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f4rrest 05-29-17 09:37 AM


Originally Posted by BillyD (Post 19617301)
I knew there had to be a miscommunication somewhere. Humidity in Phoenix is impossible, thankfully.

During Monsoon Season, it storms daily at 4pm, leaving it super humid and hot all night and into the morning until about 10am.

Triple digits with high humidity is a thing there.

Velo Vol 05-29-17 10:05 AM


Originally Posted by f4rrest (Post 19617619)
Why choose?

I'm not seeing much of a boost from the trumpet videos. Could be me, or it could be there's only so much you can gain from such a video.


Originally Posted by rpenmanparker (Post 19617194)
I will have you know that Robert is now freezing his ass off in Quebec City. Poutine is okay, but it ain't good enough to put up with this kind of weather. Touring the old city today if we can keep the rain at bay.

LOL

The dark side of poutine: Canada taking credit for Quebec dish amounts to cultural appropriation, academic says | National Post

BillyD 05-29-17 10:12 AM

As Jay Pritchett says about poutin, "I'm not poutin any in my mouth."

:lol:

BillyD 05-29-17 10:14 AM

Wonder where [MENTION=107711]datlas[/MENTION] is this morning, surely his ride got cancelled by the stupid rain.

badger1 05-29-17 10:20 AM


Originally Posted by rpenmanparker (Post 19617194)
I will have you know that Robert is now freezing his ass off in Quebec City. Poutine is okay, but it ain't good enough to put up with this kind of weather. Touring the old city today if we can keep the rain at bay.

If you'd like to dine at a reasonably-priced spot in Quebec city, one where the locals go, try L'Échaudé (73 rue Matelot [418 692 1299]). We've been going there once/twice a year since '93 or so. Food is always very good; lots of local ingredients. Wine list is excellent.

badger1 05-29-17 10:27 AM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 19617672)
I'm not seeing much of a boost from the trumpet videos. Could be me, or it could be there's only so much you can gain from such a video.



LOL

The dark side of poutine: Canada taking credit for Quebec dish amounts to cultural appropriation, academic says | National Post

LOL indeed. My poor country is riddled with this nonsense; fills our universities, op-ed pages, and airwaves (CBC). Funny prima facie, but ultimately irritating -- a bit like our current Prime Minister.

seedsbelize 05-29-17 10:49 AM


Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 19617433)
And walnuts. I like walnuts in banana bread, but that's it.

Hickory nuts.

LAJ 05-29-17 11:23 AM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 19617672)
I'm not seeing much of a boost from the trumpet videos. Could be me, or it could be there's only so much you can gain from such a video.

In many cases, it is you, but in this instance, not so much.

rpenmanparker 05-29-17 11:46 AM


Originally Posted by BillyD (Post 19617682)
As Jay Pritchett says about poutin, "I'm not poutin any in my mouth."

:lol:

One poutine shop in Montreal is called Vladimir Putine. Cute, eh?

datlas 05-29-17 11:49 AM


Originally Posted by rpenmanparker (Post 19617194)
I will have you know that Robert is now freezing his ass off in Quebec City. Poutine is okay, but it ain't good enough to put up with this kind of weather. Touring the old city today if we can keep the rain at bay.

Not hot.

datlas 05-29-17 11:54 AM


Originally Posted by BillyD (Post 19617685)
Wonder where [MENTION=107711]datlas[/MENTION] is this morning, surely his ride got cancelled by the stupid rain.

Correct. Went to Home Depot with the mrs, then a lunch date at a Japanese place. May try a ride later, but I can't get greedy as I had fantastic rides on Saturday and Sunday.

rpenmanparker 05-29-17 11:57 AM

Weather in Quebec City turned out beautiful today, but rain is coming tonight and tomorrow. Taking advantage while we can.

indyfabz 05-29-17 12:06 PM

So...At my local Whole Foods they are now putting calorie contents on many bake goods. Saw several cookies with more that 500 calories each, inclduing vagan cookies. And I am not talking hub cap size cookies. Some of the cup cakes have over 800. The highest thing I saw was a sticky bun at something 980 calories.

