"yeah, track stand!" - shouting in Columbus, OH
06-05-07, 09:36 AM
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don't be so angry
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mmmm, adriatico's.
It may not be on the same level, but steubenville is good pizza. you usually have to finish cooking it when you get it, but after that its gooood stuff.
It may not be on the same level, but steubenville is good pizza. you usually have to finish cooking it when you get it, but after that its gooood stuff.
06-05-07, 01:46 PM
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roll'em high
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Originally Posted by humancongereel
sher e punjab is pretty good, too, but banana leaf has a couple of items that are beyond addicting for me. wanna hit it up sometime? it is suburban, which sucks, but the panera dumpster nearby usually yields free food that takes some sting out of the trip to the burbs.
06-05-07, 05:09 PM
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hellz yes.
06-05-07, 06:09 PM
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you can take the olentangy trail to whetstone and cross 315 where that photo of my bike is and you'd be like 2 miles away from banana leaf. though you might have to go on olentangy river road or henderson for a little while, which blows
06-05-07, 06:36 PM
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i like bikes.
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i'd cut up henderson to kenny, before going across olentangy river road. every experience with that road has been near death due to maniac drivers who try and compete with 315 traffic.
06-05-07, 07:36 PM
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yeahh, becky
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Originally Posted by spencedonfonix
i'd cut up henderson to kenny, before going across olentangy river road. every experience with that road has been near death due to maniac drivers who try and compete with 315 traffic.
06-05-07, 08:05 PM
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I live in columbus, and see alot of single speed and or fixed riders on north high every time Im in the area. Im 34 years old and am looking at getting a new single speed this week. I have had no luck finding a used bike, at lest in my size at any thrift shop with the correct drop outs, as they are gold and snapped up quick in columbus at the time. Baer wheels, just north of campus on N.high and once ridden cycles are a few shops near downtown.
06-05-07, 11:32 PM
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try the co-op. 488 e dunedin, for now...saturdays about 12-ish...you might be able to get something there.
