Nice I particularly liked the part where the used BikeCad to design frames. Check it out:

http://www.bikeforest.com/CAD/bikeCAD.html

hahaHahaha watch it again...uhhhhhhhhhhhhh should be in there somewhere...:D

I'd forgotten about this.

Thanks, Op [sarcasm]now I can waste my whole night screwing around with this software.[/sarcasm]
Thanks, Op [sincere]now I can figure out the proper size of Bareknuckle to special order in.[/sincere]

sushi and/or ramen for lunch on Baldwin anyone?

offhoff: any news?

AA hipster fixie reference?

http://spe.atdmt.com/b/3AAMPAMAPAMA/250x250_deepv.jpg

;)

sorry can't. a friend had twins and we're going on a baby-watching expedition to the hospital. i realize i balked yesterday at lunch too but i was hungry as soon as i wrote the message so i went right out.

*only to be used with hairless chests.

"you gotta see the baaaaaaby!"

yep. I'm out. :P

I am around sort of . thanks for asking:) ,, I was working alot on a astronomy project for a certifacate then yelling at workers comp and YAY I fineally get my MRI this thursday :beer:

look at the baby jerry! i hope the baby isn't ugly, then you have to lie and say it's cute or what have you when sometime they just look like mouldy figs...

luckily, this friend isn't one of those in-your-face-breastfeeding-on-the-subway kind of people.

I witnessed a walking & talking 2.something year old breast feeding last weekend. Disturbing.

Where (what school) are you doing this?

i don't consider myself and insensitive person but that just seems plain wrong. if they can ask for it, they're too old to breastfeed. or if they have teeth...

i was walking along king/spadina for my morning coffee this morning and spotting a busted post/ring lock, the ring perfectly cracked right down the middle amid broken splinters of 2x4. i'm pretty familiar with the bikes locked up in that area and i'm sure no one locks up anything really high-end there. called the number to report damage post/rings and left a message. it's the first one i've seen.. steps away from my ***ing work!!! :mad:

I am working on it for Royal Astronomical Society of Canada not a school thing , I work on it in my observatory and sometimes I pack a small travel telescope with all the gear in the bike trailer and drive the bike out to the spit . off to work later

"Did you see the baby on that nose?"

I'd love to do some observing some time.. as long as it's not too far past my bedtime. ;)

What time is lunch? 1:30? <- Kensigngton ftw?

a classic episode...

ewwwwwwwwwwww my wife wants my 5 month old on a bottle already...cant imagine that anyone would wanna breast feed a kid at the age of two...:eek:

I saw one Mom at Carrot common on the danforth, man, I'd be breast feeding until I was fifty.

stop it

E-mailing is occuring, I'm just really busy getting ready for Top Challenge and figuring out how the hell to shoot a luge going 100kph down Mont Royale.

More new as I get it

ugh.. one of my biggest tech annoyances: websites that resize your browser window without asking. that's just rude.

Solution: Macs sux

back to your asinine comments eh? This is in Firefox on a Windows machine.

Opera is the one true browser, the browser to rule them all! ;)
/me donates 90% daily quota of humour to uid: somnambulant

i'm reporting this post to a moderator for lack of bike content.

wheel building peeps: is it much harder to build a wheel with a low spoke count vs one with a more standard #? I've never built a wheelset before, but I'm considering building up a bling track wheelset this fall. Is it stupid for me to build my first wheel with say 20 spokes? :)

and on a similar note, is it stupid to build a track wheel with a low spoke count?

edit: it appears as though track hubs don't come in anything lower than 28-spoke. :)

http://toronto.craigslist.org/bik/200644933.html

This is nice and the price isn't bad either.