To make a good blue Hawaiian, you need 1 cup rum, 1 cup vodka, 3 cups pineapple juice, a cup of cream of coconut, and 1 cup of blue Curacao. I may be off on the ratios, so play around till it tastes right.

Hey pCad, are you an applet yet?

It looks like a nice phone. Certainly not the god send everyone had hoped for. It makes me feel real good about pulling the trigger on the HTC Incredible, which seems to be very comparable overall. (but I have it today not in a few months and it is on verizon not ATT)

Forgot to mention that you should double the recipe if you are not drinking alone.

There should always be someone to laugh at or be laughed at by, so never drink alone.

Wow. Razor really cleared this place out. I guess you guys don't like being laughed at by The IRI.

There's only so much idiocy a guy can take, even in this place.

Na, I just needed to go to sleep. Laugh on!

Wow, that didnt take long.

Why would I care?

No reason. Seemed more interesting than "bump"



Carry on.

Hey Pcad,

In the roast thread I dug up your " Pcad's Cycling 101 for Freds" series. Time for another installment? How about one on the paceline rotation?

i'm not responding to an of his posts no matter how provocative, until he changes his name back to razor.

Never equivocate.

Bullets today. Those are one minute intervals, one minute rest period, another one minute interval. Two sets of five of those. Then a bunch of 3-5 minute intervals all the way home. Good workout. Average speed you ask? It was about 18 mph when I got to the end of the hump course. By the time I got done climbing the 5 miles back up to Mt. Doom (not all uphill, but much of it, probably goes up 600+ vertical feet of up and down rolling hills) the average speed was down under 17. But the whole latter 20 miles of that ride before the very last five miles home was almost @ 20+ mph, with extended stretches @ 22-24+.

To show you how many rolling hills there are around here, this essentially flat 44 mile ride included 3,000 feet of vertical gain, mostly in 100 foot chunks on the rollers that are part of riding around this area, and the climb back up to Mt. Doom from the flat farming area of Pine Island, NY.

On the S2/404 clinchers today with Powertap and Joule. Nice racing bike setup. All the data you'll ever want or need too.

The stupid Freds are on their own. I can't help them.

average under 17mph? that's in my territory! welcme to the United States of Freds

I can be helped.

I would drop you like a silent vowel. That's why they call it the Joule 2.0.

We seriously need to get an organized, unsupported BF ride, up Mt. Doom (Doomstock Ride).

It won't be like those crazy mass-rider events though because I doubt anybody will show up--do any of you ride in real life? Prove me wrong...