about Mike Jones I had to subscribe again, if only to say that despite his eating habits 🙂 this guy seems to be less concerned with appearances (I just wanna be a pro) and more concerned with having fun. Good interview. Now to the 3 hour indoor trainer ride- I've been procrastinating all day.
Mike, if you are reading this, shoot me an email at [email hidden]
about Mike Jones I had to subscribe again, if only to say that despite his eating habits 🙂 this guy seems to be less concerned with appearances (I just wanna be a pro) and more concerned with having fun. Good interview. Now to the 3 hour indoor trainer ride- I've been procrastinating all day.
Mike, if you are reading this, shoot me an email at [email hidden]
-john
Glad to see you're back John. Don't let the infantile nature of this group scare you away. There is still room for intelligent conversation here...some day...way in the future...maybe...
Hey all. I'd given up (actually unsubscribed) on RBR but when I read on
RBR... Tougher to kick than heroin. It's worth it for the dream reports alone. Even Adam can't stay away although the stalker thing seems to have gotten to Verheul.
But I swear, if JL has any weird ass dreams about ANYONE from Philly then I'm outta here.
I'll not be the first to say that I got carried away on defending my statements about yellow line rule. Anyway, I learned a lot in some really good email conversations with hardworking race promoters, and have changed my mind about it. The key I think is trying not to succumb to the temptation to flame people who you don't agree with. For example, I want to put flyers on every SUV in town saying "selfish (safety wise- high bumpers) gas guzzling (Iraqi oil requiring) pig! get a more efficient vehicle like a minivan- what do you need 4wd for anyway?". But I won't. It uses too much energy and feeds negativism. So I'll just smile at the 5000 lb SUV driver and say, hey, we are all Americans, and that vehicle is your choice. Have a good one.
Jeez, I can digress, huh? "ronde chimp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
about Mike Jones I had to subscribe again, if only to say that despite
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eating habits 🙂 this guy seems to be less concerned with appearances (I just wanna be a pro) and more concerned with having fun. Good interview. Now to the 3 hour indoor trainer ride- I've been procrastinating all day.
Mike, if you are reading this, shoot me an email at
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Glad to see you're back John. Don't let the infantile nature of this group scare you away. There is still room for intelligent conversation here...some day...way in the future...maybe...
RBR... Tougher to kick than heroin. It's worth it for the dream reports alone. Even Adam can't stay away although the stalker thing seems to have gotten to Verheul.
bob- you always manage to get me when i'm not expecting it.
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But I swear, if JL has any weird ass dreams about ANYONE from Philly then I'm outta here.
no way! i know where to find you (on a dairy farm, visiting a calf hutch, no?) so don't you even think about leaving.
oh...yeah...ahem...i mean, please don't leave, i'd miss you.
I don't object to SUV's. I object to large commercial truck sized vehicles not having to obey large commercial sized truck driving regulations. Put them in the slow lane at 55 mph and they're fine. Instead we see them in the fast lane doing 100 mph and swerving from lane to lane while all of the cops look the other way. You'd think that politicians wouldn't be so concerned about the auto industry but there it is.
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I'll not be the first to say that I got carried away on defending my statements about yellow line rule. Anyway, I learned a lot in some
really
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good email conversations with hardworking race promoters, and have
changed
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my mind about it. The key I think is trying not to succumb to the temptation to flame people who you don't agree with. For example, I
want to
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put flyers on every SUV in town saying "selfish (safety wise- high
bumpers)
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gas guzzling (Iraqi oil requiring) pig! get a more efficient
vehicle like a
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minivan- what do you need 4wd for anyway?". But I won't. It uses
too much
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energy and feeds negativism. So I'll just smile at the 5000 lb SUV
driver
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and say, hey, we are all Americans, and that vehicle is your choice.
Have a
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good one.
Jeez, I can digress, huh? "ronde chimp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Hey all. I'd given up (actually unsubscribed) on RBR but when I
"John Lieswyn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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I'll not be the first to say that I got carried away on defending my statements about yellow line rule. Anyway, I learned a lot in some really good email conversations with hardworking race promoters, and have changed my mind about it. The key I think is trying not to succumb to the temptation to flame people who you don't agree with. For example, I want
to
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put flyers on every SUV in town saying "selfish (safety wise- high
bumpers)
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gas guzzling (Iraqi oil requiring) pig! get a more efficient vehicle like
a
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minivan- what do you need 4wd for anyway?". But I won't. It uses too
much
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energy and feeds negativism. So I'll just smile at the 5000 lb SUV driver and say, hey, we are all Americans, and that vehicle is your choice. Have
a
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good one.
