thanks, Jocko

Time Venue Event Name Event Item Start List Result Status
18:00 Multi Purpose Venue (Melbourne Park) Men's Individual Pursuit Men's Individual Pursuit Qualification Round Heat 1 Start List - Scheduled
18:00 Multi Purpose Venue (Melbourne Park) Men's Individual Pursuit Men's Individual Pursuit Qualification Round Heat 2 Start List - Scheduled
18:00 Multi Purpose Venue (Melbourne Park) Men's Individual Pursuit Men's Individual Pursuit Qualification Round Heat 3 Start List - Scheduled
18:00 Multi Purpose Venue (Melbourne Park) Men's Individual Pursuit Men's Individual Pursuit Qualification Round Heat 4 Start List - Scheduled
18:00 Multi Purpose Venue (Melbourne Park) Men's Individual Pursuit Men's Individual Pursuit Qualification Round Heat 5 Start List - Scheduled
18:00 Multi Purpose Venue (Melbourne Park) Men's Individual Pursuit Men's Individual Pursuit Qualification Round Heat 6 Start List - Scheduled
19:25 Multi Purpose Venue (Melbourne Park) Women's 500m Time Trial Women's 500m Time Trial Finals Heat 1 Start List - Scheduled
19:45 Multi Purpose Venue (Melbourne Park) Men's 1km Time Trial Men's 1km Time Trial Finals Heat 1 Start List - Scheduled
21:00 Multi Purpose Venue (Melbourne Park) Men's Individual Pursuit Men's Individual Pursuit Finals Heat 1 - - Scheduled
21:00 Multi Purpose Venue (Melbourne Park) Men's Individual Pursuit Men's Individual Pursuit Finals Heat 2 - -

oops......too slow!

I'm planning on doing all the Central Division races and some opens this year. Only the occaisional club race tho.

There won't be anyone at Black Hill on the 22nd to register you, so try on the 23rd at Calga. Bring $188 + race entry fee with you.

As for the pump, I can get it to you on the 23rd, no probs. See you there

Doing a case study today in a tute at uni, It was on Timbuk2 bags. i dont think anyone knew what they were and no one recognised my bag
Should I post this in the fg forum and say timbuk2 are selling out? those threads usually get fairly heated

News flash - it ain't like that. The Mormons I work with still drink and party, and the girls aren't as chaste as you'd assume.

The amish are having the same problem with their kids these days.

https://www.npr.org/programs/morning/...002/may/amish/ (yeah its old, but it only screened here last year!)

smoking, drinking, driving cars, watching TV, what is the (amish) world coming to?

Ok, a guy at work made a reference to an act performed on a certain president from Arkansas by an intern. But he used the technically correct term. The 19 year old receptionist asked what the word meant. I told her to worry about it when she was married. So she looked it up on the internet, and then proceeded to tell us that she's totally cool with doing that. Apparently, anything that might make a baby is bad, but that act is good. Ok, we know it's good, I just didn't think those Mormon girls did that.

^

LOL

I used to work with a girl called Betty. really hot, but really nieve. one day shes listening to the radio at work and a Machine Gun Felatio song comes on back when they were popular. so anyways, at the top of her lungs, betty calls out to her friend shaun across the room " Shaun, whats Fellatio? " a very red faced Shaun waited till the laughter died down before suggesting that she googled it....

LOL

One of my old bosses, a woman, walked back into our all male work area exclaiming 'there's a crack in the womans toilets'.

She should have been specific and said that the wall was cracked. None of the boys could breath they were laughing so hard.

Commonwealth rr fellas, a Thunder take...

hitters:



in order



Rob Hunter

Greg Henderson

Gordy Fraser

Russel Downing

Ryan Cox

David George

Roulston

Gordy MacCauley

Perras



any of the Australians can podium, and fill out the podium, but South Africa have a strong team so won't be able to keep on attacking Hunter. They will be able to neutralise the attacks. Downing won a few races last year before breaking his collarbone when his Recycling team went over to race the Wachovia pro series. He will sneak under the radar, no one will know his face. If Fraser, Henderson or Hunter make it to the finish they probably have the chops to beat anyone bar Davis. And Davis will need to be well positioned or they can knock him off. Walker, Gerrans and especially Hayman have the speed to match if they get some luck and a better run, but straight up the others are known fast men who will win a match sprint.



Punt Road looks to be a mini San Fransico GP hill climb. It must almost hit 15% at the steepest and they cannot take a run at it with the turn off Alexandra Av. Those Guyanans might have to walk it by the 15th lap.



