Paper Flyers in Spokes
06-08-07 | 06:30 PM
#26
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I once (or twice, or maybe even half a dozen times, its hard to remember) went to these group rides where the leader instead of taking us on a tour of the city told us all these places we needed to go (and freakin' didn't even tell us where they were or how to get there, some leader) and made us even get off our bikes and play stupid party games at some places then some how we ended up at some bar and I don't remember the rest, but I woke up the next day with a piece of paper stuck in my spoke.
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06-08-07 | 06:43 PM
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From: ~Serenading with sensous soliloquies whilst singing supple sentences that are simultaneously suppling my sonnets with serenity serendipitously.~ -Serendipper
Bikes: Guerciotti Pista-Giant Carbon-Bridgestone300- Batavus Type Champion Road Bike, Specialized Hardrock Commuter, On-One The Gimp (SS Rigid MTB/hit by a truck)- Raleigh Sports 3-speed,Gatsby Scorcher, comming soon...The Penny Farthing Highwheel!
Originally Posted by jeffremer
Always.
THAT's GONNA BE MY SPOKECARD---DUDE!
It has the double benefit of matching my bike, and looking like my Uncle Jose!
YES!
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06-08-07 | 06:43 PM
#31
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Originally Posted by 3Lph
Personally, I like this stuff:
if i were stranded on a desert island and could only choose one hot sauce, that would be it.
i've never found a food it's bad on. never.
06-08-07 | 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by 3Lph
Huy Fong Ftw.
What you say?
MODS!!! 3Lph is cussin' again!
06-08-07 | 08:07 PM
#34
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From: AZ
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I prefer to make my own sauce from chilis & tomatoes from the garden including chilis: habenero, chiltepine, fresno, new mexico #6, gypsy, poblano, anaheim, cayenne - some roasted first
Last edited by noisebeam; 06-08-07 at 08:50 PM.
06-08-07 | 08:27 PM
#35
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From: youngstown, oh
Bikes: wooden lightning, cyclepro conversion, varsity beater, nishiki conversion, fuji conversion
Originally Posted by 3Lph
Personally, I like this stuff:
that cholula stuff has like no taste.
06-08-07 | 11:01 PM
#38
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Originally Posted by 3Lph
Personally, I like this stuff:
you know what the scary thing is? rooster sauce can be made even better with the addition of hoisin sauce! 5050 mix is a good place to start.
06-08-07 | 11:33 PM
#39
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Originally Posted by doomkin
rooster sauce = epic. everything else = epic fail
you know what the scary thing is? rooster sauce can be made even better with the addition of hoisin sauce! 5050 mix is a good place to start.
you know what the scary thing is? rooster sauce can be made even better with the addition of hoisin sauce! 5050 mix is a good place to start.
06-09-07 | 01:12 PM
#42
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hoisin is good, but golden mountain seasoning sauce was my favorite until i re-discovered braggs. mmm-mmm. i make a dipping sauce for fries, etc, that's equal parts bragg's, sriracha, and ketchup (i prefer organic stuff, it tastes more tomato-ey than heinz style crap, more like home made ketchup)
06-09-07 | 03:00 PM
#43
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From: Tottori, Japan
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Originally Posted by koyman
That's just because you're not putting enough on.
06-10-07 | 06:01 AM
#45
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Originally Posted by noisebeam
I prefer to make my own sauce from chilis & tomatoes from the garden including chilis: habenero, chiltepine, fresno, new mexico #6, gypsy, poblano, anaheim, cayenne - some roasted first
There's a really good pepper information site here: https://www.thechileman.org/index.php
And a very good Forum here: https://www.chillisgalore.co.uk/phpBB2/index.php
To the OP: don't feel too bad, it took me a while to figure out the whole spoke card thing, too.
06-10-07 | 06:59 AM
#46
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From: Tampa, Florida
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Originally Posted by queerpunk
i'm a big fan of the Tap.
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Originally Posted by V-Rock
I sometimes like to ride with a ferret in my pants while eating blowfish sushi just to up the ante.
06-10-07 | 07:39 AM
#48
back ON topic:
i saw this thread and thought I might have something to contribute,
after reading the OP i had second thoughts, but whatevs...
So I've been printing out flyers for bike polo and sticking them in the spokes of bikes around town
I fold the 80lbs paper in half and slip them in the front wheel.
Looks like a spoke card, but I have serious doubts that it would hold up very well after a week
i saw this thread and thought I might have something to contribute,
after reading the OP i had second thoughts, but whatevs...
So I've been printing out flyers for bike polo and sticking them in the spokes of bikes around town
I fold the 80lbs paper in half and slip them in the front wheel.
Looks like a spoke card, but I have serious doubts that it would hold up very well after a week
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