53-11, welcome back.
#76
Faith-Vigilance-Service
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From: Port Orchard, WA
Bikes: Trinity, Paradisus, Centurion, Mongoose, Trek
Brett 12?
Maybe that's how old he is?
Or maybe it's his 12th name?
Or how many hours a day on the forum?
Or how many bikes he wishes he had?
hmmm.........
Welcome back Kotter. I loved that show. Juan Epstein was the greatest!
Maybe that's how old he is?
Or maybe it's his 12th name?
Or how many hours a day on the forum?
Or how many bikes he wishes he had?
hmmm.........
Welcome back Kotter. I loved that show. Juan Epstein was the greatest!
#77
Former Hoarder

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From: Portland & Yachats, OR
Bikes: Steve Rex, Seven Axiom, Felt Z1, Dave Moulton Fuso
#79
Former Hoarder

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From: Portland & Yachats, OR
Bikes: Steve Rex, Seven Axiom, Felt Z1, Dave Moulton Fuso
#82
Toughen the pluck up!
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: So Fla
Bikes: 1990 KHS Sled; 2004 Specialized Sirrus Pro; 2005 Cannondale Saeco Replica
Y'alll need to get on yer bikes or go lick some Thylacine or toads or something. Who really gives a rats arse? At least waste your lives talking about something interesting like the best frame material or the ever fascinating Campy v. Shimano debate.
Life is passing you by. . .
On the way to hell
Life is passing you by. . .
On the way to hell
#83
Former Hoarder

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From: Portland & Yachats, OR
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Originally Posted by wannaride
Y'alll need to get on yer bikes or go lick some Thylacine or toads or something. Who really gives a rats arse? At least waste your lives talking about something interesting like the best frame material or the ever fascinating Campy v. Shimano debate.
55/Rad
#85
Toughen the pluck up!
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: So Fla
Bikes: 1990 KHS Sled; 2004 Specialized Sirrus Pro; 2005 Cannondale Saeco Replica
Originally Posted by clfjmpr44
Thanks for the mandate wannaride

Not to get too serious, but there really is a tremendous wealth of knowledge out there that usually produces some useful information but not now soooo its back to the toads
Last edited by wannaride; 01-26-05 at 11:07 PM.
#87
(Grouchy)

Joined: Mar 2003
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#88
Faith-Vigilance-Service
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From: Port Orchard, WA
Bikes: Trinity, Paradisus, Centurion, Mongoose, Trek
It's a secret code. You'll need a special crypto-logorithmic software program, capable of adjusting for chaotic mathematical variations in the transaltion between several differant modern and ancient symbolic languages, including hiratic.
Let me know when you figure it out.
Good Luck!!!
(I knew some crypto-techs in the military)
Let me know when you figure it out.
Good Luck!!!
(I knew some crypto-techs in the military)
#90
Former Hoarder

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From: Portland & Yachats, OR
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Originally Posted by Hipcycler
Alda or Smits?
Who's it gonna be?
Who's it gonna be?
Somebody big will come along and swoop down in the 11th hour. Could be a woman, who knows?
55/Rad
#91
OCP
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: MILWAUKEE
Bikes: The kind with two wheels
Originally Posted by 55/Rad
Neither. Smits will never get there but he will make head way and he and Josh will learn something from each other. Alda will also get close and the viewers will learn something from him. Both are only long term guests on the show, incapable of carrying the show the way Martin Sheen can. Smits could, but as a US President? Alda is great, but not to the level he once was in terms of audience appeal.
Somebody big will come along and swoop down in the 11th hour. Could be a woman, who knows?
55/Rad
Somebody big will come along and swoop down in the 11th hour. Could be a woman, who knows?
55/Rad
#92
Former Hoarder

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From: Portland & Yachats, OR
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Originally Posted by Hipcycler
The thought also occured to me last night...an Alda/Smits ticket perhaps?
55/Rad
#94
Banned.
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Welcome back, 53-11. Good to see you back. As a friend, please take my advice and DON'T be schizo with this username. If you need to vent, unleash it on the fanboys at that other "cycling" forum.
You're last incarnation was 50% good contribution and 50% lame trolling. For some reason everyone focused on the trolling.
And btw, I got that Zurich delivered finally. Dude, it is literally BRAND NEW. One scratch on the downtube sticker, and one half-inch scratch on the toptube. The tires still have 'rubber prickers' on the seams, and the breakpads show barely -any- wear. Apparently the previous owner was a senior citizen who didn't take well to road cycling. I would guess less than 50 miles. I should have it out this weekend if my pedals come.
You're last incarnation was 50% good contribution and 50% lame trolling. For some reason everyone focused on the trolling.
And btw, I got that Zurich delivered finally. Dude, it is literally BRAND NEW. One scratch on the downtube sticker, and one half-inch scratch on the toptube. The tires still have 'rubber prickers' on the seams, and the breakpads show barely -any- wear. Apparently the previous owner was a senior citizen who didn't take well to road cycling. I would guess less than 50 miles. I should have it out this weekend if my pedals come.
Last edited by Serpico; 01-27-05 at 10:07 PM.
#97
Originally Posted by Ziggurat
And btw, I got that Zurich delivered finally. Dude, it is literally BRAND NEW. One scratch on the downtube sticker, and one half-inch scratch on the toptube. The tires still have 'rubber prickers' on the seams, and the breakpads show barely -any- wear. Apparently the previous owner was a senior citizen who didn't take well to road cycling. I would guess less than 50 miles. I should have it out this weekend if my pedals come.
When you buy a complete bike from Ebay how should it come to you? Professional boxed from a bike shop is the answer....but what does that mean? How much assembly is required.
#98
Senior Member

Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Honeoye Falls, NY
Bikes: Specialized Allez, Madone 5.2
Originally Posted by 55/Rad
I got that same thought at the end when they were sitting in the coffee shop together. Aren't they on opposite parties? I have to admit that the 2 put together would make 1 great candidate.
55/Rad
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