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  1. Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.

    I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking to
    participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides work. Thanks.

    Dave W

  2. I went on one a few years ago in atlanta, it was a blast. Ours consisted of a rabbit (fast rider(s))
    going out early and leaving marks on the trail network with flour. Then the group leaves a little
    later and tries to find the finish line. The rabbits would leave several false leads so everyone
    worked together to get to the finish. Then we all got drunk.

    Quoted message said:

    Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.

    I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking
    to participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides
    work. Thanks.

    Dave W

  3. kantspel <[email hidden]> had this to say
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    I went on one a few years ago in atlanta, it was a blast.

    That's what I keep hearing. And amazingly enough I'm just south of ATL.

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    Then we all got drunk.

    That's the part that caught my eye! 😉

    Thanks

  4. Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.

    I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking
    to participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides
    work. Thanks.

    I usually wouldn't even bother with any of your questions, but you seem to be sincere and do want to
    share about biking. I think you'll find some good info here although they do not refer to them as
    hash rides.

    tinyurl.comytdru

  5. [email hidden] (R.White) had this to say
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    Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.

    I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking to
    participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides work.
    Thanks.

    I usually wouldn't even bother with any of your questions, but you seem to be sincere and do want
    to share about biking.

    So, why are your bothering now? I mean don't let your already warped perception cause you do
    anything, oh I don't know....CIVIL, or anything.

  6. Dave W said:

    Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.

    Bummer.

    Quoted message said:

    I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking
    to participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides
    work. Thanks.

    ride, drink, ride, drink, ride, drink,
    till you pass-out, fall down, or puke.

    --
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    John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.
    shavings.netreflect john.jpg

  7. MPD Blue <[email hidden]> had this to say
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    Dave W said:

    Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.

    Bummer.

    Quoted message said:

    I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking to
    participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides work.
    Thanks.

    ride, drink, ride, drink, ride, drink,
    till you pass-out, fall down, or puke.

    Oh, o.k. then. Sounds like fun! Except the puking part of course.

  8. Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    [email hidden] (R.White) had this to say "]news:[email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.

    I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking to
    participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides work.
    Thanks.

    I usually wouldn't even bother with any of your questions, but you seem to be sincere and do
    want to share about biking.

    So, why are your bothering now? I mean don't let your already warped perception cause you do
    anything, oh I don't know....CIVIL, or anything.

    Woooosh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  9. [email hidden] (R.White) had this to say
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    Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    [email hidden] (R.White) had this to say
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    Quoted message said:

    Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
    > Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.
    >
    > I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking
    > to participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides work.
    > Thanks.
    >

    I usually wouldn't even bother with any of your questions, but you seem to be sincere and do
    want to share about biking.

    So, why are your bothering now? I mean don't let your already warped perception cause you do
    anything, oh I don't know....CIVIL, or anything.

    Woooosh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Could you tell that I didn't even bother? obviously not...

    Talk about over your head....hahahahaha

  10. Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.

    I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking
    to participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides
    work. Thanks.

    Dave W

    Bashing is just Bike Hashing. Bashing hasn't been around as long as Hashing, but the following is
    growing. Hashing was started by Albert Stephen Ignatius Gispert, Second Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion,
    Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, known to hashers as "Gispert" or "G". Gispert started H3 in
    Malaya in 1937. Now there are over 1,700 Hash Houses world wide. If you are interested in the
    history see sch3.nethash history.htm (my home hash).

    Nothing about Hashing or Bashing should be construed to be organized. Disorganization and
    misinformation are traditional (comes from the military background). If you are interested in how it
    is supposed to work check out sch3.netfirsttime.htm

    Reco

    (aka Papa Don't Preach, SCH3)

  11. Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    [email hidden] (R.White) had this to say "]news:[email hidden]

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    Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    > Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
    >> Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.
    >>
    >> I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking
    >> to participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides
    >> work. Thanks.
    >>
    >
    > I usually wouldn't even bother with any of your questions, but you seem to be sincere and do
    > want to share about biking.

    So, why are your bothering now? I mean don't let your already warped perception cause you do
    anything, oh I don't know....CIVIL, or anything.

    Woooosh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Could you tell that I didn't even bother? obviously not...

    Talk about over your head....hahahahaha

    You wish. Your type HAS to bother. It's deeply ingrained in your psyche.

  12. [email hidden] (Reco Diver) had this to say
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    Quoted message said:

    Dave W <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Umm, no. This is not about hanging out at the local opium den with Osama.

    I'm just looking for some of your experiences (if any) to these kinds of rides...I'm looking to
    participate in a few here locally, and was wondering how this type of organized rides work.
    Thanks.

    Dave W

    Bashing is just Bike Hashing. Bashing hasn't been around as long as Hashing, but the following is
    growing. Hashing was started by Albert Stephen Ignatius Gispert, Second Lieutenant, 2nd Battalion,
    Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, known to hashers as "Gispert" or "G". Gispert started H3 in
    Malaya in 1937. Now there are over 1,700 Hash Houses world wide. If you are interested in the
    history see sch3.nethash history.htm (my home hash).

    Nothing about Hashing or Bashing should be construed to be organized. Disorganization and
    misinformation are traditional (comes from the military background). If you are interested in how
    it is supposed to work check out sch3.netfirsttime.htm

    Reco

    (aka Papa Don't Preach, SCH3)

    WOW! Great background info RD. Thanks. I had no idea there was so much history behind it.

    Dave (gotta do some research, c-ya)

  13. A rock garden that goes on for about a 1/4 mile. And the rocks are close together. When your out of
    it oh what was I dreaming. Nightmare.

    I MTB 2004

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    A rock garden that goes on for about a 1/4 mile. And the rocks are close together.
    When your out of it oh what was I dreaming. Nightmare.

    I MTB 2004

    is this a little more cryptic than usual, or is it just me?

    Dave (Crazy, but thats how it goes...)

  15. Dave W said:
    Quoted message said:

    A rock garden that goes on for about a 1/4 mile. And the rocks are close
    together. When your out of it oh what was I dreaming. Nightmare.

    I MTB 2004

    is this a little more cryptic than usual, or is it just me?

    Harsh rides?

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