More #%@! Snow...
03-15-07 | 10:42 AM
#27
originally we were supposed to get about 5cm on saturday....now they're saying 15!
This is what they call an equinoctial storm- in march and september, around the time of the equinoxes, you'll get bad weather- usually in sept it's rain.
This is what they call an equinoctial storm- in march and september, around the time of the equinoxes, you'll get bad weather- usually in sept it's rain.
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03-15-07 | 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by wabbit
originally we were supposed to get about 5cm on saturday....now they're saying 15!
This is what they call an equinoctial storm- in march and september, around the time of the equinoxes, you'll get bad weather- usually in sept it's rain.
This is what they call an equinoctial storm- in march and september, around the time of the equinoxes, you'll get bad weather- usually in sept it's rain.
it's the ground pigs..they're all a-holes.
03-15-07 | 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by DocRay
F-ing whistle pigs, ground hogs, pigs whatever...Those rodents piss me off, this year they colluded between Wiarton ON, and Puxatawney, PA to f*ck with our heads.
Never trust a ground pig..don't lend them money.
Ground Pig at Al Qaeda training camp in southern Pakistan.
Never trust a ground pig..don't lend them money.
Ground Pig at Al Qaeda training camp in southern Pakistan.
It is snowing right now in Pittsburgh.
03-16-07 | 05:52 AM
#31
He drop me
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Son of a......they just updated our forecast...we are supposed to get 8-12 inches now rather than 1-3. Mother F&#%er 
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03-16-07 | 05:57 AM
#32
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A Little Bent
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From: Struggling up a hillside in Vermont, USA... ..........................................
Lookin' like 10 - 16" up here....
And not even starting until later this afternoon, so can't even skip out of work and plead Flatlander..
The cycling Gods are not happy with me...
What do you think I need to sacrifice in order to get in their good graces...
And not even starting until later this afternoon, so can't even skip out of work and plead Flatlander..
The cycling Gods are not happy with me...
What do you think I need to sacrifice in order to get in their good graces...
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03-16-07 | 06:03 AM
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SilentRider
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From: Upstate NY
Bikes: Trek Madone SLR 7, Giant TCR Advanced Pro, Trek Domane SLR, Trek Emonda SLR Project One (x2), custom Bingham Built Titanium road bike
uckfey!! Snow here too. I don't know nor do I care how much it is.
'Tis a mixed bag. I don't get to go out. But I may also get out of traveling (driving!) to Philly; Ordinarily, I would have given my pinky to go, but it's snowing down there too, so I wouldn't have gotten to ride anyhow.
'Tis a mixed bag. I don't get to go out. But I may also get out of traveling (driving!) to Philly; Ordinarily, I would have given my pinky to go, but it's snowing down there too, so I wouldn't have gotten to ride anyhow.
03-16-07 | 07:37 AM
#34
Originally Posted by Hammertoe
Lookin' like 10 - 16" up here....
And not even starting until later this afternoon, so can't even skip out of work and plead Flatlander..
The cycling Gods are not happy with me...
What do you think I need to sacrifice in order to get in their good graces...
And not even starting until later this afternoon, so can't even skip out of work and plead Flatlander..
The cycling Gods are not happy with me...
What do you think I need to sacrifice in order to get in their good graces...
03-16-07 | 08:41 AM
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From: Chester County, PA
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Originally Posted by jamlo21
Yes it does. It rained twice last month...i think.
I finally got to ride outside after work this week and thought the indoor riding was done for the year. Now this rain/ice/snow ***** hits today. I can't take it anymore.
In January I rode in bib shorts and just a short sleeve jersey a few times now in march I can't even ride outside. I hate you bad weather.
03-16-07 | 08:53 AM
#38
IF/Parlee/Sachs/Legend ST
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Bikes: Parlee, Richard Sachs, Serotta Legend, IF Crown Jewel (2), IF Planet Cross, Serotta CSI (2)
more snow here in connecticut also. 2 days ago i wuz riding in shorts.
must be the global warming f'ing everything up
must be the global warming f'ing everything up
03-16-07 | 09:20 AM
#39
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From: Santa Clara, CA
Bikes: 2013 Orange Brompton M3L; 2006 Milwaukee Bicycle Co. Fixie (Eddy Orange); 2022 Surly Cross Check, Black
I hate this darn 80 degree weather we've been having lately. WE need some snow for a change.
p.s. I did'nt wear a jacket this morning to work cause it was so hot...
p.s. I did'nt wear a jacket this morning to work cause it was so hot...
03-16-07 | 10:04 AM
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A Little Bent
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From: Struggling up a hillside in Vermont, USA... ..........................................
Originally Posted by blonduathlongrl
cycling Gods are requesting another toe.
A little Lidocaine and a knife....No problem...
We need to build an alter and say a prayer...
Then I want a carbon fiber replacement....
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03-16-07 | 11:54 AM
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...and SnowDog
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Bikes: 2015 Scott CR-1; 2013 Kona Jake the Snake; 2003 Scattante XRL; 1991 Raleigh Talon drop bar conversion
More snow in the woods is good, but keep it off the roads please. Almost rode on Wednesday evening when it was 60 degrees, but it started raining so beer and chicken wings instead
03-16-07 | 12:07 PM
#44
Lightweight
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From: Waterdown, Ontario
Bikes: 2006 Specialized Tarmac, 2005 Specialized Allez Elite, 2005 Kona Cinder Cone
I just discovered the Compu-Trainer at the local running/tri shop. What a great invention. It sure beats staring at the walls on my trainer in the basement. While it's not cycling in the great outdoors, at least you have the visuals of a nice Arizona road, and lots of technical data to help take your mind off the pain! Once your HR goes above 190 it all looks the same anyway!!!
03-16-07 | 02:03 PM
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A Little Bent
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From: Struggling up a hillside in Vermont, USA... ..........................................
It's snowing pretty hard...
Leaving work now for another session on the trainer...
Is it ever going to end....
Leaving work now for another session on the trainer...
Is it ever going to end....
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03-16-07 | 02:04 PM
#46
snowing hard here too!!
03-16-07 | 02:12 PM
#49
sux 2 B us
on the brighter side, I can now continue to lay around and eat cheetoes for another week or so
on the brighter side, I can now continue to lay around and eat cheetoes for another week or so
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03-16-07 | 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by blonduathlongrl
St Patrick's day this weekend, rain or shine or snow. They will find thier way for green beers and cornbeef & cabbage.
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