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Old 12-12-15, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by mdilthey
Oh, for pete's sake! Going ultralight does not mean going unprepared! I'd have 40+ pounds of stuff if I was ice-road touring in the Arctic Circle! A -40º sleeping bag, a parka, down pants, snowboots, expedition mitts, ski goggles, a fatbike, days of food and plenty of water, a full size snow boiling pot... That is ultralight for the conditions, if you ask me.

Nevermind... I'm talking to a brick wall... May I forever be associated with a scantily-clad nomad desperately shivering on the side of the road next to an unfixable flat tire.
Did the sense of humor on this site just fall off a cliff? For pete's sake?

Does the kidding part need a translation?

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Very neat. Maybe the ultralight touring club will show up and say she's doing it all wrong, .

Just kidding. This is a fun blog.
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Originally Posted by bikemig
Did the sense of humor on this site just fall off a cliff? For pete's sake?

Does the kidding part need a translation?
Sorry, trying to wean myself off of typing "haha." I'm making jokes too!

Nevermind... I'm talking to a brick wall... May I forever be associated with a scantily-clad nomad desperately shivering on the side of the road next to an unfixable flat tire.
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Originally Posted by mdilthey
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Nevermind... I'm talking to a brick wall... May I forever be associated with a scantily-clad nomad desperately shivering on the side of the road next to an unfixable flat tire.
Yup, I am one of the brick walls.
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