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Quote:

Originally posted by VegasCyclist
I don't drink coffee or beer

Neither do I. Gimme my mineral water!

Quote:

Originally posted by VegasCyclist

134 lbs? 1kg = 2.2 lbs? or am I wrong...? either way, it's a lock

You're probably right. I'm not totally sure of the exact conversion between lbs and kg. I just took a wild guess, basically.

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06-22-03 | 12:42 AM

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06-22-03 | 09:23 PM

#68

toolfreak

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I`m with you now...

Note: Shares in Heineken Brewerys ltd. & Remy Martin are prefered

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06-22-03 | 10:05 PM

#69

danr

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Bikes: Trek 8000 (I'm testing a prototype).

I can be the waterboy, or pull for the first 30 miles.

Hey, what about A. Troll? She can ride nekkid and distract the other riders.

06-23-03 | 12:43 AM

#70

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Quote:

Originally posted by toolfreak
[BNote: Shares in Heineken Brewerys ltd. & Remy Martin are prefered [/B]

Another purist!

Remy Martin - the elixir of life...Yum! Yum!

I'll skip on the cheesecake...

06-23-03 | 03:10 AM

#71

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From: tauranga New Zealand

Quote:

Originally posted by Bokkie
Another purist!

Remy Martin - the elixir of life...Yum! Yum!

I'll skip on the cheesecake...

right ,bugger the cheesecake . I know Remy Martin isnt your first choice .I thought it was Limosine or Ode Meister :confused: :confused: Oh what the hell make it Remy Martin ,Ill drink anything

06-23-03 | 09:41 AM

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Quote:

Originally posted by greywolf
right ,bugger the cheesecake

but then what will we eat? I can't run all day on power bars and gatoraid.....

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06-23-03 | 11:04 AM

#73

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From: n.w. superdrome

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Quote:

Originally posted by greywolf
right ,bugger the cheesecake .

I'm not sure about France, but I believe that this
is illegal in most countries.

I'm pretty sure there is a rule that all TdF riders are served
espresso for breakfast prior to each start, and if memory serves
the brand must be caffEpo (and obscure french/italian brand
available only during the months of May, June and July).

Marty

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