The Aussie Thread- Part 2
#1801
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From: Melbourne, Australia
Originally Posted by Expatriate
My brother had a Litespeed with carbon stays and full Campy. I should have whacked it into my container before I moved.
#1802
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
Bikes: 8 bikes - one for each day of the week!
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
While we're on the subject of bad things...
After the diabolical Heinz Tom Yum the other night I took life in my own hands and tried Heinz Thai Green Curry. Despite looking like gruel and smelling like Laksa it wasn't too bad. I added chicken, chilli and soy sauce and I couldn't tell the difference between it and a bad Laksa.
I can't wait until I try the Heinz Laksa next week. No doubt it will smell like rubber and taste like minestrone.
After the diabolical Heinz Tom Yum the other night I took life in my own hands and tried Heinz Thai Green Curry. Despite looking like gruel and smelling like Laksa it wasn't too bad. I added chicken, chilli and soy sauce and I couldn't tell the difference between it and a bad Laksa.
I can't wait until I try the Heinz Laksa next week. No doubt it will smell like rubber and taste like minestrone.
Originally Posted by 531Aussie
so, Expatio, we all know how much you love cricket, what do you think of Aussie Rules Football?
#1803
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Note to 531 - the Knights are a Rugby League team, but that's pretty close to Aussie Rules I guess.
Note to Expat - the rest of what you speak is the truth
Note to Expat - the rest of what you speak is the truth
#1804
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Hang on a cotton pickin minute, you're still considered a newly-wed aren't you? Posting at 10:05? Either you're doing something rool kinky or you're in the doghouse!
#1805
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From: Melbourne, Australia
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Note to 531 - the Knights are a Rugby League team, but that's pretty close to Aussie Rules I guess.
. It's Newcastle, right?NRL is close enough for a Septic, I guess.
I often catch Fatty and Sterlo late on Thursday nights.
Has Expat moved back home?
#1806
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
Yeah, I don't know how I know that, but I do
. It's Newcastle, right?
NRL is close enough for a Septic, I guess.
I often catch Fatty and Sterlo late on Thursday nights.
Has Expat moved back home?
. It's Newcastle, right?NRL is close enough for a Septic, I guess.
I often catch Fatty and Sterlo late on Thursday nights.
Has Expat moved back home?
Nope, Expat is still with us and in work!
BTW, I'm off to sleepy bo-bo's. So you're needed over in the Quiz Thread... have fun...
#1807
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From: Bathurst oz
Originally Posted by ed073
Have a look at this lads.......looks like value.
https://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....148085760&rd=1
https://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI....148085760&rd=1
#1808
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
Bikes: 8 bikes - one for each day of the week!
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Hang on a cotton pickin minute, you're still considered a newly-wed aren't you? Posting at 10:05? Either you're doing something rool kinky or you're in the doghouse! 

#1809
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Originally Posted by Expatriate
Don't you worry about us... I was in bed by 10:06.
... and asleep by 10:07
#1810
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From: Melbourne
Bikes: Scapin EOS7 sloping, 10v Record, Ksyriums
Originally Posted by badsac
How putry is that in those photo's? If I had my time over again... 

Ace frame. Good enough for Robbie to win the green jersey on and finish 2nd to Cipo at Zolder.
#1813
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Originally Posted by climbo
Munch - you doing Calga? I told Wal to put some water in the esky for ya 

