I don't have one, but the frequency of which my rice turns out sticky makes me think I need something different.

Sticky rice is usually my aim.

Been asea refreshing your salty nature?

Two hours until ride time, woohoo!!!!

Here is the route we will be doing.
https://connect.garmin.com/activity/78143147

Thanks. I'm ordering the new seatpost today. I'll check my old one to see if it's your size.

I blame a combination of poor technique, sub-par cookware and infomercials for the boom in task-specific kitchen gadgets. Just give me a good knife or two and a few good pots/pans, I can do without the clutter from most of the other stuff.

The egg cooker I have looks like it is from the 80's so I doubt it is from an infomercial. The best thing about it is that it can be turned on while I'm getting ready for work then be ready when it's time for me to walk out the door.

I can almost figure out what is so disturbing about this, but not quite. Drinking out of it would not be my first thought.

You don't want to cook perfect pasta in your microwave?

What is your saddle to bar drop going to be now, VG?

I have been looking at SA's bikes quite a bit as he seems to have them very purpose driven. The 5 1/2" drop looks drastically larger than the 4 1/2" I have mine maxed out at. I think I like the slightly less stretched out and upright position I have but riding into 40+ gusts on a daily basis could be improved by going longer and deeper with my bar. I am seriously considering a quill stem adapter and a 130mm -17 degree stem for shoulder season riding.

Everybody knows that the amount of water used in those things isn't enough to keep the leached starches from making the noodles clump... geez - did you learn how to cook from some Brit?

All Mrs. RJ needs to cook rice is her 2qt covered sauce pan.

What are you trying to say? That Mrs. RJ is better than me?

yes

Yes. Duh. She is my wife.

I like bike pics. Let's see Oscar.

Why do I go back and forth as you as a poster?

Largely it's a function of your writing. You tend to use byzantine sentence constructions that come across oddly and are often difficult to understand. But now and then you post something that is clear and on point.

Is English a second language for you?

that was succinctly put VV. kudos.

Maybe she should post a rice-cooking tutorial, set to an original music score.

I apologize in advance for far exceeding the one-line (sometimes one-word) average of Addiction.

Last month a friend of mine complained that she kept getting flats. I had her drop her bike off, did a thorough inspection of the rims, tires and tubes, gave it a quick tune-up, and then gave it back to her, mentioning that she should be riding between 90 - 100 psi.

Yesterday, we had our first opportunity to ride together. I rode to her house and when I arrived, asked if she had enough air in the tires. Her response was "Yep! Plenty! They're still full from when you pumped 'em up!" She even did the old thumb-squeeze on the tube and declared them hard...to which I responded "That's because you're pushing the tire all the way to the rim!". I put on the floor pump, which read "20" in each tire, and got them up to pressure for her. Surprisingly...no flats on the ride!

As an aside, my ride was 41 miles but because I rode 25 of it with her, most of it at a much slower pace than normal, I was able to fly on the final 8 miles after dropping her off. Typically the last 8 of that ride is when I suffer the most.

I'll contact the DVD production crew right away.

That's great.

I'm planning this later after he gets a bath.

LBS wouldn't sell me the seatpost. They don't want me to spend the money until they re-fit me. Scheduled for Tuesday.

I bet Razor can hook you up with one.

Speaking of whom, he has either:

(a) been swamped with inquiries, psimet-style, or

(b) needs to take a course on customer relations

because he has yet to respond to my tweet about pre-ordering a copy of his training DVDs.