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Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with their bike within eyesite of
the bed?

That's just silly.

Put a cot in your garage.

Bill "add a space heater, TV and 'fridge and you're set" S.

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Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with their bike within eyesite of
the bed?

To each their own; I prefer to sleep *in* the bed.

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Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with their bike within eyesite of
the bed?

I did with my last one......with a flashlight.

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 16:13:10 GMT, MTB Lover <[email hidden]> wrote:

.Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with .their bike within eyesite
of the bed?

You sleep in the GARAGE?
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Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with their bike within eyesite of
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I do. Thena gain, there's really nothing in my living arrangements not within eyesight of my bed,
except my roomate's bed because of a handy corner.

Jon "Tiny, Tiny dorm room" Bond

Mike Vandeman said:

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 16:13:10 GMT, MTB Lover <[email hidden]> wrote:

.Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with .their bike within eyesite
of the bed?

You sleep in the GARAGE?
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help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.)

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no I don't sleep in the garage, my cars are in there, my bike is in my bedroom.

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On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 22:11:40 GMT, MTB Lover <[email hidden]> wrote:

.Mike Vandeman wrote: .> On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 16:13:10 GMT, MTB Lover <[email hidden]>
wrote: .> .> .Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with .> .their bike
within eyesite of the bed? .> .> You sleep in the GARAGE? .> === .> I am working on creating
wildlife habitat that is off-limits to .> humans ("pure habitat"😉. Want to help? (I spent the
previous 8 .> years fighting auto dependence and road construction.) .> .>
home.pacbell.netmjvandeOpen ↗ .no I don't sleep in the garage, my cars are in there, my bike is in
my .bedroom.

It sounds like you don't know the difference.
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Mike Vandeman said:

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 16:13:10 GMT, MTB Lover <[email hidden]>

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.Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with .their bike within eyesite
of the bed?

You sleep in the GARAGE?
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I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to humans ("pure habitat"😉. Want to
help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.)

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no I don't sleep in the garage, my cars are in there, my bike is in my bedroom.

I keep my new chainsaw in my parents garage.

Mike Vandeman said:

It sounds like you don't know the difference.

Dude, I am just so stoked, I love biking and I love my bike. It represents a considerable investment
on my part, it is definatly the most expensive toy I own. So yes, I know the difference, and more
importantly I know the difference between somebody who is so passionate about the sport that they
think about it all day and all night, parking the bike in the bedroom because they just can't wait
until morning to ride again, and somebody who comes home and dumps the bike in the garage until the
next weekend.
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MTB Lover said:

Mike Vandeman said:

It sounds like you don't know the difference.

Dude, I am just so stoked, I love biking and I love my bike. It represents a considerable
investment on my part, it is definatly the most expensive toy I own. So yes, I know the
difference, and more importantly I know the difference between somebody who is so passionate about
the sport that they think about it all day and all night, parking the bike in the bedroom because
they just can't wait until morning to ride again, and somebody who comes home and dumps the bike
in the garage until the next weekend.

I'm sorry, I didn't realize you don't ride. How could you possibly understand. I will just make a
point to ignore your post from now on. Sorry, I didn't realize who I was talking to.

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MTB Lover said:

Mike Vandeman said:

It sounds like you don't know the difference.

Dude, I am just so stoked, I love biking and I love my bike. It represents a considerable
investment on my part, it is definatly the most expensive toy I own. So yes, I know the
difference, and more importantly I know the difference between somebody who is so passionate
about the sport that they think about it all day and all night, parking the bike in the bedroom
because they just can't wait until morning to ride again, and somebody who comes home and dumps
the bike in the garage until the next weekend.

I'm sorry, I didn't realize you don't ride. How could you possibly understand. I will just make a
point to ignore your post from now on. Sorry, I didn't realize who I was talking to.

Jerry, he's the only person I've ever killfiled on Usenet. Nice bike, btw.

MTB Lover said:

Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with their bike within eyesite
of the bed?

Yes....there is something wrong with you. Please don't tell me you power wash it.

bill ...one speed to rule them all, one speed to find them, one speed to bring them all and on the
trails pass them In the Land of Avalon where the geared pigs lie...

I have to yes I do🙂 Jerry: 🙂 you rock, 🙂 its the same with me 🙂 i can't wait to get on my ride
the next day.

CS

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Dude, I am just so stoked, I love biking and I love my bike. It represents a considerable
investment on my part, it is definatly the most expensive toy I own. So yes, I know the difference,
and more importantly I know the difference between somebody who is so passionate about the sport
that they think about it all day and all night, parking the bike in the bedroom because they just
can't wait until morning to ride again, and somebody who comes home and dumps the bike in the
garage until the next weekend.

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Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with their bike within eyesite of
the bed?
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Jerry [email hidden] remove the nospam and the period to email me.

Spare bed room has workstand,parts tubs,and 4 bikes. Another my commuter in diningroom and 2 bike in
storage hanging on hooks from front wheel.

Fire up MTB 03

MTB Lover said:

Maybe there is something wrong with me. Does anybody else sleep with their bike within eyesite of
the bed?

My roadbike usually moves to the bedroom and gets set up on the trainers during the winter. My boing
boing lives in the dining room and my commuter hybrid on the balcony. Sometimes when we have guests
I have to cram all three onto the balcony. No sooner have they left .....

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Perre

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and 2 bike in storage hanging on hooks from front wheel.

omygawd, yer gonna wrap them wheels!!1

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Fire up MTB 03

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 22:54:14 GMT, MTB Lover <[email hidden]> wrote:

.Mike Vandeman wrote: . . .> .> It sounds like you don't know the difference. . .Dude, I am just so
stoked, I love biking and I love my bike. It .represents a considerable investment on my part, it is
definatly the .most expensive toy I own. .So yes, I know the difference, and more importantly I know
the .difference between somebody who is so passionate about the sport that .they think about it all
day and all night, parking the bike in the .bedroom because they just can't wait until morning to
ride again,

Technically, that is called an "addiction". I would get help, if I were you.

and .somebody who comes home and dumps the bike in the garage until the next .weekend.

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help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.)

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On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 22:54:14 GMT, MTB Lover <[email hidden]>

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.Mike Vandeman wrote: . . .> .> It sounds like you don't know the difference. . .Dude, I am just
so stoked, I love biking and I love my bike. It .represents a considerable investment on my part,
it is definatly the .most expensive toy I own. .So yes, I know the difference, and more
importantly I know the .difference between somebody who is so passionate about the sport that
.they think about it all day and all night, parking the bike in the .bedroom because they just
can't wait until morning to ride again,

Technically, that is called an "addiction".

Is that anything like obsessive posting?

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I would get help, if I were you.

No, you wouldn't. You are not capable of objectively recognizing abnormal behavior patterns which
exist in yourself.

C.Q.C.