when i'm filthy rich ...
05-20-05 | 05:56 PM
#78
mike.pretzel
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From: Chicagoland
Bikes: GT Sprint(roadie) Nishiki Stony Point(stolen), Mid 80's Huffy Cruiser, '69 Schwinn Collegiate(needs work), Raleigh Technium(In progress fixed gear) Schwinn Mesa new project bike!
Originally Posted by salome
how about we have a monkey zone? that will keep the size down. monkeys are okay but guys are guys and they'll let them get messy and smelly and dirty and ... we need a monkey zone.
i also want a constant supply of avocados and non-stringy mangos. and basil. and the greenbag tortilla chips from chicago. and i think i'll just take the bells brewery with me.
i also want a constant supply of avocados and non-stringy mangos. and basil. and the greenbag tortilla chips from chicago. and i think i'll just take the bells brewery with me.
Can we use the monkeys for the pictures of us in various compromised positions?
05-20-05 | 06:24 PM
#79
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plucky russian.
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From: chicago. southside.
i'm really not letting this thread die am i?
i also want an endless supply of pants that won't get holes in the ass.
by the way i got my new crank today ... hehehe i splurged on a grand mighty because it will/does look f*ckin hot against the brown on my steamroller. yeah me. that deserves another beer.
i also want an endless supply of pants that won't get holes in the ass.
by the way i got my new crank today ... hehehe i splurged on a grand mighty because it will/does look f*ckin hot against the brown on my steamroller. yeah me. that deserves another beer.
05-20-05 | 06:27 PM
#80
Gone, but not forgotten
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Toronto
Bikes: spicer fixie, Haro BMX, cyclops track, Soma Double Cross, KHS Flite 100
I have a feeling you guys would not like Dubai if you were on bikes. Pretty much the smallest car those guys drive out there is a Toyota Land Cruiser. That place is something else all together...
My dad may actually have to move out there within the next couple of years... I wonder how the dog will like living in the desert
My dad may actually have to move out there within the next couple of years... I wonder how the dog will like living in the desert
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05-20-05 | 09:28 PM
#81
72 & Sunny
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From: Brooklyn
Bikes: '93 Yamaguchi Pursuit track bike, Alan Super Record
Originally Posted by salome
i'm really not letting this thread die am i?
i also want an endless supply of pants that won't get holes in the ass.
by the way i got my new crank today ... hehehe i splurged on a grand mighty because it will/does look f*ckin hot against the brown on my steamroller. yeah me. that deserves another beer.
i also want an endless supply of pants that won't get holes in the ass.
by the way i got my new crank today ... hehehe i splurged on a grand mighty because it will/does look f*ckin hot against the brown on my steamroller. yeah me. that deserves another beer.
and sweet cranks.
05-21-05 | 01:30 PM
#83
mike.pretzel
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From: Chicagoland
Bikes: GT Sprint(roadie) Nishiki Stony Point(stolen), Mid 80's Huffy Cruiser, '69 Schwinn Collegiate(needs work), Raleigh Technium(In progress fixed gear) Schwinn Mesa new project bike!
never been a fan of falafel
05-21-05 | 02:02 PM
#84
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plucky russian.
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From: chicago. southside.
Originally Posted by adamkell
why do you need an endless supply if they don't get holes?
and sweet cranks.
and sweet cranks.
and thanks.
05-21-05 | 02:38 PM
#85
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From: oPt via Spokane, WA
Bikes: Chromoly Allez comp with Ultegra/DA, IRO Rob Roy
If we could find away to take over hawaii and kick everyone off, I could start building a velodrome and then someone just needs to import monkeys.....how can I get people to leave the island?
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05-21-05 | 02:48 PM
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From: POS Tennessee
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Cover it in golf courses and asphalt.
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05-22-05 | 12:31 AM
#88
mike.pretzel
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From: Chicagoland
Bikes: GT Sprint(roadie) Nishiki Stony Point(stolen), Mid 80's Huffy Cruiser, '69 Schwinn Collegiate(needs work), Raleigh Technium(In progress fixed gear) Schwinn Mesa new project bike!
Originally Posted by krispistoferson
Cover it in golf courses and asphalt.
05-22-05 | 02:20 AM
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the great shark hunt
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From: Manitoba Canada
Bikes: 2005 Cervélo Soloist w/ Campag Chorus (06/07 parts mix), 2001 Cervélo Prodigy w/ Campag Centaur '06, Giant Bowery Fixed-Gear, old steel black '70s bike waiting for FG build, trusty red SS mountain bike waiting for snow-bike build
there needs to be areas for every type of cycling....maybe even those crazy f**kers who whip down snowy mountains at a million miles per hour.
also, this is the bext idea i've ever heard.......i'm there right now in my mind......
also, this is the bext idea i've ever heard.......i'm there right now in my mind......
05-23-05 | 01:49 AM
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From: oPt via Spokane, WA
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this is where I go in my mind when I need a happy place now
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05-23-05 | 02:41 AM
#92
no one wants an alien
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From: Brooklyn
Bikes: grandis track bike, cesare track bike, bianchi road bike
Originally Posted by Judah
Yay for monkeys! I won't let mine get smelly and dirty, I'll make sure to bathe the monkey at least twice a week.
05-23-05 | 08:21 AM
#93
無くなった
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From: Sci-Fi Wasabi
Bikes: I built the Bianchi track bike back up today.
Originally Posted by FixednotBroken
that's nuts! the trick is to get monkeys to wash the monkeys. if he can wash my bike, pour beer, bake pies, and do basic bike repair, he can wash himself.
05-24-05 | 01:28 AM
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MaNiC!
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From: Hamilton, New Zealand
Bikes: 2004 Cervelo Soloist 105, 2005 Apollo Apex, 2006 SCOTT Speedster S30
05-24-05 | 10:05 AM
#98
mike.pretzel
Joined: Apr 2005
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From: Chicagoland
Bikes: GT Sprint(roadie) Nishiki Stony Point(stolen), Mid 80's Huffy Cruiser, '69 Schwinn Collegiate(needs work), Raleigh Technium(In progress fixed gear) Schwinn Mesa new project bike!
Originally Posted by taras0000
Just a quick note. Long weekend up here in Canada, of which was almost paradise. Ended up baking pies on the barbecue.
Sounds good!
I am going to try that!
