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Today I got my butt kicked working grill this afternoon at work :| although some of my ticket times got ****ed up my food all went out at prop temps and nothing came back except for a ****ing chicken sandwhich the customer said was under cooked. I NEVER under cook chicken and i even looked at the ****ing chicken breast, **** was perfect. So instead of my sue chef saying oh yeah hes dumb but grill me another one he said i was wrong and it was under cooked. The mother ****er...

This had nothing to do with anything you just said, but today cleaning house and throwing **** away, I ran into my box set of Outlaw Star.

I knew your SN sounded familiar.

GENESTARWIND

06-17-12 11:23 PM

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oh oh ive got a picture for you. not the best but

you may think its dumb but here you go anywayhttp://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=256738

jimmytango

06-17-12 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by GENESTARWIND (Post 14370129)

Oh kitchen stress. It's awesome isn't it. /sarcasm

Nagrom_

06-17-12 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by GENESTARWIND (Post 14370162)

oh oh ive got a picture for you. not the best but

you may think its dumb but here you go anywayhttp://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=256738

I wouldn't get it, but it's kinda cool, haha.

never been big on tattoos for myself.

GENESTARWIND

06-17-12 11:30 PM

ive only been broil for like 7 months maybe. i think i do quite well but **** i still get overwhelmed.

12 hour shift and now im drinking... it doesnt help i drink to much as is but ****ing christ sometimes i just want to go buy a bottle and drown myself to stupidity.

Jared.

06-18-12 01:22 AM

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Originally Posted by jimmytango (Post 14370068)

Ghostface and Raekwon would be amazing. I'm jealous.

I don't think they performed anything they put out after Wu Forever ('97). Hour and 20 minute set of classic hits. I was impressed.

jimmytango

06-18-12 01:24 AM

Today I decided that I need to leave Chicago. Too many painful memories here. My wife agrees to either San Francisco, Austin, or Portland. Now to start saving money.

Jared.

06-18-12 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by jimmytango (Post 14370165)

Oh kitchen stress. It's awesome isn't it. /sarcasm

I don't miss it, and I don't think I'd ever go back. Two weeks out of my job now and I look and feel 1,000X better.

Leukybear

06-18-12 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by jimmytango (Post 14370303)

Today I decided that I need to leave Chicago. Too many painful memories here. My wife agrees to either San Francisco, Austin, or Portland. Now to start saving money.

SF duh... the cost of living here is redickulus through but I'll let your wallet do the speaking.

jimmytango

06-18-12 02:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Jared. (Post 14370302)

I don't think they performed anything they put out after Wu Forever ('97). Hour and 20 minute set of classic hits. I was impressed.

That's amazing.

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Originally Posted by Jared. (Post 14370305)

I don't miss it, and I don't think I'd ever go back. Two weeks out of my job now and I look and feel 1,000X better.

See, I'm thinking I need something other than a kitchen, but I really don't know how to do anything else. It's just that kitchens tend to promote stress and alcoholism. They also promote rampant drug use, but I've moved beyond that part. I'm just sick of it.

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Originally Posted by Leukybear (Post 14370325)

SF duh... the cost of living here is redickulus through but I'll let your wallet do the speaking.

That's kinda the direction I'm leaning. My wife's company has an office in Oakland I think, so she wouldn't have to find a new gig.

hamfoh

06-18-12 02:55 AM

cost of living in Austin or Portland is seriously so much smaller than SF that your wife could be jobless in those cities and you'd still probably be more financially secure :p

Leukybear

06-18-12 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by jimmytango (Post 14370331)

That's kinda the direction I'm leaning. My wife's company has an office in Oakland I think, so she wouldn't have to find a new gig.

Bike + BART; you're set.

Plus parking is a b*tch in most neighborhoods in SF...

Mumonkan

06-18-12 07:27 AM

Today i am checking the shipment status of my 722 every time i go into the stockroom at work

Also: what is up with this wind in NYC?

garlic_rice

06-18-12 07:53 AM

Today I rode to work with new lower gearing. Then I got to work and realized that this time last year, I was commuting 46/17 fixed brakeless and making the same time as this morning's 42/18 freewheel; difference being my knees love me more now.

(feelsgoodman)

Kinda starting to miss fixed though, might go back after the 1x8 build is finished.

misskaz

06-18-12 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by jimmytango (Post 14369893)

Got off work a couple hours early, went on a lazy slow ride around the north side. Somehow I managed to get Friday off this week. Amazing. It's payday and I won't have to work. I won't know what to do with myself.

Hay Perro is playing at Cal's downtown on Friday. I'm going.

yummygooey

06-18-12 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by jimmytango (Post 14370303)

San Francisco, Austin, or Portland.

Those are all nice, but they're no #1.

jimmytango

06-18-12 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by misskaz (Post 14371253)

Hay Perro is playing at Cal's downtown on Friday. I'm going.

Oh nice. I may head out.

LesterOfPuppets

06-18-12 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by yummygooey (Post 14371310)

Those are all nice, but they're no #1.

Grunge is coming back in Seattle. Hipster backlash.

I don't get the Portland blurb. A bar where you can play shuffleboard? Huh? There are tons of bars in tons of cities where you can play shuffleboard.

jdgesus

06-18-12 12:29 PM

i think by shuffleboard, they meant hairy strippers

Sixty Fiver

06-18-12 01:51 PM

Ran a bunch of errands on the 20... delivered hot lunches and then stopped by a few shops to price a touring stove and make sure the bottle fit my bike and then did a little speed test on the bike highway which is about as dead flat as it comes.

With the new freewheel and a slightly higher top gear (88 gear inches) got the bike spun up to 26 mph into a 13mph crosswind... woot !

All this means is that the legs are working a little better than they have been as I used to be able to hit 35mph on this same stretch and the folder deals with wind better than most bikes due to a lower frontal area which greatly improves the aerodynamics.

chi0dos

06-18-12 01:59 PM

Rode a nice 30 miles. Found out Converge, Refused and American Nightmare are playing FYF fest in September here in LA. Pretty happy but theres gonna be a bunch of hipsters :/

jdgesus

06-18-12 02:00 PM

i hit 13mph on my folder today.

prooftheory

06-18-12 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by chi0dos (Post 14373117)

Rode a nice 30 miles. Found out Converge, Refused and American Nightmare are playing FYF fest in September here in LA. Pretty happy but theres gonna be a bunch of hipsters :/

Refused is back together? Why don't people tell me these things?

Sixty Fiver

06-18-12 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by jdgesus (Post 14373122)

i hit 13mph on my folder today.

Sweet... I think that is the top speed on an unmodified Raleigh Twenty as you are sitting so very upright that the wind resistance just kills you.

I know because I have a stock Twenty that is pretty sucktastic if you have to ride into headwinds and the 3 speed does not always allow for being in the optimal gear.

jdgesus

06-18-12 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver (Post 14373174)

yeah. LOL i felt pretty topped out.
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