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MTB vintertid

Per Löwdin · 2004-02-25T17:50:48+00:00

http://www.fjallbrynt.nu/ klicka på spela /Per

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Published: 25 February 2004
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Original author: Per Löwdin
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Topics: Mountain biking

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Per Löwdin
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25 February 2004, 17:50 UTC #1

fjallbrynt.nufjallbrynt.nu klicka på spela /Per

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Per Elmsäter
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26 February 2004, 10:30 UTC #2

Per Löwdin said:
fjallbrynt.nufjallbrynt.nu klicka på spela /Per
Hmm. I think my namee was a little sleepy when he posted this. Fortunately I speak his language.
It's actually a pretty cool bicycling animation for those of us who are bored.
Follow the link and click everything that says "Spela" once the game is loaded click "Fortsätt >>"
Then you just use your arrow keys to accelerate and brake etc. Enjoy.
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Perre
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Per Löwdin
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26 February 2004, 11:50 UTC #3

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Hmm. I think my namee was a little sleepy when he posted this.
Perre, you are right, I meant to send it to a friend, and I got no way to recall once posted
stuff. Chers Per

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Stein Ballangru
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26 February 2004, 16:10 UTC #4

* Per Löwdin
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Hmm. I think my namee was a little sleepy when he posted this.
Perre, you are right, I meant to send it to a friend, and I got no way to recall once posted
stuff. Chers
Usually, one can cancel usenet posts. I see that you use Outlook Express, and I would sort of expect
that it can do that. ...but I guess I wouldn't be surprised if it can't either. ;-)
Stein

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Kyle.B.H
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27 February 2004, 20:50 UTC #5

DU KRASCHADE!
What a cool game!
You have to lean your body forward and rearward (left and right arrow keys) to stop yourself from
flipping over - very realistic. After about 5 tries, I made it to the finish, then clicked on a
bunch of things and started over. Should I be expecting a prize?
Do Swedes really eat pudding while mountain biking? Or are you posting from (what's left of ) the
island of Niue?
theregister.co.uk34919.html
Kyle
"Per Elmsäter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Per Löwdin said:
fjallbrynt.nufjallbrynt.nu klicka på spela /Per
Hmm. I think my namee was a little sleepy when he posted this. Fortunately

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speak his language. It's actually a pretty cool bicycling animation for those of us who are bored.
Follow the link and click everything that says "Spela" once the game is loaded click "Fortsätt >>"
Then you just use your arrow keys to accelerate and brake etc. Enjoy.
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Perre
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Per Elmsäter
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28 February 2004, 00:10 UTC #6

Kyle.B.H said:
DU KRASCHADE!
What a cool game!
You have to lean your body forward and rearward (left and right arrow keys) to stop yourself from
flipping over - very realistic. After about 5 tries, I made it to the finish, then clicked on a
bunch of things and started over. Should I be expecting a prize?
Do Swedes really eat pudding while mountain biking? Or are you posting from (what's left of ) the
island of Niue?
theregister.co.uk34919.html
Kyle
Hehe. Those little boxes are actually energyboxes. You collect them and become stronger. This is
actually the name of the game since those boxes are what the page is advertising. *Fjällbrynt
messmör*. It is a cheese spread made out of something we call "mese". When you make cheese you get
white cheese that we are normally used to and also this more yellowish cheese I don't know what it's
called in english, but maybe somebody can help out? The stuff they are selling here is probably
pretty good to eat while training. Lots of sugar and carbs, little bit of protein and about 5% fat.
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Mike Latondress
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28 February 2004, 19:50 UTC #7

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When you make cheese you get white cheese that we are normally used to and also this more
yellowish cheese I don't know what it's called in english, but maybe somebody can help out?
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Onefred
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3 March 2004, 16:30 UTC #8

"Per Elmsäter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
Kyle.B.H said:
DU KRASCHADE!
What a cool game!
You have to lean your body forward and rearward (left and right arrow keys) to stop yourself
from flipping over - very realistic. After about 5 tries, I made it to the finish, then clicked
on a bunch of things and started over. Should I be expecting a prize?
Do Swedes really eat pudding while mountain biking? Or are you posting from (what's left of )
the island of Niue?
theregister.co.uk34919.html
Kyle
Hehe. Those little boxes are actually energyboxes. You collect them and become stronger. This is
actually the name of the game since those boxes

are
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what the page is advertising. *Fjällbrynt messmör*. It is a cheese spread made out of something we
call "mese". When you make cheese you get white cheese that we are normally used to and also this
more yellowish cheese I don't know what it's called in english, but maybe somebody can help out?
The stuff they are selling here is probably pretty good to eat while training. Lots of sugar and
carbs, little bit of protein and about 5% fat.
I don't know... Are dairy products great to fill your stomach with when exercising? Isn't animal fat
the bad kind?
Dave

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Per Elmsäter
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3 March 2004, 16:50 UTC #9

onefred said:
"Per Elmsäter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Kyle.B.H said:
DU KRASCHADE!
What a cool game!
You have to lean your body forward and rearward (left and right arrow keys) to stop yourself
from flipping over - very realistic. After about 5 tries, I made it to the finish, then clicked
on a bunch of things and started over. Should I be expecting a prize?
Do Swedes really eat pudding while mountain biking? Or are you posting from (what's left of )
the island of Niue?
theregister.co.uk34919.html
Kyle
Hehe. Those little boxes are actually energyboxes. You collect them and become stronger. This is
actually the name of the game since those boxes are what the page is advertising. *Fjällbrynt
messmör*. It is a cheese spread made out of something we call "mese". When you make cheese you
get white cheese that we are normally used to and also this more yellowish cheese I don't know
what it's called in english, but maybe somebody can help out? The stuff they are selling here is
probably pretty good to eat while training. Lots of sugar and carbs, little bit of protein and
about 5% fat.
I don't know... Are dairy products great to fill your stomach with when exercising? Isn't animal
fat the bad kind?
Dave
You're right. Peanut butter is probably better 😉
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