'and/or clydesdale-type riders'
10-27-04 | 11:17 PM
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Seriously! WTF
10-28-04 | 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by lucklust
Yet again... WTF? Like OMG !11!!!!!111!!!1 I'm so L337
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10-28-04 | 03:15 PM
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troglodyte
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I'm guessing this is what he was talking about, from the SS FAQ, but I still don't know what he was really talking about.
Originally Posted by SS FAQ
For cassette rear hubs, will a BMX cog work better than a Hyperglide® cog removed from my cassette?
(...)
Some manufacturers such as Chris King offer higher-end cogs. King Cogs offer a wider base, or interface, to the freehub® body. This will prevent the BMX cog from "chewing into" the freehub under serious torque. This probably isn't an issue for most riders, but may be a consideration for very powerful and/or clydesdale-type riders.
(...)
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Some manufacturers such as Chris King offer higher-end cogs. King Cogs offer a wider base, or interface, to the freehub® body. This will prevent the BMX cog from "chewing into" the freehub under serious torque. This probably isn't an issue for most riders, but may be a consideration for very powerful and/or clydesdale-type riders.
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10-28-04 | 04:13 PM
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Mo' Senior
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Are you asking if any of us are clydesdales?
I'm one. I'm 6'5 and about 240. I hammer my pedals and don't understand the meaning of the word 'spin.' I ride a svelte triple-butted road frame (fixed) from 1984, and an overbuilt Redline Monocog from 2004.
But then again, maybe this was all rhetorical sarcasm...
I'm one. I'm 6'5 and about 240. I hammer my pedals and don't understand the meaning of the word 'spin.' I ride a svelte triple-butted road frame (fixed) from 1984, and an overbuilt Redline Monocog from 2004.
But then again, maybe this was all rhetorical sarcasm...
10-29-04 | 10:52 PM
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Yes.
10-30-04 | 11:41 AM
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Didnt Budweiser use clydsdales in their commericials..... yes.... i think they did. I drink budweisers i guess i am a clydesdale type too.
02-04-05 | 02:34 PM
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02-04-05 | 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by shot
I sleep in a drawer.
Did you mean......I sleep in my drawers?.....
02-04-05 | 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by shot: "I sleep in a drawer."
It's a Simpson's reference, norton, a pointless quote from Ralph Wiggum, to mirror the other pointless things happening in this thread.
Lisa's 8-year-old classmate, Ralph Wiggum, is the unintentional class clown of Springfield Elementary. He is the son of Chief Wiggum, the equally absent-minded, bumbling police officer, and has a reputation for saying things both irrelevent and unintelligent. He is known to have a crush on Lisa, and has an imaginary leprechaun friend who occasionally tells him to start fires.
Other good Ralph quotes:
"Principal Skinner, I got carsick in your office."
"Me fail English? That's unpossible."
"Hi, Lisa! We're going to be in a pie!"
Originally Posted by norton
Did you mean......I sleep in my drawers?.....
Lisa's 8-year-old classmate, Ralph Wiggum, is the unintentional class clown of Springfield Elementary. He is the son of Chief Wiggum, the equally absent-minded, bumbling police officer, and has a reputation for saying things both irrelevent and unintelligent. He is known to have a crush on Lisa, and has an imaginary leprechaun friend who occasionally tells him to start fires.
Other good Ralph quotes:
"Principal Skinner, I got carsick in your office."
"Me fail English? That's unpossible."
"Hi, Lisa! We're going to be in a pie!"
02-04-05 | 03:56 PM
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From: ann arbor mi
Originally Posted by shot
Other good Ralph quotes:
"Principal Skinner, I got carsick in your office."
"Me fail English? That's unpossible."
"Hi, Lisa! We're going to be in a pie!"
"Principal Skinner, I got carsick in your office."
"Me fail English? That's unpossible."
"Hi, Lisa! We're going to be in a pie!"
but i believe it was bart who said "me fail english? that's unpossible!"
Originally Posted by nocoins
The answer is 5
02-04-05 | 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted by shot
Originally Posted by shot: "I sleep in a drawer."
It's a Simpson's reference, norton, a pointless quote from Ralph Wiggum, to mirror the other pointless things happening in this thread.
Lisa's 8-year-old classmate, Ralph Wiggum, is the unintentional class clown of Springfield Elementary. He is the son of Chief Wiggum, the equally absent-minded, bumbling police officer, and has a reputation for saying things both irrelevent and unintelligent. He is known to have a crush on Lisa, and has an imaginary leprechaun friend who occasionally tells him to start fires.
Other good Ralph quotes:
"Principal Skinner, I got carsick in your office."
"Me fail English? That's unpossible."
"Hi, Lisa! We're going to be in a pie!"
It's a Simpson's reference, norton, a pointless quote from Ralph Wiggum, to mirror the other pointless things happening in this thread.
Lisa's 8-year-old classmate, Ralph Wiggum, is the unintentional class clown of Springfield Elementary. He is the son of Chief Wiggum, the equally absent-minded, bumbling police officer, and has a reputation for saying things both irrelevent and unintelligent. He is known to have a crush on Lisa, and has an imaginary leprechaun friend who occasionally tells him to start fires.
Other good Ralph quotes:
"Principal Skinner, I got carsick in your office."
"Me fail English? That's unpossible."
"Hi, Lisa! We're going to be in a pie!"
I resemble those remarks.....
02-04-05 | 04:05 PM
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Iguana Subsystem
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the ralph file https://www.snpp.com/guides/ralph.file.html
02-04-05 | 09:25 PM
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heliocentrist
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From: ann arbor mi
Originally Posted by cicadashell
but i believe it was bart who said "me fail english? that's unpossible!"
Originally Posted by BostonFixed
I think both said it.
then there's "duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck duck
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