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I abhor personal hygiene in any form so advanced rituals have never breached.
Seriously though, it is endemic up here. Most places have too many Starbucks. We have tanning salons. |
Originally Posted by miyata man
(Post 15046730)
i abhor personal hygiene in any form
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If it takes someone laughing at them self to discourage inert therapeutic resonance then I'm perfectly fine with being the butt of a joke.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
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Enough about dogs.
Let's talk cats! http://i386.photobucket.com/albums/o...ycling/010.jpg |
Originally Posted by miyata man
(Post 15046849)
I'm perfectly fine with being the butt of a joke.
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Originally Posted by miyata man
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OK, so the single speed which I'm going to guess will be used on mostly clear roads and maybe small amounts of snow. 25c is probably as big as you want to go on it. I would look at wire bead puncture resistant tires like a Vittoria Randonneur or even using the tires you have on it right now.
Obviously the 14" of snow we got were not ideal riding conditions for my Krylion carbons but I have no intention of putting on something else unless we get a solid Winter base of snow that isn't melting off. Just make sure you run a low pressure, at 140 I run under 75 lbs. If getting yucky is not your deal you could put some race blades or something on to help with the slop as well. If you can fit 28c I highly advise getting something with a reflective sidewall like a Conti Touring Plus. Flat light and short days make this a very good idea. http://i.huffpost.com/gen/111868/thu...PLAY-large.jpg |
Originally Posted by miyata man
(Post 15046664)
Changing a tire covered in salt and assorted chemicals in below freezing weather isn't fun so I trend towards supple flat resistant ones.
Vittoria Zaffiro are my choice, but even they get a puncture, here and there. |
Shar-Pei's have their issues, but I wouldn't trade them for the world. Appears we have found a spectacular breeder now, but we say that every time we add a new addition to the fold.
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and the old lady of the house after her knee reconstruction.
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Originally Posted by TampaRaleigh
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That is a GORGEOUS cat! What kind is he/she?
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Originally Posted by TampaRaleigh
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That is a GORGEOUS cat! What kind is he/she?
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We should be able to "like" posts here like you can at another forum I frequent.
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RUOkie has a nice looking *****.
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Originally Posted by datlas
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RUOkie has a nice looking *****.
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Originally Posted by datlas
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RUOkie has a nice looking *****.
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Originally Posted by Drag
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Because of datlas, I get unusual cravings for a Twinkie.
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Originally Posted by datlas
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You can't use the slang for kitty cat?!?
WTF?? Oh yeah, what a surprise! :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 15047007)
RUOkie has a nice looking *****.
Originally Posted by RUOkie
(Post 15046921)
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Originally Posted by rjones28
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There were honey cakes at the farm when we picked up our food today.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
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What are they harvesting now? Icemellons?
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Originally Posted by rjones28
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Root vegetables. We got a bunch of beets. Mrs. rjones28 said she'll be making borscht this week.
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Since this is the thread for over-sharing, you should know that I had a Brundlefly moment earlier when a complete toenail came off. A wee pre-nail was underneath it - must have banged the hell out of it some weeks ago and forgotten about it.
Continue with your snacks. |
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