Jeez, I can digress, huh? "ronde chimp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Hey all. I'd given up (actually unsubscribed) on RBR but when I read
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his
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just wanna be a pro) and more concerned with having fun. Good
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-john
Glad to see you're back John. Don't let the infantile nature of this group scare you away. There is still room for intelligent conversation here...some day...way in the future...maybe...
Thanks, Ronde Chimp
Damn John..! I respect and like you too much; please don't start that damn SUV thread again! :-) Hope you stick arround to engauge in some intelligent racing conversation. By the way, if you find some on this newsgroup, please wake me up and let me know. I'll be spending most of my time on Topica in the wattage forum.
I can't wait until the season starts up again so all the pros don't have time to post to rbr. It will be cool when they have to put they're keyboards away and start racing again.
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Actually, you are right though, he's all about having fun and he does.
Dan Kane
Dan, you could not be more right. Mike is an inspiration to all overweight Cat 5's out there...in fact, he took the time with me last year prior to the Fitchburg Crit to let me inhale some fumes from the Bondo drying on the fender of his Subaru...good times, and better than Ephedra, I'll tell ya! Later on, we fashioned a ball from the duct tape holding down his trunk, and played some venerable old "Hackey-Sack!" Just me and mike. Wow.
Seriously, the kid is an animal on the bike, and it will be great to watch him mix it up this year. When he finally hangs it up, though, I think he might have a future as a cycling columnist of color-commentator. That interview was one of the funniest things I have read in a long time.
about Mike Jones I had to subscribe again, if only to say that despite his eating habits 🙂 this guy seems to be less concerned with appearances (I just wanna be a pro) and more concerned with having fun. Good interview. Now to the 3 hour indoor trainer ride- I've been procrastinating all day.
Mike, if you are reading this, shoot me an email at
about Mike Jones I had to subscribe again, if only to say that despite his eating habits 🙂 this guy seems to be less concerned with appearances (I just wanna be a pro) and more concerned with having fun. Good interview. Now to the 3 hour indoor trainer ride- I've been procrastinating all day.
I'll be rooting for Jones this year. Thanks for the pointer JL.
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Actually, you are right though, he's all about having fun and he does.
Dan Kane
Dan, you could not be more right. Mike is an inspiration to all overweight Cat 5's out there...in fact, he took the time with me last year prior to the Fitchburg Crit to let me inhale some fumes from the Bondo drying on the fender of his Subaru...good times, and better than Ephedra, I'll tell ya! Later on, we fashioned a ball from the duct tape holding down his trunk, and played some venerable old "Hackey-Sack!" Just me and mike. Wow.
Hey all. I'd given up (actually unsubscribed) on RBR but when I read on
RBR... Tougher to kick than heroin.
And we don't even get a performance boosting effect either.
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It's worth it for the dream reports alone. Even Adam can't stay away although the stalker thing seems to have gotten to Verheul.
But I swear, if JL has any weird ass dreams about ANYONE from Philly then I'm outta here.
Bob Schwartz [email hidden]
On another topic, I've realized I was really overboard using my Holy [censored] [censored]! line on you. Others have made it far more meaningful. I'm not sure if you would consider that an upgrade or a downgrade. hmmm... Club rider or Rueben rider?
about Mike Jones I had to subscribe again, if only to say that despite his eating habits 🙂 this guy seems to be less concerned with appearances (I just wanna be a pro) and more concerned with having fun. Good interview. Now to the 3 hour indoor trainer ride- I've been procrastinating all day.
I'll be rooting for Jones this year. Thanks for the pointer JL.
-Ken
Guys, Thanks for reading the interview.
I have to be honest though, a thread with the title of my name is making me nervous. On a 20 dude group ride today a car came at us from the opposite lane trying to pass another car. Everybody was braking and stuff, Me? I just ran into the guy ahead of me and had a yardsale on the side of the road. I would like to blame it on the conversation with the guy next to me but in reality I think it was cause of the anxiety of not checking RBR for 6 hours and what might be going on on this thread. I almost put my laptop with wireless access in my camelback and brought it along with me just to keep up with it.
OH JESUS. I haven't laughed that hard in a LONG time. I don't know if someone as inconsistent an RBR'r as me can do this, but I nominate this for the Post of the Month competition. Well, the one where he dropped his ice cream reading about how some bonehead thought he was a juicer, that was pretty funny too, but still second to this one:
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Guys, Thanks for reading the interview.
I have to be honest though, a thread with the title of my name is making
me
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nervous. On a 20 dude group ride today a car came at us from the opposite
lane
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trying to pass another car. Everybody was braking and stuff, Me? I just
ran
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into the guy ahead of me and had a yardsale on the side of the road. I
would
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like to blame it on the conversation with the guy next to me but in
reality I
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think it was cause of the anxiety of not checking RBR for 6 hours and what might be going on on this thread. I almost put my laptop with wireless
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in my camelback and brought it along with me just to keep up with it.