What are you doing RIGHT NOW?
#1
What are you doing RIGHT NOW?
I'm trying to put together a Powerpoint presentation of "neighborhood assets and liabilities" pictures all taken by a few members of a particular neighborhood. However, the only rolls that came out were taken by half-blind walruses. So I can't.
And I'm drinking a Dr. Pepper, which is terrible.
What are / should YOU be doing?
And I'm drinking a Dr. Pepper, which is terrible.
What are / should YOU be doing?
#3
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
Just finished fibbing to a client. Just about to cover my ass. Should be covering my ass, but posting on bikeforums. After that I should stuff some letters, make a bunch of calls, pay some bills and catch up on some excel spreadsheets. I am chewing on the end of my sharpie and I'm hungry as hell.
I earlier finished an excel spreadsheet listing all the specs of various camping stoves and pots and created a pivot table that will dynamically add up prices, total weights, total volumes and calculate total burn times, total amount of boiled litres per fuel unit, grams per ml volume ratio, and estimated boil time for any given combination. It has popup images of each product on mouseover. I spent all morning on it. Hooray!
I already made a rack and pannier spreadsheet a few weeks ago.
Next is the tent and clothing spreadsheet.
I earlier finished an excel spreadsheet listing all the specs of various camping stoves and pots and created a pivot table that will dynamically add up prices, total weights, total volumes and calculate total burn times, total amount of boiled litres per fuel unit, grams per ml volume ratio, and estimated boil time for any given combination. It has popup images of each product on mouseover. I spent all morning on it. Hooray!
I already made a rack and pannier spreadsheet a few weeks ago.
Next is the tent and clothing spreadsheet.
#4
i'd leave the sweet stuff
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: x32308x: where all our dreams come true!
Bikes: BCA ten speed / 2007 bfssfg group buy IRO
i'm wondering why the heck jeremy enigk is singing on a solo-project of the drummer from underoath.
or underOATH. or whatever.
this is horrible. it's like ian mackaye selling tshirts.
and i should be building a frame for my screenprinting class and observing a middle school social studies class for my 1750-word paper due wednesday.
i'm eating doritos, wearing no pants and thinking about the race on saturday.
or underOATH. or whatever.
this is horrible. it's like ian mackaye selling tshirts.
and i should be building a frame for my screenprinting class and observing a middle school social studies class for my 1750-word paper due wednesday.
i'm eating doritos, wearing no pants and thinking about the race on saturday.
#5
Have bike. Will travel.
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: -=Toronto=-
Bikes: '06 Orbea Orca, '03 Rocky Mountain Vertex 70, '05 Surly Steamroller, '06 Fetish Fixation
Should be getting ready to go back to class. Perhaps doing the readings. Instead, I'm flipping between the fixed gear and road threads hoping to find a new places to post. I found one.
#6
sVe

Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 1,063
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From: Hellsinki, Funland
Bikes: Nishiki Continental fixed winter beater, Fixed Surly CrossCheck
Really sunny in Helsinki, but still a bit cold - so there was no flux in the shop like last week. Spent the day pricing goods - filling up stocks of spare parts and phoning wholesalers. I am trying to get some track stuff in store but am somewhat skeptical if any of it sells. Probably end up buying majority of the stuff myself
#7
I'm sitting around at my parents house in my PJ's, waiting for laundry to finish so i can go ride.
Might take a nap, I'm in Ultra-Veg-Spring-Break mode, trying to relax before I have to go back home and move. **** moving.
That and I'm eating my parents food. I love visiting home, their fridge has something else besides beer in it.
Might take a nap, I'm in Ultra-Veg-Spring-Break mode, trying to relax before I have to go back home and move. **** moving.
That and I'm eating my parents food. I love visiting home, their fridge has something else besides beer in it.
#8
calling around to find who will print up my manifest slips the cheapest. i'm kinda amazed how much prices are varying. i'm finding $93 for 500-3 part carbonless slips to be the best deal so far. anyone have anything to say about that being a deal/bad deal?
#9
i'd leave the sweet stuff
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: x32308x: where all our dreams come true!
Bikes: BCA ten speed / 2007 bfssfg group buy IRO
Originally Posted by jamey
calling around to find who will print up my manifest slips the cheapest. i'm kinda amazed how much prices are varying. i'm finding $93 for 500-3 part carbonless slips to be the best deal so far. anyone have anything to say about that being a deal/bad deal?
8.5x11" 500-3 part carbonless - $121, if your design is already ready already.
#10
Fell off the Sober Sofa.
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 193
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From: Gainesville, Florida
Bikes: Independent Fabrication Deluxe XT, Club Fuji Dura Ace... Specialized Stump Jumper, Trek 930, Cannondale M300... who knows what the cat will drag in next?
Bar tape to saddle matching!
#15
Finishing a inventory of parking lot in downtown Sacramento and finishing a presentation I have to make to city council next week. Mind-numbingly boring work this week. Glad next week is better.
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I'm not one for fawning over bicycles, but I do believe that our bikes communicate with us, and what this bike is saying is, "You're an idiot." BikeSnobNYC
#16
I'm writing an overdue grant proposal to collect paleomag samples and fossils from a rock formation near Death Valley....but in addition to that I am thinking about adjusting my chain tension before I leave for home.
#20
Just put on some SKS full fenders, now attempting a pedal switch but starting to wonder if I remembered to grease the threads on the old ones..
Also, polished off some yogurt which should hold me off til dinner...
Also, polished off some yogurt which should hold me off til dinner...
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#25
affix pistol bayonets!
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Milwaukee
Bikes: Early-Mid 80's Peugeot Super Competition, 1981 Basso, Mid-80's Peugeot Course
Listening to Johnny Thunders, putting off doing homework for English 102, looking at https://fuzzysquid.com/LJ.php , and thinking about cleaning my AK47 (PMKMS) and/or cooking something tasty for din din.






