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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 19557223)
He has a Time? You people should have been nicer.
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Originally Posted by badger1
(Post 19557107)
2016-17: ugraduate registration 37,480; graduate registration 6030
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Originally Posted by sbxx1985
(Post 19557224)
I cannot condone valve caps on your LWs.
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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 19557223)
He has a Time? You people should have been nicer.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 19557199)
On the road just now I had to dodge a minefield of glass shards from a fresh crash.
These motorists should think about the danger of bicycle tire punctures before they have their dumb wrecks on the roadway. |
Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 19557160)
PS you could be only the second BFer to see the Saturn. |
Bought a pin tool - $8. Bottom bracket installed. Should get my antique finished after I get back from my ride. Pics to follow.
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Not sure how things are counted, [MENTION=25227]Velo Vol[/MENTION]. U of T is huge, of course, by Canadian standards. I'm at Western; the counts I gave are totals (official) for 16-17. They break down like this:
Ugrad full-time: 29700 Ugrad part-time: 2300 Grad full-time: 5600 Grad part-time: 430 Affiliated colleges (x3): 5480* *Western began, essentially, as an 'Anglican' university incorporating an existing theological college (Huron College; Anglican)in the C19th. The university itself became non-denominational in the early C20th, but the colleges continue; there are two others (Brescia [Catholic/women's] and King's [Catholic]). All three still exist as independent entities, but grant Western degrees. Students at the affiliates take courses both within their college and on 'main campus'. |
Originally Posted by Heathpack
(Post 19556486)
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Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 19557096)
One of today's riders said his wife is just getting into road cycling. He said she can't understand why saddles don't have more padding in them. I thought of referring her to the 41, but I bit my tongue.
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Oh cool this poison ivy spread to my fingers.
I hope it clears up for Day 1 at the new job. That'd be embarrassing to be a sea of blisters. |
Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 19557322)
Oh cool this poison ivy spread to my fingers.
I hope it clears up for Day 1 at the new job. That'd be embarrassing to be a sea of blisters. |
Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 19557322)
Oh cool this poison ivy spread to my fingers.
I hope it clears up for Day 1 at the new job. That'd be embarrassing to be a sea of blisters. |
But yeah, the lips would be a good idea too.
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They might give you your own bathroom.
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Was watching Alonso's Indy test. He asploded 2 seagulls at the same time. Impressive.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C-7L1dGW0AAuvYU.jpg |
That is one ugly car.
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Originally Posted by Dan333SP
(Post 19557364)
Was watching Alonso's Indy test. He asploded 2 seagulls at the same time. Impressive.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C-7L1dGW0AAuvYU.jpg |
Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 19557415)
Alonso did fabulously well today, I guess you could say he was IndyFab. I'll leave. Thanks for your time. |
Originally Posted by badger1
(Post 19557271)
Not sure how things are counted, @Velo Vol. U of T is huge, of course, by Canadian standards. I'm at Western; the counts I gave are totals (official) for 16-17. They break down like this:
Ugrad full-time: 29700 Ugrad part-time: 2300 Grad full-time: 5600 Grad part-time: 430 Affiliated colleges (x3): 5480* *Western began, essentially, as an 'Anglican' university incorporating an existing theological college (Huron College; Anglican)in the C19th. The university itself became non-denominational in the early C20th, but the colleges continue; there are two others (Brescia [Catholic/women's] and King's [Catholic]). All three still exist as independent entities, but grant Western degrees. Students at the affiliates take courses both within their college and on 'main campus'. |
Originally Posted by jtaylor996
(Post 19554959)
I'm hot to do something like this, but damn that arlo stuff is expensive. Not sure I like wireless either. I could personally shut that down from far outside the range of the cameras, then go steal all your cameras with no trace. And at $190/ea that's not a terrible idea...
Even worse, look at this review: |
Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 19555175)
Wow, fresh asparagus from the backyard tastes really good.
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Originally Posted by gnome
(Post 19555454)
you are a sick, sick individual.
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Originally Posted by Scarbo
(Post 19555516)
Looks like the cleft of a giant peach. Fuzzy one at that.
BTW--peaches are also good roasted, in case y'all haven't tried them. Al dente still applies, though. Sorry. I know all you midwesterners love your corn creamed (yuk!) and your vegetables flogged to abject submission. |
Originally Posted by Scarbo
(Post 19555516)
Looks like the cleft of a giant peach. Fuzzy one at that.
BTW--peaches are also good roasted, in case y'all haven't tried them. Al dente still applies, though. Sorry. I know all you midwesterners love your corn creamed (yuk!) and your vegetables flogged to abject submission. |
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