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Old 07-17-19, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
What I wouldn't give for 1 below. C or F.
Screw you.

Arizona is great because some people can’t handle the heat.
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Glad I rode home early.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Wow, that is one well defined twister:
I hope you didn’t take the photo
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Glad I rode home early.
Yup. I don’t think we’re taking the kids to Strathmore for a concert on the lawn tonight
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
Screw you.

Arizona is great because some people can’t handle the heat.
I'm more a Williams or Flagstaff kinda Arizonan
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
Don’t Look up the Bates Method on Wikipedia. The article is not complimentary.
I realize the Bates Method sounds a little hair-brained to the Western mind. It's basically a meditation, and meditation can have profound effects. The epley maneuver comes to mind as another oddball treatment, but that one works too.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
I'm more a Williams or Flagstaff kinda Arizonan
You shut your mouth about the higher elevations.

Everyome thinks it’s 120+ all summer long

I hope people realize I’m just playing around with a friend.

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Took the family to see the Union Pacific Big Boy roll in to St Paul Union Depot this afternoon... and then got steamed myself when the ****er was stupid late. I mean, you *know* that people are going to be waiting per your published timetable and you *know* that there are going to be a good number of kids involved, so why on earth would you hover just out of sight for more than an hour beyond your scheduled arrival? Ugh.

The boy didn't know what we were waiting for, so I was thankful that he was so pumped when it finally backed in (slooooowly), but man, I was regretting being there for a while.

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Old 07-17-19, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Jadesfire
Only 92 here, feels like 100. I find, this year in particular, that I feel like I'm turning into my father- I started driving without using the A/C. I find that I'm tolerating the heat so much better this year.
(Though, it could also be due to the 35lbs I dropped in the past year, as well. Darn confounders.)
Well done!!
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Old 07-17-19, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Took the family to see the Union Pacific Big Boy roll in to St Paul Union Depot this afternoon... and then got steamed myself when the ****er was stupid late. I mean, you *know* that people are going to be waiting per your published timetable and you *know* that there are going to be a good number of kids involved, so why on earth would you hover just out of sight for more than an hour beyond your scheduled arrival? Ugh.

The boy didn't know what we were waiting for, so I was thankful that he was so pumped when it finally backed in (slooooowly), but man, I was regretting being there for a while.

Trainspotting is hard work sometimes.

We had two waits nearing 2 hours apiece in Wyoming. I'm surprised the little lady survived
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
What I wouldn't give for 1 below. C or F.
Ditto.
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Old 07-18-19, 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted by datlas
BRAT diet. Bananas, Rice, Applesauce, and Toast. Plus lots of fluids.
Bananas in that diet is new to me, the rest are time tested.
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Originally Posted by noodle soup
It was really warm yesterday.

Today is a tiny bit humid.
Have you had the monsoons yet?
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
I'm more a Williams or Flagstaff kinda Arizonan
Ditto.

Speaking of Williams, how was the GC ride?
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Originally Posted by Jadesfire
Only 92 here, feels like 100. I find, this year in particular, that I feel like I'm turning into my father- I started driving without using the A/C. I find that I'm tolerating the heat so much better this year.
(Though, it could also be due to the 35lbs I dropped in the past year, as well. Darn confounders.)
Congrats!

How are the studies going?
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OK, I can't figure out the multi-quote thing. Hello again, everyone. Just thought I'd jump back in when the opportunity presented itself.
Thanks, Billy- the studies are stalled at the moment between writer's block, a touch of fear of the unknown, and some life stress that took over. But I'm getting back into it and should be back on track in the fall.
Y'all have a good day!
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Originally Posted by BillyD
Have you had the monsoons yet?
nothing yet.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
What I wouldn't give for 1 below. C or F.
It'll be back soon enough.
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Originally Posted by gnome
of course. I don't think even in pre-decimal days they used Fahrenheit here. If they did it was well before I was born.
Kelvin?
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A friend who's also my rigger and a semi-pro sailor just emailed me about a local 3-day regatta this weekend, presumably looking for crew. He didn't name the boat, but knowing him, it could be a fast one that might up my skills, look good on the resume, and maybe win something. I'm praying it's a dog so it will be easy to say no. It's just too goddamn hot.
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I know we are not supposed to comment on other threads in the 41 here, but I am going to break the rules (although I hope not bad enough to get a hand slap from the mods),

That "Giving up Ti" thread is such fail. I tried to put a few helpful comments in, but I am done with it. Not sure if it's a troll or super obtuse, but in any case I have voted with my feet.
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Originally Posted by Jadesfire
OK, I can't figure out the multi-quote thing. Hello again, everyone. Just thought I'd jump back in when the opportunity presented itself.
Thanks, Billy- the studies are stalled at the moment between writer's block, a touch of fear of the unknown, and some life stress that took over. But I'm getting back into it and should be back on track in the fall.
Y'all have a good day!
For me, multi-quote works great. Click on each thread you want to quote with "multi quote" except the LAST one you are quoting, for THAT one you click on "quote."

Do it now and thank me later.
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This is one beautiful bike: - V3Rs

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Originally Posted by mvnsnd
This is one beautiful bike: - V3Rs
Yeah, I like straight tubes.
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This is one beautiful bike: - V3Rs

turn on the flash next time
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Originally Posted by datlas
I know we are not supposed to comment on other threads in the 41 here, but I am going to break the rules (although I hope not bad enough to get a hand slap from the mods),

That "Giving up Ti" thread is such fail. I tried to put a few helpful comments in, but I am done with it. Not sure if it's a troll or super obtuse, but in any case I have voted with my feet.
Yeah once weight loss came up it was time to nope on out of there.
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