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  1. Chip, are you lurking around, my rasta brah?

    .......<exhale> YEAH MON! Lurking and wondering where has al the time
    gone. Mtbiking since 1990, hard to believe.

    Keep riding!

    Chip "RastaMTB"

  2. Kathleen said:

    Scott Gordo wrote:

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    -- There was a time that I felt like the low-wattage child of Kathleen
    and Rog. I'm not going to get into it.

    !?!?!

    <seriously weirded out>

    Kathleen

    Maybe I was waxing a little poetic yesterday, when it would have
    sufficed to say that you two were my favorite posters.

    Apologies.

    /s

  3. Sorni said:
    Scott Gordo said:

    -- I've seen Mr. Fagerlin make many great contributions to the group.
    None have made more of an impression than the infamous fleshy seat
    collar bolt. Madre!

    I remember him putting Bob Marley's head on my torso -- at least I /think/
    it was his head (he might have put someone's ass there, too, IIRC).

    Good thing I'm over it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Hmm.... Based on the majority of posting recently, I think it's time we
    created a sub-group to support people who have had their feathers
    ruffled in old a.m-b. A place to air grievances but mostly to plain old
    whinge while holding virtual hands and playing virtual accoustic
    guitar....

    /s

  4. Scott Gordo said:
    Kathleen said:

    Scott Gordo wrote:

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    -- There was a time that I felt like the low-wattage child of Kathleen
    and Rog. I'm not going to get into it.

    !?!?!

    <seriously weirded out>

    Kathleen

    Maybe I was waxing a little poetic yesterday, when it would have
    sufficed to say that you two were my favorite posters.

    Apologies.

    Oh. Well that's okay, then. Recently I have had extensive dealings
    with a group of people who are dead literal in their thinking and their
    speech. I think my sense of humor has gone to sleep.

    Kathleen

  5. "Jimbo(san)" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:


    Yeah I have been here since... well... it's been... let's see.. trying
    to remember what the raging debate was at the time... how to "properly"
    set up cantis maybe! ;-)
    I have met friends had great rides and sometimes laughed so hard at my
    monitor I am sure other people near by thought I'd snapped.
    Some here have been a great influence on my life.. on how to be and not
    be!

    Don't forget Rog!

    I remember that Yagamon guy... ughh I couldn't stand him!!! ;-)

    Thanks for the memories

    Ah, Mr. Buchanan. I hope he's doing well. Yeah, that Yagamon guy was a bit
    of a [censored]. Hopefully, like a good wine he (I) have aged well.

  6. "Sorni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Jimbo(san) said:

    Don't forget Rog!

    ROG!!!

    Quoted message said:


    I remember that Yagamon guy... ughh I couldn't stand him!!! ;-)

    Saw him eat dirt on {whatever that trail's called up there -- "Rocket"?};
    dropped him on SJT in the heat (like, 108!). Now he'd drop ME like a hot
    burrito... maybe <eg>


    The consumption of dirt actually happened on Mathis which is particularly
    embarrasing as it is the least technical trail in A/W Canyon. I was just
    overly excited to be at the head of the pack... which was the last time that
    day. I'm sure you could still drop me like a hot burrito old (young) man.
    I'll make it down your way one day to do a Noble ride.

    cg

  7. "MattB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Chris Glidden wrote:
    <snip good stuff>

    Quoted message said:

    See you all on the trails,

    CG

    Chris, I'm deeply, deeply offended I didn't make it into your trip down
    memory lane. Maybe I need to be more controversial!

    I have to say the Gotham Burns piece was memorable for me too. Good (bad)
    stuff indeed.

    Good to hear from you.

    Take care & ride on,

    Matt

    It was kind of like those Academy Award speaches: too little time to
    mention everyone who's made an impression on you. You were one Mr. MattB.

    CG

  8. "CB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Chip, are you lurking around, my rasta brah?

    ......<exhale> YEAH MON! Lurking and wondering where has al the time
    gone. Mtbiking since 1990, hard to believe.

    Keep riding!

    Chip "RastaMTB"


    Ya mon! It's been a wild ride.

  9. Kathleen said:
    Scott Gordo said:
    Kathleen said:

    Scott Gordo wrote:

    <snip>

    >-- There was a time that I felt like the low-wattage child of Kathleen
    >and Rog. I'm not going to get into it.

    !?!?!

    <seriously weirded out>

    Kathleen

    Maybe I was waxing a little poetic yesterday, when it would have
    sufficed to say that you two were my favorite posters.

    Apologies.

    Recently I have had extensive dealings
    with a group of people who are dead literal in their thinking and their
    speech.

    Sounds boring.

    JD

  10. JD said:

    Sounds boring.

    JD

    WELL THEN, lively up yourself!!

    ..... back to the regularly scheduled program.

  11. Kathleen said:

    Oh. Well that's okay, then. Recently I have had extensive dealings with
    a group of people who are dead literal in their thinking and their speech.
    I think my sense of humor has gone to sleep.

