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#851
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Some links to some classics in there.
#852
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From: Houston, TX
Bikes: 1990 Romic Reynolds 531 custom build, Merlin Works CR Ti custom build, super light Workswell 066 custom build
#853
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From: SE MN
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#854
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From: Houston, TX
Bikes: 1990 Romic Reynolds 531 custom build, Merlin Works CR Ti custom build, super light Workswell 066 custom build
#855
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From: Houston, TX
Bikes: 1990 Romic Reynolds 531 custom build, Merlin Works CR Ti custom build, super light Workswell 066 custom build
Just remembered: that TV show is completely forgettable.
#856
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#858
Stand and Deliver
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From: Tampa Bay
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#859
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From: Norfolk, VA
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I had to Google the guy. Never saw the show.
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#860
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From: Malvern, PA (20 miles West of Philly)
Bikes: 1986 Alpine (steel road bike), 2009 Ti Habenero, 2013 Specialized Roubaix
Same. I have not watched any TV regularly for years, though. Unless you count those stupid HGTV shows that mrs datlas always watches, I happen to notice them sometimes when they are on. I think she has a crush on one of the property brothers.
#862
Seriously though, Modern Family is a pretty good show for family comedies on broadcast networks.
#863
Audio rack: coming along, as are some blisters. This is rough planing of the first slab while the second is in the clamps. It's amazing how, the more you practice, the better your tools get.
#864
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Obviously. It only won top sitcom award 5 years straight. #whataloser
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#865
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#866
When we go to visit the in-laws in VA, I usually end up watching way too much HGTV (they're retirees and don't get out much). Except for the House Hunters shows - I swear to god that they edit those show in the hopes that you'll want to fury punch the participants in the ear.
#867
Vain, But Lacking Talent
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From: Denton, TX
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When we go to visit the in-laws in VA, I usually end up watching way too much HGTV (they're retirees and don't get out much). Except for the House Hunters shows - I swear to god that they edit those show in the hopes that you'll want to fury punch the participants in the ear.
#868
Yeah, but how much fun is it to do things the easy way?
Although, I will admit that I like the rough, hand-planed look that the slab sits at, right now (if you look at wood flooring, you'll see some that mimic the look of being planed with a cambered blade). I'm kinda thinking of leaving it somewhat rough and rustic...
Although, I will admit that I like the rough, hand-planed look that the slab sits at, right now (if you look at wood flooring, you'll see some that mimic the look of being planed with a cambered blade). I'm kinda thinking of leaving it somewhat rough and rustic...
#869
The only few times I've seen that show is in the waiting room of my Wife's doctor when I've been there for pregnancy appointments. But yeah, the people shopping for the houses kill me. Even more so after having gone through it myself. It's always some annoying couple that doesn't seem to know what they want and can leisurely browse any home at random. When I did it, we had a really strict budget in an insane market and the only way we got the house we did was random luck and we didn't have any choices outside of that one house just because of the market.
#870
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From: Should have made a left turn near Albuquerque.
Bikes: 1995 Trek 820, 1994 Trek 930 (project), 1/2 of a 1980s Colin Laing tandem
Two sentences that set me off immediately were "My weight was also through the roof! I was 30lbs overweight!" Seriously?! WTF, man?! What kind of body dysmorphic world does this guy live in? Would I be happy if I were thirty pounds overweight or if LoP was? No, but I had gestational diabetes and have other family history so it's not just for aesthetic reasons or cuz I'd have to help pedal both of us up hills. That being said, did this poster pause for even a moment to consider how some of the Clydes and Athenas who started out riding or are now riding their bikes weighing 100 pounds more than their doctor would advise would feel reading his assessment? "Geez. If this guy's weight was through the roof at thirty pounds over, what does that make me?" What an inconsiderate jackass!
Of course, we could tell that right off by the way he pushed to the front of the pack thus forcing the better riders to reroute around his nearly lifeless form should he collapse from his attempt to power through on adrenaline instead of air. I'm just sorry he didn't throw up when he wanted to.
#871
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From: Houston, TX
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I suppose I have to admit that Modern Family is every bit as good as Survivor: Botswanaland.
#872
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From: Central Illinois
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I was having a couple bathrooms remodeled a couple years ago and my wife had the HGTV channel on. The head guy comes out of the bathroom, loos at the TV and says, "I'd have increased my estimate if I knew you were one of those people that watches home improvement shows."
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#873
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From: Malvern, PA (20 miles West of Philly)
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#874
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Survivor is another show I have not seen.
I think the last regular-network show I followed was "LOST" and even stopped watching that before it ended when they got bizarro on the plots and sub-plots and time-lines. Was kinda watching "Mad Men" a little, but even that's gone.
I think the last regular-network show I followed was "LOST" and even stopped watching that before it ended when they got bizarro on the plots and sub-plots and time-lines. Was kinda watching "Mad Men" a little, but even that's gone.
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Did you ever notice how they are always borrowing money? They always say they made this or made that but they're always broke.
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