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  1. Check out velonews. Wow. Definitely distinctive.

    D. Hill.

  2. The guy standing next to him scares me more!

    Wade

    "David Hill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Check out velonews. Wow. Definitely distinctive.

    D. Hill.

  3. Well, he certainly projects a more professional appearance
    than the sharply dressed guy he's standing with.

    Bob Schwartz
    [email hidden]

  4. David Hill said:

    Check out velonews. Wow. Definitely distinctive.

    D. Hill.

    It's pretty cool and I don't find it offensive. My thought on this is
    what is Webcor's policy for the grunts who do the actual building their
    company does. I know a lot of guys both in the H-D and construction
    communities that have [censored] that really is a lot more offensive to 99%
    of the planet that isn't covered most of the time. I don't think this
    should've become a big deal in any way, shape, or form. Webcor could've
    used it to help show that they promote diversity of thought and
    appearance and turned it into a positive. He's going to be the same
    rider with or without the tatoo, maybe even better with it if he did it
    for the right reasons.
    Bill C

  5. David Hill said:

    Check out velonews.


    http://images.velonews.com/images/news/7546.10210.f.jpg

  6. Bob Schwartz said:

    Well, he certainly projects a more professional appearance
    than the sharply dressed guy he's standing with.

    Bob Schwartz
    [email hidden]

    Isn't that Eddy Merckx?

    --
    Bill Asher

  7. From:
    http://www.velonews.com/news/fea/7546.0.html

    "Here's the man, David Clinger, riding on a sunny day in the Santa
    Monica Mountains."

    Does any body know where that is? I'm heading to Santa Monica next
    Thursday for a couple days riding in the hills. Is that just the roads
    up from Malibu in Santa Monica Mts National Rec Area? From the looks
    of the roads on maps.google.com there are plenty of ways around in
    there and from the pic the roads look decent?

    -a

  8. Looks like it could be stunt road in the nest mountain area.

    Any of you ever do the Nest Mountain Road Race? Man, that was the best.

  9. Nope - just trying to find some good quiet roads to take on while I'm
    in the area. I've got GPS and a cell phone so I'm planning on doing a
    bit of exploring.

  10. "David Hill" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de :
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Check out velonews. Wow. Definitely distinctive.

    D. Hill.

    No half as bad as the last Polti jersey I can recall ...
    --
    Bonne route,

    Sandy
    Verneuil-sur-Seine FR

  11. I didn't know the Maori worshiped the Goodyear Gatorback.

    Zub

  12. Andrew F Martin said:

    From:
    http://www.velonews.com/news/fea/7546.0.html

    "Here's the man, David Clinger, riding on a sunny day in the Santa
    Monica Mountains."

    Does any body know where that is? I'm heading to Santa Monica next
    Thursday for a couple days riding in the hills. Is that just the


    roads

    Quoted message said:

    up from Malibu in Santa Monica Mts National Rec Area? From the looks
    of the roads on maps.google.com there are plenty of ways around in
    there and from the pic the roads look decent?

    -a

    My guess is latigo cause that is the road every joker rides.

    Ride day one for you.

    Joker plus RVD LOOP #2
    PCH to Latigo, to Kannan Dume Right, Right on Mulholland, Right on
    Stunt, Left on saddle peak, left on tuna canyon actually it is a T in
    the road, and then Right on Topanga canyon, and back down PCH. Easy
    Breezy. If you must go longer don't do Latigo and keep going north on
    PCH to Deeker canyon. Have fun.

    Oh Day 2. Go meet those losers for the Sunday La Grange ride
    http://www.lagrange.org/

    If day two doesn't work, go malibu to Piuma down stunt, and back up
    mullholland. Turn left to ocean when tired and head home. Kannan is not
    as to go down cause you can go 50 no problem.

    RVD

  13. Keith Alexander® said:
    David Hill said:

    Check out velonews. Wow. Definitely distinctive.

    *** It's [censored]. Looks like a bike helmet.

    That's one style of tattoo that needs to be
    NAILED to be effective. The facial part
    is weak and the head part lacks distinction.

    dumbass,

    tattoos are pretty gay. the only one i would get is the letters
    'DUMBASS' in thugscript across my fat stomach.

  14. In article <[email hidden]>,

    amit said:
    Keith Alexander® said:
    David Hill said:

    Check out velonews. Wow. Definitely distinctive.

    *** It's [censored]. Looks like a bike helmet.

    That's one style of tattoo that needs to be
    NAILED to be effective. The facial part
    is weak and the head part lacks distinction.

    dumbass,

    tattoos are pretty gay. the only one i would get is the letters
    'DUMBASS' in thugscript across my fat stomach.

    And, sooner or later, all you would be able to read would be "umbas".

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    Butter is love.

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  15. On 2/10/05 10:29 AM, in article [email hidden], "David

    Hill said:

    Check out velonews. Wow. Definitely distinctive.

    D. Hill.

    http://velonews.com/news/fea/7546.0.html

  16. Howard Kveck said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    amit said:
    Keith Alexander® said:

    On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 13:29:34 -0500, David Hill
    <[email hidden]> wrote:

    >Check out velonews. Wow. Definitely distinctive.

    *** It's [censored]. Looks like a bike helmet.

    That's one style of tattoo that needs to be
    NAILED to be effective. The facial part
    is weak and the head part lacks distinction.

    dumbass,

    tattoos are pretty gay. the only one i would get is the letters
    'DUMBASS' in thugscript across my fat stomach.

    And, sooner or later, all you would be able to read would be


    "umbas".

    Quoted message said:

    that's an even better idea. to get it all the way around my middle so
    you have to walk all the way around to read it.

  17. Dude you are sooo right about it looks like [censored]. Doesn't it remind you
    of the photo in velonews of former roadie turned MTB turned tri geek
    Steve Larsen when he had his head shaved and he had this horrible
    tan/dirt thing going on face/forehead after some smelly mountian biker
    race. Anyway why someone would want that tattooed on their head is
    beyond me. I would have objected because it SUCKED not because I am
    anti face tat.

    RVD

  18. What a dumbass. I can only imagine the regret Clinger will feel in 4
    or 5 years.
    Imagine trying to find a girlfriend that could get by a fright mask
    like that?

    -kjp

  19. k.papai said:

    What a dumbass. I can only imagine the regret Clinger will feel in 4
    or 5 years.
    Imagine trying to find a girlfriend that could get by a fright mask
    like that?

    Or, as OMC pointed out, an employer that pays > $25K/year.

    Bob Schwartz
    [email hidden]

  20. k.papai said:

    What a dumbass. I can only imagine the regret Clinger will feel in 4
    or 5 years.
    Imagine trying to find a girlfriend that could get by a fright mask
    like that?

    And, if she did, can you imagine "Mom, Dad, I'd like you to meet..."?

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