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went riding yesturday in 39 degree heat. crazy? yes.
(beach rd)

i was ****** in the earlier part of the day. i took xanax, and i was
totally out of it. i drank a cuppa to reverse the effetcs of the xanax.

i managed to stay upright and i got that endorphin rush during and after the
bike ride.


the agony and the extasy.(XTC)


saw a few other mad men on bikes.

makes me think how these whining tennis players whine.
they do it for millions, i do it for free. (+endorphins)
 
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no , lol,

just a crazy (SEMI)roadie.
i think that you have to be mad to ride on the road with cars and trucks.
it's madness.

its madness because you risk being injured (paraplegic?)
if that happened to me, i would just kill myself.

i have had a few very close calls, including almost going over the bonnet of
a car.
no fault of my own, i am very careful. you can't trust drivers.

my 2 cents.
 
ugly verb said:
went riding yesturday in 39 degree heat. crazy? yes.
(beach rd)

i was ****** in the earlier part of the day. i took xanax, and i was
totally out of it. i drank a cuppa to reverse the effetcs of the xanax.

i managed to stay upright and i got that endorphin rush during and after the
bike ride.


the agony and the extasy.(XTC)


saw a few other mad men on bikes.

makes me think how these whining tennis players whine.
they do it for millions, i do it for free. (+endorphins)
not meaning to be completely condescending but...

how old are you?

riding whilst coming down from the effects of alcohol and certain prescription drugs on a really hot day is pretty stupid, regardless of wether you are riding on the road with cars or not.

i hope you keep up your fluids.
 
asterope wrote:
> ugly verb Wrote:
> > went riding yesturday in 39 degree heat. crazy? yes.
> > (beach rd)
> >
> > i was ****** in the earlier part of the day. i took xanax, and i was
> > totally out of it. i drank a cuppa to reverse the effetcs of the xanax.
> >
> > i managed to stay upright and i got that endorphin rush during and
> > after the
> > bike ride.
> >
> >
> > the agony and the extasy.(XTC)
> >
> >
> > saw a few other mad men on bikes.
> >
> > makes me think how these whining tennis players whine.
> > they do it for millions, i do it for free. (+endorphins)

> not meaning to be completely condescending but...
>
> how old are you?
>
> riding whilst coming down from the effects of alcohol and certain
> prescription drugs on a really hot day is pretty stupid, regardless of
> wether you are riding on the road with cars or not.
>
> i hope you keep up your fluids.
>
>
> --
> asterope


I'm with Asterope on this. I just read your note on another newsgroup.
Try going to bed early, without the chemicals, so you can get up and
ride in the cooler morning. Think with a clear head. Ditch your emo
mates, unless you can persuade someone sensible that they are good for
you. Give yourself a nicer name. Take on the cycling life.

Donga
 
Donga wrote:
> I'm with Asterope on this. I just read your note on another newsgroup.
> Try going to bed early, without the chemicals, so you can get up and
> ride in the cooler morning. Think with a clear head. Ditch your emo
> mates, unless you can persuade someone sensible that they are good for
> you. Give yourself a nicer name. Take on the cycling life.


And get a haircut, you damned hippy!


BTH
 
BT Humble said:
Donga wrote:
> I'm with Asterope on this. I just read your note on another newsgroup.
> Try going to bed early, without the chemicals, so you can get up and
> ride in the cooler morning. Think with a clear head. Ditch your emo
> mates, unless you can persuade someone sensible that they are good for
> you. Give yourself a nicer name. Take on the cycling life.


And get a haircut, you damned hippy!


BTH
Ah, you've met Asterope then :p

DB
 
Duracell Bunny said:
Ah, you've met Asterope then :p

DB
we all know what i think about haircuts... and combs/brushes for that matter :p

Asterope (damned hippy)
 
asterope wrote:
>
> Duracell Bunny Wrote:
> > Ah, you've met Asterope then :p
> >
> > DB

> we all know what i think about haircuts... and combs/brushes for that
> matter :p
>
> Asterope (damned hippy)
>
> --
> asterope


Why have you damned hippy? He's a lovely chap! Even if he
has antisocial pommy tendencies coming along...

Tam
 
Duracell Bunny wrote:
> BT Humble Wrote:
> > Donga wrote:
> > > I'm with Asterope on this. I just read your note on another

> > newsgroup.
> > > Try going to bed early, without the chemicals, so you can get up and
> > > ride in the cooler morning. Think with a clear head. Ditch your emo
> > > mates, unless you can persuade someone sensible that they are good

> > for
> > > you. Give yourself a nicer name. Take on the cycling life.

> >
> > And get a haircut, you damned hippy!
> >

> Ah, you've met Asterope then :p


Nah, I was just following the "fatherly advice" trend that Donga
started. ;-)


BTH
(I heard that one quite a bit whilst a teenager, funny how he hasn't
complimented me on my buzz cut lately...)
 
BT Humble wrote:
> Nah, I was just following the "fatherly advice" trend that Donga
> started. ;-)
>
>
> BTH


lol! I was following Asterope's "sisterly advice" trend. Maybe the
fella will listen to someone. What do you say to a nihilist? Nothing?

Donga
 
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> BT Humble wrote:
>> Nah, I was just following the "fatherly advice" trend that Donga
>> started. ;-)
>>
>>
>> BTH

>
> lol! I was following Asterope's "sisterly advice" trend. Maybe the
> fella will listen to someone. What do you say to a nihilist? Nothing?
>
> Donga
>


What can you say to an existentialist? Who knows?
 
Resound wrote:

> What can you say to an existentialist? Who knows?


Post of the day!
 
Donga wrote:
> Resound wrote:
>
> > What can you say to an existentialist? Who knows?

>
> Post of the day!


If a man is talking in the woods, and no woman is there to hear him, is
he still wrong?


BTH
 
BT Humble wrote:
>
> Donga wrote:
> > Resound wrote:
> >
> > > What can you say to an existentialist? Who knows?

> >
> > Post of the day!

>
> If a man is talking in the woods, and no woman is there to hear him, is
> he still wrong?
>
> BTH


Yes, and why is the lawn not mowed, and why are the bins not
emptied, and how the hell did you get that stain all down
your shirt?!

Tam ;)
 
Tamyka Bell wrote:
> BT Humble wrote:
> >
> > Donga wrote:
> > > Resound wrote:
> > >
> > > > What can you say to an existentialist? Who knows?
> > >
> > > Post of the day!

> >
> > If a man is talking in the woods, and no woman is there to hear him, is
> > he still wrong?
> >
> > BTH

>
> Yes, and why is the lawn not mowed, and why are the bins not
> emptied, and how the hell did you get that stain all down
> your shirt?!
>
> Tam ;)

Coz you've been sitting on your **** watching Australian Princess!

Donga
 
BT Humble wrote:

> If a man is talking in the woods, and no woman is there to hear him,
> is he still wrong?


Is the woman who is not there his wife?

Theo
 
On 2007-01-18, Tamyka Bell (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
> BT Humble wrote:
>> Donga wrote:
>> > Resound wrote:
>> > > What can you say to an existentialist? Who knows?
>> >
>> > Post of the day!

>>
>> If a man is talking in the woods, and no woman is there to hear him, is
>> he still wrong?

>
> Yes, and why is the lawn not mowed, and why are the bins not
> emptied, and how the hell did you get that stain all down
> your shirt?!


And the toilet seat! It's bloody well up!

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