Advice from Ya'll please
09-13-05, 03:13 AM
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Advice from Ya'll please
I was wondering if a bath size disposable towel would be conveinent and needed for ya'lls cycling adventures. I came up with this idea just recently, crystowel.com. I wanted to see what kind of advice ya'll might have. All comments are welcome good or bad, i am just a newbie so you won't hurt my feelings ( well go kinda easy) 
thanks
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09-13-05, 06:33 AM
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Ecologically, probably not the best route.
I'm trying to think of an instance where I needed a bath-sized towel.
Not coming up with much.
And, if you're a fan of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, then a cool frood needs to have a real towel. Not disposable.
I'm trying to think of an instance where I needed a bath-sized towel.
Not coming up with much.
And, if you're a fan of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, then a cool frood needs to have a real towel. Not disposable.
09-13-05, 07:35 AM
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I can kind of see it, but really think it's overkill. I can do the same thing with a small microfiber detailing towel. It is psychotically absorbent. When I am done I just wash it down with a little soap, rinse it out good, wring it, and let it hang dry.
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I think the individually wrapped wet naps are a little more convenient. Now I'm just trying to find a place in town that sells them.
09-13-05, 12:57 PM
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A small terry cloth towel that fits in a jersey pocket is great. It doesn't need to be thick, but is sure nice to have on really hot days.
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Originally Posted by Medpilot
I think the individually wrapped wet naps are a little more convenient. Now I'm just trying to find a place in town that sells them.
09-13-05, 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Avalanche325
KFC sells them. They are kind of expensive, but you get three pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes, cole slaw, and a biscuit thrown in for free.
09-13-05, 02:57 PM
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About the same price as the KFC meal (way cheaper than Tony Roma's), and you get 100 wet-naps:
https://www.iprepare.com/100fa30sf.html
https://www.iprepare.com/100fa30sf.html
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Originally Posted by Avalanche325
KFC sells them. They are kind of expensive, but you get three pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes, cole slaw, and a biscuit thrown in for free.
My favorite towel:
09-13-05, 03:38 PM
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I'm sorry, as a born-n-bred Texan, I just can't let this pass.
It's spelled y'all. Not ya'll.
I now return you to your normally scheduled OCP'ing.
It's spelled y'all. Not ya'll.
I now return you to your normally scheduled OCP'ing.
09-13-05, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by obscuriosity
I'm sorry, as a born-n-bred Texan, I just can't let this pass.
It's spelled y'all. Not ya'll.
I now return you to your normally scheduled OCP'ing.
It's spelled y'all. Not ya'll.
I now return you to your normally scheduled OCP'ing.
09-13-05, 04:02 PM
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Okay, I need to update my spellcheck. It's not:
- Ya'll
- Yal'l
- Yall'
- 'Yall or
- thou allst (ye olde Texan)
- Ya'll
- Yal'l
- Yall'
- 'Yall or
- thou allst (ye olde Texan)
09-13-05, 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by cuda2k
That's news to t his born-n-bred Texan. And yes, I only clicked on this thread because "Ya'll" was in the title.
You know we say this in Texas because OU sux.
09-13-05, 11:05 PM
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Originally Posted by CardiacKid
Think about it. It is a contraction of you all. The ' replaces ou.
You know we say this in Texas because OU sux.
You know we say this in Texas because OU sux.
<< Goes to a UT System school >>
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Originally Posted by Avalanche325
KFC sells them. They are kind of expensive, but you get three pieces of chicken, mashed potatoes, cole slaw, and a biscuit thrown in for free.
I hate you!!!
I just got to work (commuting), I have a PB&J sandwich, some Ramen noodles, and a yogurt for my lunch. After my 23mi commute, A bucket of extra crispy KFC would really hit the spot right now.
Thanks alot.
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