Oh, the horror ! How ?

I took a tumble on my bike a few weeks back which was a stupid "crash" since i was basically stopped but managed to fall over -- i think the bike just hit the ground at the right place which is where all this started. I didnt notice any damage at this point other than the RD being out of adjustment -- i didnt think anything of it. This is an N+1 bike so i dont ride it all the time, rode it this weekend and was having problems with the RD not shifting correctly -- My initial thought was that the hanger was bent or something along those lines. Noticed the crack and then took the wheel off to inspect more and it just cracked like in the picture. So glad i wasnt riding it when it did finally crack off like that or else i would have been seriously hurt im guessing. Soo.. yeah. lame.

Vintage French stuff man !

Right? Haha Funny thing is -- I found another Look frame thats quite a bit newer for a really good price. Thinking about picking it up and swapping everything over since its all the components are basically new

^all that time sanding it tho. D:

that little machined cable stop is dope.

it made me kinda angry, so i loved it.

without spoiling it, ill just say im glad it didnt turn out like a cookie cutter ending like 99% of the rest of **** out there.

another good example is a not so well known movie Funny Games. the whole time i wanted to jump through my tv and beat someone to death, so i thought it was really good

I'm in the LOVE it camp too. So many people argue that a Dad wouldn't do what he did. I believe a person could resort to that. And the twist of irony that followed just gutted me. It was like, "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooo"

Darabont and King are friends and Darabont said the only way he'd make King's book into a flick is if he could change the ending to his version. King approved it and is on record saying he likes Darabont's ending better than his own.

watch funny games if you havent, does not disappoint.

unless youre some freak who likes to be happy.

1997 original foreign or the US 2007 remake?

Finally received my c-record aero seatpost and made some progress on my newest build:

Hope you are well...

But that being said am sorry to have to say - has nothing to do with FG/SS...plz take this to roadie

Ok. Where should all the mist/movie talk go then? That has nothing to do with SS/FG either

Here. This thread is fine to be off topic...if people want to talk about FGSS, they can go to the platform pedal/kilo geometry thread. lol.

Wtf Hahahaha

im gonna be honest i didnt know it was a remake, ive only seen the 07 version

I haven't seen either and the reviews say the remake is (unusually) as good as the original. I'll check it out. Thanks for the recommendation.

You ever see The Road with Viggo Mortensen? Doesn't get much darker than that one.

I'm a huge fan of Haneke but I had to make myself sit through the original. It crossed over the line that 7th Continent didn't quite. The remake screened here for a couple days and I passed.

interestingly i just watched that a couple weeks ago for the second time

i really wanted to love that movie, i love most things post-apocalypse.

but **** was that movie boring. i hated the boy, such a whiny little ****.

Haneke wrote and directed both. The original is set in Austria, the remake in USA.

He was a bit of a sniveler.

Here's one that will rip you mind to shreds. About the best psychological thriller I've seen. That includes all of Hitchcock's and De Palma's work.

Not horror, not sci-fi. Hardcore mental gymnastics required.

ran over a snake today on the MTB, got even by moving a turtle out of the middle of the road.

call it even?

Today I laced my Brooks Pro because not every Brooks is a good Brooks! weeeeeee

Has only a couple hundred miles on it and the sit bone area has already given in. TOO SOON

God I hate accidentally killing things.

I'll blast game away all day but I have panic attacks if I step on a snail after it rains.

Yeah, I tell what. When I was growing up, getting chased by cannibals through the nuclear winter while starving and watching my dad die of tuberculosis, I sure as hell didn't complain.