i would rock that courier.


i feel like you got a bad pair, mine are going on 2 yrs and theyre invincible

Don't forget, you paid out the nose for that paint to be on there in the 1st place.

These used to be somewhat common in Latin America. They were considered good pickups.

Rode to the beach with the Sqrl, had a small picnic on the sand, and rode home, played Mario 64. Quite enjoyable

Today way too many tweakers wandered into the shop. I have no patience for that ****.

All the US makes teamed up with the Japanese for small trucks. Chevy/Toyota and Dodge/Mitsubishi.

Seems like there was an American badged Isuzu Pup too. Maybe Dodge was with Isuzu before Mitsu?

So I've had this backpack for over 2 years now and I just realized today that I can do this:

http://i.imgur.com/d5yrJng.jpg

What is that loop actually for? I haven't been able to figure it out on my bag either.

I think it's for keys I believe. Just pop your carabiner in to the loop.
And for ulocks.
And hand pumps appearantly.

Thats what I've been using mine for.
That's cool I guess haha

frame has a dent in the seat stay, so its resale value is already shot. Not to mention I only got the murdered out CAAD because 98% of cannonadle's color ways are horrific.

truth

Yer on El Cajon, right? I feel like, when i was a kid, we used to come down to punk shows on El Cajon, at some venue i forget the name of, and the hang out was a Denny's there on El Cajon as well.


Wait, yer a New England dude though, right? So you may not know wtf i'm talking about.

Doesn't matter where he's from, i'm sure he knows the area now that he lives here and works in that area every day.

Anyways, the Denny's is like 1 small block away from the shop.

El Cajon Blvd is a long-assed street.

Actually, it DOES matter where he's from, if he wasn't there during the time period(early 80's to early 90's) of the venues I'm talking about. Know what i mean?

Gotcha, thought you were just referring to the area in general.

I don't know what venue you are talking about. But then again I grew up in Spring Valley and was never around that area until I went to College. I lived on El Cajon Blvd (the ECB as I call it), but not so far down. I lived by 56th street.

The Skeleton Club was one, and then there was one called Kings Road Cafe, and the Pink Panther. I can't remember exactly where in SD they were, but i know we always ended up at Denny's on El Cajon, after shows. Kinda like Oki Dog in LA.

Never been to El Cajon, but visiting Retrogression is on my bucket list. I am going to show up with beer and donuts, just to create confusion ;).

I found out I didn't get the job in San Diego (salary didn't line up). Its bitter sweet, I am happy to still be in NY (employed) but I would have liked to have tried West Coast living. [MENTION=164476]Scrodzilla[/MENTION] sorry homie, you'll have to find a new best friend. [MENTION=303015]Mumonkan[/MENTION] you're stuck with me.

Damn, that sucks. Something else cool will come along.

You know I applied for a job earlier this year in San Diego and I got four different phone interviews and they strung me along for five weeks before they turned me down. Fortunately I found something here that I wanted more but maybe hirers in SD feel like this is what they are supposed to do to out-of-towners because of the job market.

Just start your own company like I did, and then you won't have to deal with stupid interviews.

**** man, least you didnt give your notice and fly by the seat of your pants on that one, sucks but at least you didnt really lose anything out of it

bundle up that nutsack cuz its supposed to be a long hellish winter (again, thats getting old)