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Lawl @ the front wheel. FtW!
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Where sthe guy with thehf fuax areo helmet?
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P>S Aero ftw?1
In Velo Veritas
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race? i was hoping for a old-timey dance off.
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is there something in the water these days, or did someone put a pox on me? today going west on bloor at bay, a girl swung open the passenger side door to an suv in my path (TO THROW OUT GARBAGE AT THE TRASH BIN, NO LESS... talk about a trivial reason for nearly injuring someone). i scolded her, she got back in, and as i went around the back of the car (since it was turning right), her psychotic boyfriend opened the door as i came around the side. needless to say, i parked myself in front of the car, got out my pen, and got the make/model and plates. ARSF 132 can choke on a dick, i'm filing a report tomorrow.
it's one thing to accidentally almost door me, quite another to do it on purpose.
it's one thing to accidentally almost door me, quite another to do it on purpose.
Tonight Ashlee almost got doored by a cabbie on Bloor and when she yelled to let him know he yelled "**** you" while continuing to open his door... She waited for him to go into the place he was going and kicked his door in - wish I could have been there but I was here trying to sleep... it obviously isn't working.
Not Superstitious
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I just sprayed coffee on my keyboard.
And if anyone's interested, I have a black 57cm c-t-c Bianchi Strada LX fork and frame for a minor consideration (i.e. beer). Short horizontal drop outs. Paints very good but has cable guides on the top tube etc. I also have a blue 53cm c-t-c Apollo Cobra (cast Sun tour dropouts) I may be willing to part with if the inamorata doesn't want it.


ps. And Mitch and I are both east enders as well
And if anyone's interested, I have a black 57cm c-t-c Bianchi Strada LX fork and frame for a minor consideration (i.e. beer). Short horizontal drop outs. Paints very good but has cable guides on the top tube etc. I also have a blue 53cm c-t-c Apollo Cobra (cast Sun tour dropouts) I may be willing to part with if the inamorata doesn't want it.


