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Gringioni in Tibet?

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  1. I have an email from 3 years ago from a Gringioni telling me about a
    trip he took, cycling in Tibet. The email he used then is now
    non-existent. Any one knows whether he posted the pictures someplce?
    Thanks!

  2. Didier said:

    I have an email from 3 years ago from a Gringioni telling me about a
    trip he took, cycling in Tibet. The email he used then is now
    non-existent. Any one knows whether he posted the pictures someplce?
    Thanks!

    It's true that we have a Gringioni, but ours doesn't ride bikes any
    more. And certainly not in Tibet. DA.

  3. Didier said:
    Quoted message said:

    I have an email from 3 years ago from a Gringioni telling me about a
    trip he took, cycling in Tibet. The email he used then is now
    non-existent. Any one knows whether he posted the pictures someplce?
    Thanks!

    Bret said:

    It's true that we have a Gringioni, but ours doesn't ride bikes any
    more. And certainly not in Tibet. DA.

    http://groups.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.racing/msg/3f87108b2af69d08

    He doesn't mention any intimate moments with yaks though.

  4. Donald Munro said:
    Didier said:
    Quoted message said:

    I have an email from 3 years ago from a Gringioni telling me about a
    trip he took, cycling in Tibet. The email he used then is now
    non-existent. Any one knows whether he posted the pictures someplce?
    Thanks!

    Bret said:

    It's true that we have a Gringioni, but ours doesn't ride bikes any
    more. And certainly not in Tibet. DA.

    http://groups.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.racing/msg/3f87108b2af69d08

    He doesn't mention any intimate moments with yaks though.

    I stand corrected. Now I'm wondering how many monks were told they were
    dumbasses.

    Bret

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