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PM me for my digits if so required. I can't believe I'm working a 12 hour shift today, god it look so nice outside I can hardly stand it. I want to just jump on the bike and disappear through the city for the day. Frustrations abound at chez hoff
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Originally Posted by Offhoff
PM me for my digits if so required. I can't believe I'm working a 12 hour shift today, god it look so nice outside I can hardly stand it. I want to just jump on the bike and disappear through the city for the day. Frustrations abound at chez hoff
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Originally Posted by operator
Alright Keith, offhoff, pyze-guy. Thanks for the offers. I'll come by and pick up
Send me a PM and we can arrange a pickup time.
Edit: Did a quick skim of the Bikechain site, looks like a good project. I'd much rather see the frames (and parts) put to use than pitch them. I'm not a fanatic about recycling or reuseing items, but I do look for ways to improve the situation.
I'll dig through the stuff I have and see what else might be of use.
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Is anyone going to call the ball on a CV tonight?
Get the stick.
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I've got a bunch of parts in my parent's garage that I need to get rid of. I totally can't remember what is there, but I think there are wheels and various parts which may or may not be useful. I'll donate anything that is not fubar.
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Originally Posted by Offhoff
Is anyone going to call the ball on a CV tonight?
CV?
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Critical Vacuum, an on again off again toronto fixed ride that usually meets in the evening at the Honest Eds parking lot. We haven't (or atleast I haven't) been to one in awhile but as the season winds down I think it would be interesting if theres interest. Sorry I didn't post about riding I decided to train hills by dragging a buddy of mine on his skateboard up russell hill
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I had the longest most brutal day at work. 8am to 5:30pm solid, no breaks. Now its breakfast time. arghhhhhhh
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9pm CV at 33 st. george st. Basement of the international students centre. Access to basement is via the north alley of the building, stairs down. Ring the doorbell.
P.S It's bikechain!
P.S It's bikechain!
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I'll be there.
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anyone do any CV last night? for those that missed out or feel like riding again, hows about another ride tonight? the lady is out of town and i'm on my own; i need to be entertained! perhaps just some beers...
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Originally Posted by operator
9pm CV at 33 st. george st. Basement of the international students centre. Access to basement is via the north alley of the building, stairs down. Ring the doorbell.
P.S It's bikechain!
P.S It's bikechain!
My wife brought home my embroidered Traffic Jammer Wear...... damn super cool.
The jacket (Second Skin)is warm and comphy and can be worn when I'm not biking.
The pants had been done in the wrong spot and a medium was too big (huh?), so it looks like I'll be getting a smaller pair. The fabric is killer, and they feel pretty water proof and stretchy. Great for putting on after a ride as well, say at the patio, or waiting for your next set of laps. I'm a lucky Daddy.
So far the new MacBook Pro, is sweeeeet. Hey.. anybody have any ideas how to get the Mac to access Windows XP shared folders over wireless at home? I tried smb://i.p# but failed to connect to anything, ip# being the ip# of the PC as reported by my router. Network utilities ping the addy no problem. Last time I connected Mac's and PC's I was using MacLan.
Set the Way Back Machine TM, Mr Peabody.
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TJ - where'd you get all the custom outdoorsy wear done? i have a jacket made of shoeller dryskin that i want to get altered...
dam this is fun !
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those horns your talking about?, are they same ones the cops have on thier bikes?
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EMS for sure https://www.toronto.ca/ems/operations/bikes.htm
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Originally Posted by operator
truneo that tuned park internal nipple wrench work ??
dam this is fun !
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I heard one on a cops bike it was sort od an electronic buzz not very loud at all,, an air horn is better.
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
TJ - where'd you get all the custom outdoorsy wear done? i have a jacket made of shoeller dryskin that i want to get altered...
Check the site there are lots of neat things there. Chrismaka is coming you ******s.
As for alterations to nice gear, I'm not sure.
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
anyone do any CV last night? for those that missed out or feel like riding again, hows about another ride tonight? the lady is out of town and i'm on my own; i need to be entertained! perhaps just some beers...
EMS for sure https://www.toronto.ca/ems/operations/bikes.htm
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i just found an old raliegh in the trash; i think it will be converted into a winter hack pub bike.
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Originally Posted by operator
truneo that tuned park internal nipple wrench work ??
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i've got to dash to work now, but if anyone's interested in riding, drinking beer / mixed spirits tonight (after 10 or so) give me a shout on my cell: six four seven - two three five - eight seven six seven.
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
Are you sure that's not where they are keeping the plans for the new bypass? *somewhere cryptic reference, should be easy*
My wife brought home my embroidered Traffic Jammer Wear...... damn super cool.
The jacket (Second Skin)is warm and comphy and can be worn when I'm not biking.
The pants had been done in the wrong spot and a medium was too big (huh?), so it looks like I'll be getting a smaller pair. The fabric is killer, and they feel pretty water proof and stretchy. Great for putting on after a ride as well, say at the patio, or waiting for your next set of laps. I'm a lucky Daddy.
So far the new MacBook Pro, is sweeeeet. Hey.. anybody have any ideas how to get the Mac to access Windows XP shared folders over wireless at home? I tried smb://i.p# but failed to connect to anything, ip# being the ip# of the PC as reported by my router. Network utilities ping the addy no problem. Last time I connected Mac's and PC's I was using MacLan.
Set the Way Back Machine TM, Mr Peabody.
My wife brought home my embroidered Traffic Jammer Wear...... damn super cool.
The jacket (Second Skin)is warm and comphy and can be worn when I'm not biking.
The pants had been done in the wrong spot and a medium was too big (huh?), so it looks like I'll be getting a smaller pair. The fabric is killer, and they feel pretty water proof and stretchy. Great for putting on after a ride as well, say at the patio, or waiting for your next set of laps. I'm a lucky Daddy.
So far the new MacBook Pro, is sweeeeet. Hey.. anybody have any ideas how to get the Mac to access Windows XP shared folders over wireless at home? I tried smb://i.p# but failed to connect to anything, ip# being the ip# of the PC as reported by my router. Network utilities ping the addy no problem. Last time I connected Mac's and PC's I was using MacLan.
Set the Way Back Machine TM, Mr Peabody.
Techforums.net?
if you likes the CLI, you can use stuff like..
mount.cifs IP#/sharename /mountplace -uuser_name
This is for linux. and since mac is using BSD like MACH, then i presume it's the same.
Maybe try a the share folder and a username.
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Originally Posted by operator
Yeah, couple of us went out for beers at a bar. Very expensive beers. Anyways, yes to your offer. Same place, what time?
That's very cool. If I did more sciences i'd seriously consider EMS.
That's very cool. If I did more sciences i'd seriously consider EMS.
YOUR BEER was expensive.. ordering a can of Guiness at a pub who's draft consisted of just the Amsterdam triple.
"DO YOU HAVE OATMEAL STOUT?!!" == ftw
OP is hilarious.
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a CAN of Guiness!!!! I disown you
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Originally Posted by operator
truneo that tuned park internal nipple wrench work ??