ps. And Mitch and I are both east enders as well

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is there something in the water these days, or did someone put a pox on me? today going west on bloor at bay, a girl swung open the passenger side door to an suv in my path (TO THROW OUT GARBAGE AT THE TRASH BIN, NO LESS... talk about a trivial reason for nearly injuring someone). i scolded her, she got back in, and as i went around the back of the car (since it was turning right), her psychotic boyfriend opened the door as i came around the side. needless to say, i parked myself in front of the car, got out my pen, and got the make/model and plates. ARSF 132 can choke on a dick, i'm filing a report tomorrow.
it's one thing to accidentally almost door me, quite another to do it on purpose.
it's one thing to accidentally almost door me, quite another to do it on purpose.
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Jonnys ilegitimate Father
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Jeez...what circus tent did that crawl out from. HED carbon with a crappy suspension fork? WOW!
For the east vs west challenge I would assume Yonge is the reference point for east side or west side. As far as a race route goes, I am a proponent for an alleycat style vs riding on a running track. If T.J. really wants to keep it away from traffic perhaps the Commisioners, Cherry, Unwin, Leslie loop could be an option. It is still on the street but with less in the way of random traffic and still has enough distance to make it interesting. I like the idea of having it alleycat style with maybe 4 or 5 different manifests...everyone goes at once, and then just award points based on finishing order. This would split people up to a fair degree and then the whole city is our playground. I hereby offer up the back alley at the shop for post race festivities....perhaps a nice keg from Mill St? the brewmaster there is a customer. I have a digital projector that we could show some movies on the wall with. This could be the first feature. My favorite line..."with her mustard shoes and ketchup sash shes a real HOT DOG!"
For the east vs west challenge I would assume Yonge is the reference point for east side or west side. As far as a race route goes, I am a proponent for an alleycat style vs riding on a running track. If T.J. really wants to keep it away from traffic perhaps the Commisioners, Cherry, Unwin, Leslie loop could be an option. It is still on the street but with less in the way of random traffic and still has enough distance to make it interesting. I like the idea of having it alleycat style with maybe 4 or 5 different manifests...everyone goes at once, and then just award points based on finishing order. This would split people up to a fair degree and then the whole city is our playground. I hereby offer up the back alley at the shop for post race festivities....perhaps a nice keg from Mill St? the brewmaster there is a customer. I have a digital projector that we could show some movies on the wall with. This could be the first feature. My favorite line..."with her mustard shoes and ketchup sash shes a real HOT DOG!"
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So I says to Mable I says
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Movies in the alley would be kick ass.
Don't smoke Mike
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Jeez...what circus tent did that crawl out from. HED carbon with a crappy suspension fork? WOW!
For the east vs west challenge I would assume Yonge is the reference point for east side or west side. As far as a race route goes, I am a proponent for an alleycat style vs riding on a running track. If T.J. really wants to keep it away from traffic perhaps the Commisioners, Cherry, Unwin, Leslie loop could be an option. It is still on the street but with less in the way of random traffic and still has enough distance to make it interesting. I like the idea of having it alleycat style with maybe 4 or 5 different manifests...everyone goes at once, and then just award points based on finishing order. This would split people up to a fair degree and then the whole city is our playground. I hereby offer up the back alley at the shop for post race festivities....perhaps a nice keg from Mill St? the brewmaster there is a customer. I have a digital projector that we could show some movies on the wall with. This could be the first feature. My favorite line..."with her mustard shoes and ketchup sash shes a real HOT DOG!"
For the east vs west challenge I would assume Yonge is the reference point for east side or west side. As far as a race route goes, I am a proponent for an alleycat style vs riding on a running track. If T.J. really wants to keep it away from traffic perhaps the Commisioners, Cherry, Unwin, Leslie loop could be an option. It is still on the street but with less in the way of random traffic and still has enough distance to make it interesting. I like the idea of having it alleycat style with maybe 4 or 5 different manifests...everyone goes at once, and then just award points based on finishing order. This would split people up to a fair degree and then the whole city is our playground. I hereby offer up the back alley at the shop for post race festivities....perhaps a nice keg from Mill St? the brewmaster there is a customer. I have a digital projector that we could show some movies on the wall with. This could be the first feature. My favorite line..."with her mustard shoes and ketchup sash shes a real HOT DOG!"
Jonnys ilegitimate Father
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I was thinkin there would be say 5 manifests...not really east or west side specific. Each team, dependent on how many starters there are, would get an equal # of each manifest. It would be up to each team to distribute the manifests among the team members. Every racer gets 1...so if there are 20 starters for each side, 4 people from each team would do the same manifest. as there would be a crapload of checkpoints they dont really need to all be manned...have a few from each manifest be manned...but dont tell the starters which ones to keep everyone honest.
Dances With Cars
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Check point *****, you are ineligible.Duppy has DDR for ps2 with two mats ..... In the alley behind the shop Jeremy.
Keith I'm liking the cut of your jib. This way the fastest riders from each team would be assigned the farthest checkpoints. So the slower riders...myself incl wouldn't feel useless. I liiike. Gold Jerry GOLD!!!! We'll sit down later so I make sure I gots what your sayin'. This way it a team ride on the streets (which really is the way it should run), isn't all grouped up like a giant accident waiting to happen. hmmmm
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So I says to Mable I says
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Dances With Cars
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I'll ask my daughter if I borrow her Guitar for GH... I have a bud who is brew master as well, he's more than likely good for some keggage. Keith if we get Red Bull involved maybe they can help with the check points. What's the capacity of your alley man?.... this is genius Keith.
So I says to Mable I says
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Dances With Cars
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Sweet. All we need is a Goldsprint setup to put this over the moon. Jees I gotta sit down I'm gettin' dizzy.
So if there enough check point ppl we can actually have physical pick ups with sigs #'s and times. To be returned to base and counted up... brilliant Keith.
So if there enough check point ppl we can actually have physical pick ups with sigs #'s and times. To be returned to base and counted up... brilliant Keith.
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I'll ask my daughter if I borrow her Guitar for GH... I have a bud who is brew master as well, he's more than likely good for some keggage. Keith if we get Red Bull involved maybe they can help with the check points. What's the capacity of your alley man?.... this is genius Keith.
Dances With Cars
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Red bull girls for check points. I'm thinkin' I should bow out of racin' at this point, as it's my big mouth and fingers that seemed to have pushed the snowball off the top of the ski run. We will have to wait for Dublin folks to return at the very least. I could ride around and find some nifty check point spots within a reasonable zone area.... you know you're goin' far Keith. You and Jim K mano a mano
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Red bull girls for check points. I'm thinkin' I should bow out of racin' at this point, as it's my big mouth and fingers that seemed to have pushed the snowball off the top of the ski run. We will have to wait for Dublin folks to return at the very least. I could ride around and find some nifty check point spots within a reasonable zone area.... you know you're goin' far Keith. You and Jim K mano a mano
Dances With Cars
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Bradyn better bring the race gun then. Jim and Petey make a tough 1-2 Petey leadin' out
Don't smoke, Mike.
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Request: no racing between July 28th and August 3rd.
Request #2: if anyone's interested in donating to a good cause, I'm doing the bike ride to Montreal again this year for the Toronto People With AIDS Foundation. It's all to raise money for services to help people living with AIDS around the GTA. The ride leaves this Sunday and I'm still supposed to be coming up with ~$1000 in pledges (!!!) ... so ya, any help would be greatly appreciated.
https://secure.e2rm.com/registrant/p...ationID=263859 <-- my pledge page
https://www.pwatoronto.org/ <-- PWA link for more info
Request #2: if anyone's interested in donating to a good cause, I'm doing the bike ride to Montreal again this year for the Toronto People With AIDS Foundation. It's all to raise money for services to help people living with AIDS around the GTA. The ride leaves this Sunday and I'm still supposed to be coming up with ~$1000 in pledges (!!!) ... so ya, any help would be greatly appreciated.
https://secure.e2rm.com/registrant/p...ationID=263859 <-- my pledge page
https://www.pwatoronto.org/ <-- PWA link for more info
Dances With Cars
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Anyone gots the hosting where we could slapdash up a site in the next couple/few weeks? End of Aug tentatively to race....what say? Number of riders and classes will need to be done for each 'gang' so the teams are even. Individuals can run it loner style against the teams if they so desire/dare? Mike, wouldn't imagine runnin' it while you are doing the good deeds.
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