I think Walker will win on Punt road, and a 4 k solo like Carrigan, while the bunch of 6 or 7 look at whomever wants to chase. Davis playing the Golan role, except he wins the kick for second. Or it will be torn apart completely and the South Africans will be gotten rid of.

Gerrans out, shoulder infected, new surgery, ouch.

reserve team
Gene Bates ( SA), Shaun Higgerson (NSW), Aaron Kemps (Qld), Chris Sutton (NSW), Russell Van Hout (SA)

be a cop out to get Van Hout for a one day race when he won't ride the tt. Might say he deserves it and poetic justice, I would like to see big Robbie Maclachlan in. He won a stage in the Chinese Quinghai Lake stage race, this is like the tour in China. In the peasant distrcts the proletariat are crowded around the communal tv to watch this race.

If Van Hout, why not Milostic? I say give the big guy Robbie Maclachlan the bookend to his Barcelona Olympics. Or an under23 rider, Simon Clarke.

Russel "of wood" is a nice guy. That is about as much as I can say about his legs. "Carnegie Caulfield C grade crit".

EDIT: ITs on!

Check out the size of the Scottish rider - is he a big boy or what?

yeah talk abouth thunder thighs lol

I taped that event so if u guys (expat, since ur not in Aus) want a copy Ill send it to ya, Ill try to record as much crap as possible

+1
Thanks Matagi, cheques in the post

An angry young man, somone ate his Haggis!
Beef Haggis
1 lb beef heart
1 lb boneless beef brisket
1 lb boneless lamb shoulder
1/4 c onions (dried) or 1 large, chopped
water or beef stock, as required
1 lb beef liver
3 cups pinhead oatmeal or rolled oats
1 cup beef suet
2 tbs. salt
1 tbs. black pepper
pinch cayenne pepper
cow's bladder, sheep's stomach or pudding basin (bowl) Chop coarsely heart, brisket, lamb and onion. Put in large saucepan, cover with water/stock. Bring to a boil and simmer 30 minutes. Add coarsely chopped liver and simmer a further 30 minutes. Pout off cooking liquid and reserve. Chop cooked meat finely and in a bowl mix in, one at a lime, oatmeal, suet, salt, pepper and cayenne. Pour in reserved liquid until firm and moist. Spoon mixture into bladder and secure ends with string. Place in top half of a steamer and steam over simmering water for 1 1/2 hours. (If no bladder/stomach is available put into a ovenproof bowl, cover with foil or waxed paper (tied on) and steam as above.)

While I'm on a roll, where is the leg thread when you need it?
I wish these were mine

I'm a bit concerned - haggis does'nt actually sound too bad.

Whats doing with the pasty farking poms going 1,2,3 in the pursuit? Did all our fellas boycott the commonweath games like the rest of Australia?

Hey, we have Dish Network satellite TV. We can watch anything here. Just the other night, the missus was going through the channels, and saw cricket on PPV. Most shows are $1.99-5.99. She clicked on it, and it was only one hundred and sixty nine bludy American dollars! So, I'm thinking cricket's not so popular over here.

Purtsuit
Qualification

1 Paul Manning (England) 4.21.801 (55.003 km/h)
2 Rob Hayles (England) 4.21.837
3 Jason Allen (New Zealand) 4.22.941
4 Steven Cummings (England) 4.25.570
5 Mark Ryan (New Zealand) 4.26.773
6 Michael Hutchinson (Northern Ireland) 4.28.862
7 Mark Jamieson (Australia) 4.30.399
8 Hayden Roulston (New Zealand) 4.30.747
9 Zack Bell (Canada) 4.31.831
10 Peter Dawson (Australia) 4.34.269
11 Rupert Rheeder (South Africa) 4.40.078
12 Amirrudin Jamaludin (Malaysia) 4.49.106

Finals

For bronze

3 Steven Cummings (England) 4.24.767 (54.387 km/h)
4 Jason Allen (New Zealand) 4.30.319

For gold and silver

1 Paul Manning (England) 4.23.799 (54.587 km/h)
2 Rob Hayles (England) 4.28.616


Jamo did a 4'30" when his pb was 4'22".

In defense, a flu swept through the track cyclists camp after nationals.

Still, disappointing ride by Jamo and Dawson. Well outside their pbs. Maybe all the road work is not helping them.

Rider Vs car , car wins. what an asshat.

https://pelotonsports.turramurracycle...default%2Easpx

https://www.theage.com.au/news/swimmi...098604592.html

OOoooooh, touchy. LOL