The Aussie Thread- Part 4
#6901
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From: Melbourne, Australia
Bikes: Wilier, Alchemy, Merida MTB,
Originally Posted by Thylacine
Well, I bought an Arione, and it's like sitting on a plank of wood. Does that answer your question?
I've heard others say the same, but I find it okay. I did have an absolute shocking hard saddle for for years though early on, so maybe I toughened up. My brother went from a Rolls to an Arione
and has been perfectly happy. To sum up: Saddles = personal choice.
#6902
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From: Bathurst oz
Originally Posted by ed073
Did you blokes see the totty on the grid at Mugello?? Strewth....
Soon as I saw these lovelies on the grid I had to search them out. Thank gawd Suzuki hired them and stuck them on their website. They now grace my desktop at home and at work. I swear they make blacksacs seedsac spontaneously drain just looking at them.

Great dresses those. I like the bottom pic with the chick next to Chris the V. From the way her skirts hanging and the cheeky smile, you'd almost think Chris went for the fiddle before the shot was taken. And who could blame him?!

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#6903
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Originally Posted by HDTVKSS
sigh....
aussie newspapers becomes more like the yank rag the national enquirer daily. i wouldnt at all be surprised tomorrow to see a headline of " Miranda devine has satans Love child. Elvis Furious" . after all, it has just as much credibility.
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aussie newspapers becomes more like the yank rag the national enquirer daily. i wouldnt at all be surprised tomorrow to see a headline of " Miranda devine has satans Love child. Elvis Furious" . after all, it has just as much credibility.
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Maybe Mr Rollins can give her a seeing too as well. (warning link contains naughty words)
https://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/...n_Coulter.html
#6904
Thor's dad
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 581
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From: Oz
Bikes: 2006 Trek 5200, Avanti Corsa Pro, Giant Yukon, Ricardo Cro-Mo, 1992 Mongoose pro-comp, 1980 DiamondBack senior pro, 1980 Quicksilver... half a dozen other BMX bikes in various stages of completion.
You guys seen the George Dubya screensaver?
Dubya
You can drag the little bastard around with your cursor if he stops...
edit ... It's just a swf (flash file)
Dubya
You can drag the little bastard around with your cursor if he stops...
edit ... It's just a swf (flash file)
Last edited by Odin; 06-15-06 at 02:56 AM.
#6905
Originally Posted by Yoeki
Miranda Devine is like a poor mans Anne Coulter.
Maybe Mr Rollins can give her a seeing too as well. (warning link contains naughty words)
https://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/...n_Coulter.html
Maybe Mr Rollins can give her a seeing too as well. (warning link contains naughty words)
https://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/...n_Coulter.html
Shes just painful. Here we are all hating her but we still are talking about her. It drives me nuts! Aaaargh
#6906
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
Joined: May 2005
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Originally Posted by mrkott3r
Shes just painful. Here we are all hating her but we still are talking about her. It drives me nuts! Aaaargh
#6907
Cock au hoop
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 152
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From: well it sure aint Kansas
poor man's coulter?
I'm not happy with that
you see a google search for ann coulter legs is quite rewarding,
well somewhat,
but any search for miranda divine
god help me
she's so not nineteen
I'm not happy with that
you see a google search for ann coulter legs is quite rewarding,
well somewhat,
but any search for miranda divine
god help me
she's so not nineteen
Last edited by bbw; 06-15-06 at 08:51 AM.
#6908
Aluminium Crusader :-)

Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 10,050
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From: Melbourne, Australia
Originally Posted by existence
anyone riding a Selle SMP Strike saddle...either pro or evolution
#6909
Sarcopenia: Living Decay
Joined: May 2005
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Aussie are you sure you're not a female? Every second post relates to you buying something or visiting a shop to check things out
#6910
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Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Melbourne
Bikes: Scapin EOS7 sloping, 10v Record, Ksyriums
Originally Posted by badsac
It's a couple of pages old but... Farkin oath!!!
Soon as I saw these lovelies on the grid I had to search them out. Thank gawd Suzuki hired them and stuck them on their website. They now grace my desktop at home and at work. I swear they make blacksacs seedsac spontaneously drain just looking at them.
Great dresses those. I like the bottom pic with the chick next to Chris the V. From the way her skirts hanging and the cheeky smile, you'd almost think Chris went for the fiddle before the shot was taken. And who could blame him?!
Soon as I saw these lovelies on the grid I had to search them out. Thank gawd Suzuki hired them and stuck them on their website. They now grace my desktop at home and at work. I swear they make blacksacs seedsac spontaneously drain just looking at them.

