Good night tonight, thanks guys - nice to meet more of you, and with my odd German couch surfer in tow. Kickass pie, Brad - thanks again to you and Tam for hosting.

I've got a visit with my daughter tomorrow night until around 7:30/8 - can I leave my cell # or can someone PM me thiers for the rally point/where you'll be tomorrow?

you gotta think outside the box maaaaaaaaaaaan....the safety meeting has taken the form of a safety ride...

Alright chefs - where to buy, best steaks downtown and what... kind.

cumbraes

I wholeheartedly second Cumbraes.

indubitably. Now I have a red meat craving.

Cumbraes +1. I bought a 9.5 lbs. pork shoulder from there a few weeks back for pulled pork (heh... pulled pork). 100% worth the investment!

Thanks again for last night B&T! That pie was top shelf! Nice seeing everyone again as well. Hope you made it home ok Dan. You look so out of sorts looking for a streetcar stop. It ain't right man. Yuo should at least have your own personal rickshaw so you can feel a lil more at home.

I'm a vegetarian and that site gave me the blood lust!

hahahaha.. awesome.

And yeah, thanks B+T! The pie was grrrrreat!

another option

Can I come and volunteer that day?

Brad and Tam, thanks for having us over yesterday!

What the heck is "Squab"?

squab
[SKWAHB]
A young (about 4 weeks old) domesticated pigeon that has never flown and is therefore extremely tender. It was a popular special-occasion dish in Victorian England. Squabs usually weigh 1 pound or less and have delicately flavored dark meat. Fresh squab is available throughout the summer months (year-round in some regions) in gourmet markets. Frozen squab is marketed year-round. Choose fresh birds by their plump, firm appearance. Store as for CHICKEN. Likewise, squab can be prepared in any manner suitable for chicken. A classic method is to stuff and roast it.

edit: that just sounds nasssssssssssty...

Keith, meant to also ask you last night if there's anything you can do re: my Rob Roy plan.. Else, I'll probably get in on the group buy. Temped by the nectar of that honey, too.... mmmm.

Any word on tonight?

coffee is awesome. that is all.

Can anyone help a sister in need?
A good friend of mine woke up this morning to THIS.

I'm looking for a 56-58 frame that I could build as a conversion or a complete bike in that size ON THE CHEAP!

There is much more to the story that I won't get into here but the bottom line is that she had her bike destroyed for all the wrong reasons, if anything she had it destroyed for being a good friend and I want to help get her back on the road ASAP.

Ouch that sucks. Who ever did that certainly went all out to make sure they finished the job...

Ugh.. people honestly have zero respect.

Hey has anyone found a way to keep up on forum posts without having to come to the forum all the time? I really wish there was a way to get the forum updates into my Google Reader. I've been so busy lately that I've been missing all the fun in the forum since I have not had alot of spare surfin' time...

There are a couple RSS feeds linked from forum pages, but unfortunately neither of them are specific to any particular threads. Might be something to suggest: https://www.bikeforums.net/forum-suggestions-user-assistance/. I did a quick search for "RSS" in there and didn't come up with any results.

I think we might need a back up plan for tonight if the weather doesn't cooperate: https://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/..._metric_e.html

wow, that sucks. jordan seems like a really nice girl. if someone did that to my bike i would be out for blood. at least a finger or two.

oh, and brad! thank you so much for helping out on wednesday. it seemed pretty successful, so we might hold another repair clinic in a couple weeks. hopefully you get some business out of it too.

Go to the Thread Tools menu at the top, hit "Subscribe to Thread" and you can get the forum to e-mail you crap - that might be the easiest solution right off the bat.

Talk to Brad and/or Derek at Bike Joint....I know he has a couple of nice conversion ready frames in his basement. Prolly willing to let one go on the cheap for a sister in need. I can help you out with parts...is there anything salvagable or is it a complete re-build?