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  1. On Mar 22, 11:53 am, Curtis L. Russell <[email hidden]>

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    The beer, bourbon and bbq festival is being held in Timonium, MD on
    Saturday, March 24, but since it is our 22nd wedding anniversary, my
    wife insists on going to a 'real restaurant' (i.e. not McDonalds or
    Applebies).

    OK, sure, she has put up with me for 22 years, but this is really
    unfair in so many ways. And, no, she won't settle for me dropping her
    off at a good restaurant on my way to Timonium - I already asked.

    (Five beer and a bourbon token for $ 20 - I am feeling real pain.)

    dumbass,

    this wouldn't have happened if Al Gore was president.

  2. The beer, bourbon and bbq festival is being held in Timonium, MD on
    Saturday, March 24, but since it is our 22nd wedding anniversary, my
    wife insists on going to a 'real restaurant' (i.e. not McDonalds or
    Applebies).

    OK, sure, she has put up with me for 22 years, but this is really
    unfair in so many ways. And, no, she won't settle for me dropping her
    off at a good restaurant on my way to Timonium - I already asked.

    (Five beer and a bourbon token for $ 20 - I am feeling real pain.)

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  3. "Curtis L. Russell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The beer, bourbon and bbq festival is being held in Timonium, MD on
    Saturday, March 24, but since it is our 22nd wedding anniversary, my
    wife insists on going to a 'real restaurant' (i.e. not McDonalds or
    Applebies).

    OK, sure, she has put up with me for 22 years, but this is really
    unfair in so many ways. And, no, she won't settle for me dropping her
    off at a good restaurant on my way to Timonium - I already asked.

    (Five beer and a bourbon token for $ 20 - I am feeling real pain.)

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

    Then I will go in your place since I live close enough. Thank your Wife for
    me,since I now have the opportunity to attend. Take her to the cafeteria at
    IKEA, afterall it is a real restaurant. If that fails than suggest Hard
    Times.

    BTW, is the Proteus Bike Shop still open ?

  4. On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 22:06:14 -0500, "Charles" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    BTW, is the Proteus Bike Shop still open ?

    Yes, and it is in recovery mode, but not to where it was in the 70s
    and 80s, when most of the cycling crowd in that area was choosing
    between Larry Black and College Park Bikes and Larry ?Brown? at
    Proteus. Had a custom touring frame and a track frame from them back
    then, when the chubby guy did the really good frames. Then there were
    the OK frames from the Harley guy with the tatoos and the strange
    laugh, and then it went downhill. Someone bought it a few years ago
    and there seems to be signs of real life again.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

  5. Curtis L. Russell said:

    Yes, and it is in recovery mode, but not to where it was in the 70s
    and 80s, when most of the cycling crowd in that area was choosing
    between Larry Black and College Park Bikes and Larry ?Brown? at
    Proteus. Had a custom touring frame and a track frame from them back
    then, when the chubby guy did the really good frames. Then there were
    the OK frames from the Harley guy with the tatoos and the strange
    laugh, and then it went downhill. Someone bought it a few years ago
    and there seems to be signs of real life again.

    I still have an old Proteus frame up in the attic. I rode that sucker
    for over 20 years.

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