Happy bday Nathank
09-24-03, 10:12 PM
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Happy bday Nathank
Happy trails buddy, hope you are celebrating in style 
09-25-03, 06:46 AM
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09-25-03, 06:49 AM
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Happy Birthday! enjoy some great german beer!
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09-25-03, 09:06 AM
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Happy birthday!
Hope you get some good ridin in to celebrate.
Hope you get some good ridin in to celebrate.
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09-25-03, 11:25 AM
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:fun: Have a good'un, dude.
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09-26-03, 05:18 AM
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hey thanks all. i've been ultra-busy this week (working 3 days a week in Stuttgart, 2 hours away) so rarely on the forums...
although Octoberfest is going on right now, i just had a very small birthday celebration with my girlfriend... but i can't ask for much more.
tomorrow is another MTB ride in the Alps - cooler but weather still holding up!
tomorrow evening a good friend of mine from Portland OR (now lives in Chicago) is arriving and next weekend we're heading to Lake Garda Italy for 4 days of late-season extreme mountain biking!
although Octoberfest is going on right now, i just had a very small birthday celebration with my girlfriend... but i can't ask for much more.
tomorrow is another MTB ride in the Alps - cooler but weather still holding up!
tomorrow evening a good friend of mine from Portland OR (now lives in Chicago) is arriving and next weekend we're heading to Lake Garda Italy for 4 days of late-season extreme mountain biking!
09-26-03, 05:28 AM
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Happy Birthday! enjoy some great german beer!
I think he's too drunk to answer right now........
but my style is more:
Hope you get some good ridin in to celebrate.
and tomorrow's ride is kind of my birthday celebration ride i guess --- weather is decent - going riding with my girlfriend ---- should be a great day, although we also have to do a little extra "training" as she has her 4-day MTB Bike Guide training next weekend and needs to practice some riding skills for the "examination" -- but i of course am quite willing to help! (gee, helping my girlfriend with mountain bike riding skills so she can be a certified mountain bike guide - how horrible!)
P.S. i can not belive i am ---33--- years old! man, that sounds old and boring, but i know i am not!
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Have fun! Enjoy the ride and the company!
L8R
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