Great dresses those. I like the bottom pic with the chick next to Chris the V. From the way her skirts hanging and the cheeky smile, you'd almost think Chris went for the fiddle before the shot was taken. And who could blame him?!

#6912
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From: Bathurst oz
Actually, call me slow, but do yers rekon those dresses are made out of *** paper? If so that could be an accident (or a miracle) waiting to happen.
#6913
Originally Posted by jock
...and now you know why the DailyTelegraph and now SMH employ ppl like her!!! Ain't realisation a cruddy thang sometimes 

shut up shut shut up
I reject your reality and insert my own.
#6914
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From: Melbourne
Bikes: Scapin EOS7 sloping, 10v Record, Ksyriums
weren't the commentators joking about praying for rain?
#6915
Originally Posted by ed073
weren't the commentators joking about praying for rain?
#6916
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From: Melbourne
Bikes: Scapin EOS7 sloping, 10v Record, Ksyriums
Originally Posted by badsac
Actually, call me slow, but do yers rekon those dresses are made out of *** paper? If so that could be an accident (or a miracle) waiting to happen.
correct weight. Tally-Ho miniskirts.
#6917
scanning the letters in the SMH today to see what they printer RE miranda devines article, this was my fave.
Miranda Devine's diatribe against vegans, cyclists, Canberrans, Greens, Labor, the RTA, koalas, buses, trains, light rail and Clover Moore was seriously deficient. She forgot to also denigrate unionists, commies, Asians, public education, feminists, whale lovers and poofs.
#6918
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From: Bathurst oz
Originally Posted by ed073
weren't the commentators joking about praying for rain?
#6919
Originally Posted by badsac
Man I missed that. Blows my mind just thinking of the prospect. 

#6920
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From: Melbourne, Australia
Bikes: Wilier, Alchemy, Merida MTB,
From cyclingnews.com - Tour de Suisse Stage 6
1 Koldo Gil Perez (Spa) Saunier Duval-Prodir 5.49.52 (36.391 km/h)
2 Jorg Jaksche (Ger) Würth 0.36
3 Jan Ullrich (Ger) T-Mobile Team 0.40
4 Jose Gomez Marchante (Spa) Saunier Duval-Prodir 1.39
5 Simon Gerrans (Aus) AG2R Prevoyance 1.47
Go Gerro!!
Little bloke with a big heart. Lone survivor of an early breakaway that included "Chicken" Rasmussen.
PS: Please accept my apologies for posting something directly related to cycling!
1 Koldo Gil Perez (Spa) Saunier Duval-Prodir 5.49.52 (36.391 km/h)
2 Jorg Jaksche (Ger) Würth 0.36
3 Jan Ullrich (Ger) T-Mobile Team 0.40
4 Jose Gomez Marchante (Spa) Saunier Duval-Prodir 1.39
5 Simon Gerrans (Aus) AG2R Prevoyance 1.47
Go Gerro!!
Little bloke with a big heart. Lone survivor of an early breakaway that included "Chicken" Rasmussen.PS: Please accept my apologies for posting something directly related to cycling!
#6921
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From: Bathurst oz
Originally Posted by HDTVKSS
and here i was thinking that you wanted them to blow somthing else!
#6922
Industry Maven

Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 2,936
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From: Wherever good bikes are sold
Bikes: Thylacines...only Thylacines.
I looked at my bikes yesterday.
There. You're not alone.
There. You're not alone.
#6923
Phat but not too fat

Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Bay of Plenty
Bikes: Kona Zing & Conder Cone
I put a new rear derailleur cable on my roadie yesterday, and discovered the old one was hanging on by two threads - literally.
I must check my brake cables
I must check my brake cables
#6924
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From: Sydney, Australia
Originally Posted by Thylacine
Well, I bought an Arione, and it's like sitting on a plank of wood. Does that answer your question?
Same here.
Eyeballing it, the rails look the same length as any other saddle I own (I bought it to slidew it back a tad more, looked long in the shop).
But hey, that extra 3cm of plastic sticking out the back does heaps. When I use it, it makes my little seat pack look smaller I spose.
#6925
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From: Wherever good bikes are sold
Bikes: Thylacines...only Thylacines.
"Does my seat pack look big in these?"
Last edited by Thylacine; 06-15-06 at 08:33 PM.