Thanks for sorting wal out! I was looking for water again last week, but again none to be found. Thankfully I survived without having to resort to unspeakable acts. I can't see why they don't provide 20 litre container of water on a milk crate. I'd be happy to throw in $4 a week to buy a bag of ice if that's what's needed!
Speaking of Minmi, who do I ring to get some fluro orange clothing?
#1814
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Not this week, I need to make contact with wife and kids who are holidaying up north. So I'll race Minmi this week and Beaumont Rd next week.
Thanks for sorting wal out! I was looking for water again last week, but again none to be found. Thankfully I survived without having to resort to unspeakable acts. I can't see why they don't provide 20 litre container of water on a milk crate. I'd be happy to throw in $4 a week to buy a bag of ice if that's what's needed!
Speaking of Minmi, who do I ring to get some fluro orange clothing?
Thanks for sorting wal out! I was looking for water again last week, but again none to be found. Thankfully I survived without having to resort to unspeakable acts. I can't see why they don't provide 20 litre container of water on a milk crate. I'd be happy to throw in $4 a week to buy a bag of ice if that's what's needed!
Speaking of Minmi, who do I ring to get some fluro orange clothing?
Clothing, Damon or Steve Wickham.
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or we buy a big plastic container and a spout from a place like this, probably cheaper.
https://www.grangerscampingworld.com.au/default.htm
if not used for water, we can always brew beer in it
#1815
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They already have 2 x 20litre ones according to Ray K, and I've got another one that I can donate.
Ray reckoned that the water always got hot in those drums, but I'm sure I can find some blankets and string to fix that problem too. Lazy bunch of moaners some ppl
Ray reckoned that the water always got hot in those drums, but I'm sure I can find some blankets and string to fix that problem too. Lazy bunch of moaners some ppl
#1817
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From: Green Point, NSW
Bikes: Lemond MJ Classic, Klein Palomino, Felt TK2 Track, Daccordi vintage
Originally Posted by climbo
use plenty of ice, it should last a few hours I would think.
#1819
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From: Melbourne, Australia
https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/
Hey Ed, you notice how busy that Footy Forum is? Bloody Hell.
Hopefully there'll be good goss' on there, like who's bangin' whose missus
Hey Ed, you notice how busy that Footy Forum is? Bloody Hell.
Hopefully there'll be good goss' on there, like who's bangin' whose missus
#1820
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From: Wherever good bikes are sold
Bikes: Thylacines...only Thylacines.
Originally Posted by rockmuncher
Speaking of Minmi, who do I ring to get some fluro orange clothing?
#1821
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Originally Posted by Thylacine
How about bright orange and yellow? 

#1822
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From: Melbourne, Australia
I'm so h@rdcore, I've just ordered another pair of 180mm Dura-Ace cranks
I'm subscribing to the doctrine that it's best to keep the same crank lengths when switching from bike to bike, and there's no way I'm gunna ride one bike for the rest of my life, so......
how's that for justification

I'm subscribing to the doctrine that it's best to keep the same crank lengths when switching from bike to bike, and there's no way I'm gunna ride one bike for the rest of my life, so......
how's that for justification
#1823
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From: Melbourne, Australia
Bikes: Trek 5200 and 8000
Originally Posted by 531Aussie
how's that for justification

#1824
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
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Originally Posted by rockmuncher
... and asleep by 10:07 

Um, no. We did it twice. I was up until 10:20. Pun intended.
Originally Posted by climbo
up and posting again at 7.10AM?
I'll avoid the obvious pun and point out that I wake up at 5:55 every single day, on the dot, regardless of how much sleep I've had, or what country I'm in. Yes, as long as I check my watch in flight, I will even wake up at 5:55 local time. I'm the first to admit it's rather freaky, but I haven't needed an alarm clock in quite some time. The last time I had one, I would wake up one minute before the alarm went off.
#1825
Originally Posted by Expatriate
Um, no. We did it twice. I was up until 10:20. Pun intended.
I'll avoid the obvious pun and point out that I wake up at 5:55 every single day, on the dot, regardless of how much sleep I've had, or what country I'm in. Yes, as long as I check my watch in flight, I will even wake up at 5:55 local time. I'm the first to admit it's rather freaky, but I haven't needed an alarm clock in quite some time. The last time I had one, I would wake up one minute before the alarm went off.
I'll avoid the obvious pun and point out that I wake up at 5:55 every single day, on the dot, regardless of how much sleep I've had, or what country I'm in. Yes, as long as I check my watch in flight, I will even wake up at 5:55 local time. I'm the first to admit it's rather freaky, but I haven't needed an alarm clock in quite some time. The last time I had one, I would wake up one minute before the alarm went off.