#gladidonthaveasweettooth

indyfabz 05-29-17 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker (Post 19617869)
Weather in Quebec City turned out beautiful today, but rain is coming tonight and tomorrow. Taking advantage while we can.

It's warmer in Glacier National Park than it is in Philly.

Dan333SP 05-29-17 12:53 PM

Oh boy. I haven't bonked in a while, but when it happens... ouch. Did 50 miles in 92 degree heat with a bagel 2 hours before the ride and 2 bottles. Felt great until I turned around into a headwind, then... done. Time for a recovery beer and bahn mi

Heathpack 05-29-17 12:53 PM

We and all our stuff are finally on the boat, only 3.5 days late. My legs are tired, and I'm feeling lazy. Just made some coffee.

Hopefully under way within the hour. Then a week of mountain biking, socializing and laying around on Catalina Island.

:)

Trsnrtr 05-29-17 01:09 PM


Originally Posted by seedsbelize (Post 19617759)
Hickory nuts.

Pecans.

Trsnrtr 05-29-17 01:13 PM

Did our yearly Memorial Day ride. I felt like crap and was eager for it to finish. No idea why. I dislike feeling crappy on the bike and having no idea why. :(

Heathpack 05-29-17 01:32 PM


Originally Posted by Trsnrtr (Post 19618014)
Did our yearly Memorial Day ride. I felt like crap and was eager for it to finish. No idea why. I dislike feeling crappy on the bike and having no idea why. :(

Me too. It can be weirdly unpredictable, both mighty days and puny days.

Sometimes it makes sense though. I'm feeling GREAT on the bike, there's no stopping me, I am Wonder Woman. Then we turn around and I realize: tailwind! Doh I've been caught by that one more times than I can count.

LesterOfPuppets 05-29-17 01:49 PM

We caught the 108th Army Band for Memorial Day.

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4199/3...0f3d513e_k.jpg

rpenmanparker 05-29-17 02:46 PM


Originally Posted by badger1 (Post 19617699)
If you'd like to dine at a reasonably-priced spot in Quebec city, one where the locals go, try L'Échaudé (73 rue Matelot [418 692 1299]). We've been going there once/twice a year since '93 or so. Food is always very good; lots of local ingredients. Wine list is excellent.

Thanks. I will pass that on to my SIL, the chef, who is in charge of the dining selections.

patentcad 05-29-17 02:55 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 19612317)
Do you know if they allow people there who have no musical ability? I want to become a conservator.

I don't have any of that, doesn't deter me.

v70cat 05-29-17 03:00 PM


Originally Posted by patentcad (Post 19618182)
I don't have any of that, doesn't deter me.


I thought you gave up cycling for music?

v70cat 05-29-17 03:02 PM


Originally Posted by patentcad (Post 19536922)
You know, it's quite possible the sports car weenies over at corvetteforums.com are more pathetic than you freds. Still, the median income there is probably far higher, so they have that going for them. Trying to talk to you idiots about sports car crap is the apogee of faii. Let's start with the basics. In the photo below the real Ferrari is on the right, the White Trash Ferrari is on the left.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y11...pset06h5ih.jpg

Are you saying that you are white trash?

patentcad 05-29-17 03:03 PM

So I just cracked 2300 miles for 2017 which is rather pathetic by Pcad's standards, but probably still more than a lot of you 41 fatsos have managed to ride so far. My year is effed however, I'll have to have shoulder surgery around July 10-15 which will probably knock me off real bicycles for 5-6 weeks (I'll be in a sling). Worse, no Corvette driving (stick shift). Worse still, no guitar playing. Oh well. I am trying to learn to play piano, I can tinkle the ivories with my left hand for a month.


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