    Well obviously you need to spend more time here. We'll give your sense
    of humor a workout. 😉

    gabrielle

  12. Kathleen said:

    Still alive and kicking. Put in 53 miles last week, albeit on the bent
    rather than the mtb.
    Still loving the doggies, still running the flyball club. Bad Company,
    my club's A-team consisting of Scully & Zane (my BCs), Flynn (aussie),
    Tilt (jrt) and as of last weekend, Dannie (cattle dog X), pretty much
    dominates Division 2 wherever we choose to compete.
    My JRT, Cooper, AKA The Spanish Inquisition, serves as the afterburner
    for the club's B-team (and only because I can't handle 2 dogs on the
    A-team). It's an absolute blast running a 4.8 second dog as the anchor on
    a 21 second team. They never see it coming... When your height dog is on
    the box before your opponent can send, you don't expect to be overtaken,
    run down and crushed by a tiny raging psycho flyball beast...

    I only understood about half of that but it sounds cool. 🙂

    gabrielle

  13. gabrielle said:
    Kathleen said:

    Still alive and kicking. Put in 53 miles last week, albeit on the bent
    rather than the mtb.
    Still loving the doggies, still running the flyball club. Bad Company,
    my club's A-team consisting of Scully & Zane (my BCs), Flynn (aussie),
    Tilt (jrt) and as of last weekend, Dannie (cattle dog X), pretty much
    dominates Division 2 wherever we choose to compete.
    My JRT, Cooper, AKA The Spanish Inquisition, serves as the afterburner
    for the club's B-team (and only because I can't handle 2 dogs on the
    A-team). It's an absolute blast running a 4.8 second dog as the anchor on
    a 21 second team. They never see it coming... When your height dog is on
    the box before your opponent can send, you don't expect to be overtaken,
    run down and crushed by a tiny raging psycho flyball beast...

    I only understood about half of that but it sounds cool. 🙂

    http://flyballdogs.com/FAQ.html

    Kathleen

  14. Kathleen said:

    gabrielle wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I only understood about half of that but it sounds cool. 🙂

    http://flyballdogs.com/FAQ.html

    Nifty!

    gabrielle

  15. "Dean A. Stepper" <[email hidden]> wrote >>

    Quoted message said:

    Yo Chris, I don't spend much time around here anymore but I come through
    once in awhile to see what is going on. This group was very helpful
    answering my dumb questions when I first got into MTBing.

    Chris, here is a link http://www.socaltrailriders.org/ you may already
    know of it, if not check it out. Tomorrow 4:30 Single Speeds in Laguna
    Wilderness Park...including the good stuff.

    Dean
    Laguna Beach, CA


    I've checked out the site a few times, even replied to a couple of your
    posts. Just don't have the time I used to to hang out online.

    CG

  16. Chris Glidden said:

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

    Quoted message said:

    Chris Glidden wrote:
    <snip good stuff>

    Quoted message said:

    See you all on the trails,

    CG

    Chris, I'm deeply, deeply offended I didn't make it into your trip down
    memory lane. Maybe I need to be more controversial!

    I have to say the Gotham Burns piece was memorable for me too. Good (bad)
    stuff indeed.

    Good to hear from you.

    Take care & ride on,

    Matt

    It was kind of like those Academy Award speaches: too little time to
    mention everyone who's made an impression on you. You were one Mr. MattB.

    CG

    Alright. I'll take back all the [censored] I was talking about you under my
    breath. 😉

    Another "good" memory was of our boy ~Travis.
    Here's a classic:
    http://tinyurl.com/lpuqr

    Matt

  17. MattB said:

    Another "good" memory was of our boy ~Travis. Here's a classic:
    http://tinyurl.com/lpuqr

    he has the dubious distinction of being the only ng "regular" I actually
    wanted to slap.

    gabrielle

  18. gabrielle said:
    MattB said:

    Another "good" memory was of our boy ~Travis. Here's a classic:
    http://tinyurl.com/lpuqr

    he has the dubious distinction of being the only ng "regular" I actually
    wanted to slap.

    gabrielle

    Once again I'm offended I didn't make the list! 😉

    Matt

  19. "MattB" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Alright. I'll take back all the [censored] I was talking about you under my
    breath. 😉

    Another "good" memory was of our boy ~Travis.
    Here's a classic:
    http://tinyurl.com/lpuqr

    Matt

    Ah, young Travis. Hopefully they got his med dosage right and he's not
    hearing the voices so much these days.

    CG

  20. "Slack" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    And what about Rich Touart, Commander Bond and Cleanbean?

    CG

    I was just thinking about Mr. Bond the other day. It must be his senoir
    year at Tufts by now. I'm sure the work load has been keeping him very
    busy.
    ____
    Slack


    Whatever happened to the jerseys he was designing?

    cg

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