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Originally Posted by jock
Delhi Rd? You've only got the Lane Cove National Park nearby. It has seal roadways from Delhi Rd at the bottom to Lane Cove Rd at the top, but you might find singletracks have been carved out by renegade MTB hoons.
Might be something in Garrigal National Park (near the Roseville Bridge) for you tho. Very steep climbs either side of the creek, and lotsa walking tracks that you could probably use as singletrack. |
Green poo? You shouldn't have had the frogs legs cooked in creme de menthe :p
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"Green stools are basically normal....Bile is a fat-digesting substance that is secreted in the first part of the small intestine. It has a brilliant green color. That color is how the mixture of food and digestive juice actually appears in the small intestine. Eventually the remaining mixture of undigested food material and digestive juices, which is now a waste product, reaches the colon for elimination. Bacteria then break the bile salts down into simpler substances which are darker in color. Hence the material that will be passed as stool normally undergoes a progressive color change from green to more yellow to brown. So green stool simply means that the mixture of food and digestive juices is passing through the large intestine faster than normal"
And now back to my Pumpkin Soup..... |
You know vette, we'd sorta let that one slip through to the keeper for good reason.
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Toilet humour is sometimes just too hard to resist :eek:
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Thanks for that Thylo - sounds like some of the posts from the vegan roadie thread
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Resist? Best not to resist when you have the urge.
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Any tips for tonight's stage? ~230km with a couple of pimples and a 'hilly' finish to hurt the sprinters. I'm guessing sprinters favouring the intermediates and the finish contested by wannabee climbers or O'Grady to go for a break on the 2nd Cat 3 climb (with about 200km to go) only to get caught with the finish line in sight.
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Ill pick Boonen for this one. he can climb reasnobly well for a sprinter cant he? if he can keep in touch on the climbs then he should be able to put it away.
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Originally Posted by HDTVKSS
Ill pick Boonen for this one. he can climb reasnobly well for a sprinter cant he? if he can keep in touch on the climbs then he should be able to put it away.
HD, any of this ring a bell? http://www.homepages.ihug.com.au/~ki.../lcnp_mtb.html |
Originally Posted by Thylacine
"Green stools are basically normal....Bile is a fat-digesting substance that is secreted in the first part of the small intestine. It has a brilliant green color. That color is how the mixture of food and digestive juice actually appears in the small intestine. Eventually the remaining mixture of undigested food material and digestive juices, which is now a waste product, reaches the colon for elimination. Bacteria then break the bile salts down into simpler substances which are darker in color. Hence the material that will be passed as stool normally undergoes a progressive color change from green to more yellow to brown. So green stool simply means that the mixture of food and digestive juices is passing through the large intestine faster than normal"
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well i know where i found it.....
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Wattsy, there's this thing you might've heard of...called 'The Internet'....
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Pshaw, the link you gave descibes most of the trails i know around my place that im aware of, i.e on the epping / pennant hills side of the park. i had a look on whereis.com.au and there seems to be an entrance on lane cove road, between the M2 and lady game drive, i THINK that may be OK and im sure ive seen it as i drive past, but i dont know if its walking trail or riding trail, or even paved. if your riding the M2 on your roadie maybee scoot on down there and check it out as its not too far.
other than that, if you can get to kissing point road in turramurra which is only a 10 - 15 min drive from delhi road you can hit a big network of trails. im sorry, i just dont know where the trails i ride link up to in there as ive never had a need to look! on the weekend i may hit it up on sunday morning so if you want ill see what the street names are on the exits that i go past. i havent looked, but MTBR.com may have some advice in their trail guide section. if you get into the pennant hills section there some ripper rock gardens on some of the walking trails that you would love. fair hike on a MTB when you only have an hour tho from delhi road. |
Originally Posted by Thylacine
Wattsy, there's this thing you might've heard of...called 'The Internet'....
The wife is on the way home...somewhere over the ocean as I write this. She's bringing my riding bling with her...and I'll be happy to see her as well.:D |
Tiger knows his shyte, that's all I'm sayin'.
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Originally Posted by existence
i dont know much but i know a timid man when i see one....looked to me like robbie had no one to blame but himself...he was trying to wait and see and to me thats a game played by men who dont fully believe in themselves....he didnt need to sit on boonans wheel...he could of stepped out and blasted for the line but played a 'wait a see what boonan does' game and lost....disappointing especially in the first stage when psychologically its the best stage to stamp authority over your competitors...i expect to see more balls from robbie than that!!!! i bet he was s****y as all f**k with himself afterwards!!!
mcewen beat boonen both lost. Now last night, that was an impressive bit of acceleration that just blew Zabel and Ogrady's doors off. Nice win. Back on track. |
We should take this opportunity to bait all the Robbie haters.
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Originally Posted by Thylacine
We should take this opportunity to bait all the Robbie haters.
join me up for that |
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go Robbie, its your birthday. i wasnt too sure after stage 1 but last night was farkin tops. nice little points lead over boonen now as well.
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Good pick pshaw. Good win for lil robbie
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Originally Posted by mrkott3r
join me up for that
ok, forget that, found it, they moved it off the road forum. |
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