The Cult of PCad
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The Cult of PCad
How else is it possible that every thread he starts can turn into 30 pages?
You're all addicted, none of you will be saved. He's leading you to places you don't want to go.
You're all addicted, none of you will be saved. He's leading you to places you don't want to go.
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It's a Gift.
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If I had the time and the focus to do so I would use this as a thread as a 1 stop shopping repository of all of PCad's thread.
But that would be unpossible.
But that would be unpossible.
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Pcad is a great guy who has ridden more than I could ever hope to in my entire life. Some people ride bikes--this guy LIVES cycling. So when he speaks up, he's speaking out of hundreds of thousands of miles of experience and not out of his ass, unlike most of us here.
He also has this ability to not take himself or his sport too seriously--something that's often sorely lacking around here, as evidenced by the tizzy that people get worked up into over his comments and threads.
He's a good guy, and hopefully someday our paths will cross and we'll be able to go for a ride. Then I'd just have to be able to keep up.
Pcad, thanks for keeping it interesting around here.
He also has this ability to not take himself or his sport too seriously--something that's often sorely lacking around here, as evidenced by the tizzy that people get worked up into over his comments and threads.
He's a good guy, and hopefully someday our paths will cross and we'll be able to go for a ride. Then I'd just have to be able to keep up.
Pcad, thanks for keeping it interesting around here.
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Pcad is a great guy who has ridden more than I could ever hope to in my entire life. Some people ride bikes--this guy LIVES cycling. So when he speaks up, he's speaking out of hundreds of thousands of miles of experience and not out of his ass, unlike most of us here.
He also has this ability to not take himself or his sport too seriously--something that's often sorely lacking around here, as evidenced by the tizzy that people get worked up into over his comments and threads.
He's a good guy, and hopefully someday our paths will cross and we'll be able to go for a ride. Then I'd just have to be able to keep up.
Pcad, thanks for keeping it interesting around here.
He also has this ability to not take himself or his sport too seriously--something that's often sorely lacking around here, as evidenced by the tizzy that people get worked up into over his comments and threads.
He's a good guy, and hopefully someday our paths will cross and we'll be able to go for a ride. Then I'd just have to be able to keep up.
Pcad, thanks for keeping it interesting around here.

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Pcad is a great guy who has ridden more than I could ever hope to in my entire life. Some people ride bikes--this guy LIVES cycling. So when he speaks up, he's speaking out of hundreds of thousands of miles of experience and not out of his ass, unlike most of us here.
He also has this ability to not take himself or his sport too seriously--something that's often sorely lacking around here, as evidenced by the tizzy that people get worked up into over his comments and threads.
He's a good guy, and hopefully someday our paths will cross and we'll be able to go for a ride. Then I'd just have to be able to keep up.
Pcad, thanks for keeping it interesting around here.
He also has this ability to not take himself or his sport too seriously--something that's often sorely lacking around here, as evidenced by the tizzy that people get worked up into over his comments and threads.
He's a good guy, and hopefully someday our paths will cross and we'll be able to go for a ride. Then I'd just have to be able to keep up.
Pcad, thanks for keeping it interesting around here.






