Addiction - August 2012 addition
#1376
Throw the stick!!!!
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Happy birfday Raven and nutjob.
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I may be fat but I'm slow enough to make up for it.
#1377
cowboy, steel horse, etc
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Happy birthdays LC and SA.
#1378
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My wife is totally addicted to Korean dramas, but she usually streams them online...since she's Korean she does not need the subtitles, but it makes it hard for me to follow as my korean is pretty weak.
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#1379
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#1383
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#1384
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Happy birthday people.
In case confusion still exists.
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...1#post14487915
I can't imagine owning all those bikes. One sweet bike is all sbxx needs. Otherwise, I'd have guilt issues.
In case confusion still exists.
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...1#post14487915
I can't imagine owning all those bikes. One sweet bike is all sbxx needs. Otherwise, I'd have guilt issues.
#1385
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I was at my allergist the other day, when an odd fellow started making conversation. He asked what degree I had, and I said masters in statistics.
He starts rattling off something like, "so tell me, what's 1000 times 20 over 50 years of compounded interest at 6%" and I was like, "umm, yeah."
He snickered at me and looked very pleased with himself, then loudly said "mmmmmmhm," like he had stumped me.
He starts rattling off something like, "so tell me, what's 1000 times 20 over 50 years of compounded interest at 6%" and I was like, "umm, yeah."
He snickered at me and looked very pleased with himself, then loudly said "mmmmmmhm," like he had stumped me.
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I was at my allergist the other day, when an odd fellow started making conversation. He asked what degree I had, and I said masters in statistics.
He starts rattling off something like, "so tell me, what's 1000 times 20 over 50 years of compounded interest at 6%" and I was like, "umm, yeah."
He snickered at me and looked very pleased with himself, then loudly said "mmmmmmhm," like he had stumped me.
He starts rattling off something like, "so tell me, what's 1000 times 20 over 50 years of compounded interest at 6%" and I was like, "umm, yeah."
He snickered at me and looked very pleased with himself, then loudly said "mmmmmmhm," like he had stumped me.
BTW, did he look like this?
#1387
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VV needs better jerseys AND ties.
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Somehow I ended up looking at expensive bike trailers today.
On sale for $1300, marked down from $1500...
On sale for $1300, marked down from $1500...
#1389
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Hypothetical:
You drive to the bank on a cold January morning. You live in a state with regular snowfall. You park at the bank (outside) and walk to the ATM (outside). It has snowed the night before and while the parking lot and sidewalks have already been cleared, some ice still remains. You slip and fall. You break your arm. It hurts.
Do you think to sue?
You drive to the bank on a cold January morning. You live in a state with regular snowfall. You park at the bank (outside) and walk to the ATM (outside). It has snowed the night before and while the parking lot and sidewalks have already been cleared, some ice still remains. You slip and fall. You break your arm. It hurts.
Do you think to sue?
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#1391
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I would think, how did my Oakley Assault Boots fail me. Oh wait they never had, hence why I never slip on ice. I guess there could of been an off day where it was icy, and I didn't wear them, but that isn't very probable.
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No. If you live in a state with regular snowfall, and you've made it to adulthood, you should be well aware of the precautions and risks involved in just getting around under those conditions - you should assume personal responsibility, unless there's clear cut negligence involved.
#1393
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Hypothetical:
You drive to the bank on a cold January morning. You live in a state with regular snowfall. You park at the bank (outside) and walk to the ATM (outside). It has snowed the night before and while the parking lot and sidewalks have already been cleared, some ice still remains. You slip and fall. You break your arm. It hurts.
Do you think to sue?
You drive to the bank on a cold January morning. You live in a state with regular snowfall. You park at the bank (outside) and walk to the ATM (outside). It has snowed the night before and while the parking lot and sidewalks have already been cleared, some ice still remains. You slip and fall. You break your arm. It hurts.
Do you think to sue?
#1394
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I slipped and fell, badly, in Wal-Mart one night. There was an asploded nacho cheese jar on the floor. I did not sue.
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No. If you live in a state with regular snowfall, and you've made it to adulthood, you should be well aware of the precautions and risks involved in just getting around under those conditions - you should assume personal responsibility, unless there's clear cut negligence involved.
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Hypothetical:
You drive to the bank on a cold January morning. You live in a state with regular snowfall. You park at the bank (outside) and walk to the ATM (outside). It has snowed the night before and while the parking lot and sidewalks have already been cleared, some ice still remains. You slip and fall. You break your arm. It hurts.
Do you think to sue?
You drive to the bank on a cold January morning. You live in a state with regular snowfall. You park at the bank (outside) and walk to the ATM (outside). It has snowed the night before and while the parking lot and sidewalks have already been cleared, some ice still remains. You slip and fall. You break your arm. It hurts.
Do you think to sue?
Suing is probably not the first thing that comes to mind.
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#1399
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