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Original section Road Cycling
Published 28 February 2008
Last activity 2 March 2008
Original author Sandy
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Howard Kveck
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29 February 2008, 03:02 UTC
#21
In article <[email hidden]>, William Asher <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said: There are some things money shouldn't buy, I'm here to point them out.
http://carcino.gen.nz/images/index.php/64270597/19c41ad0
"New Sweatpants with an easy access fly" - A.K.A. loserhosen.
-- tanx, Howard
Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky? He got an icepick That made his ears burn.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
Email address hidden
Archived post
29 February 2008, 03:16 UTC
#22
Is that your sole complaint?
Carl Sundquist
Archived post
29 February 2008, 03:24 UTC
#23
"Sandy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Actually, what you think should happen with my trainer is exactly what doesn't. At least not in the proportion that I used to get on the wind trainer. The jumps are not as significant, and rolling along in 53x13 is too easy by a long shot. But thanks for your comment, as it targets my specific disappointment.
Does WADA know you're in Maine and not in France?
Fred Fredburger
Archived post
29 February 2008, 03:37 UTC
#24
Quoted message said: Is that your sole complaint?
I smelt that one coming.
Fred Fredburger
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29 February 2008, 05:10 UTC
#25
Howard Kveck said: In article <[email hidden]>,
Kurgan Gringioni said: Sandy said: I am not writing this as a recommendation, just observations, almost all subjective.
In the past, for about 15 years, I used a Cycle Ops wind trainer,
Haven't you heard? The French are not interested in cycling.
I know more than you,
Tom Kunich
612 MILES IN JANUARY!!!!!!!!
Which translates directly to IQ points.
Howard Kveck
Archived post
29 February 2008, 06:41 UTC
#26
In article <[email hidden]>,
Fred Fredburger said: Howard Kveck said: In article <[email hidden]>,
Kurgan Gringioni said: On Feb 28, 6:29 am, "Sandy" <[email hidden]> wrote: > I am not writing this as a recommendation, just observations, almost all > subjective. > > In the past, for about 15 years, I used a Cycle Ops wind trainer,
Haven't you heard? The French are not interested in cycling.
I know more than you,
Tom Kunich
612 MILES IN JANUARY!!!!!!!!
Which translates directly to IQ points.
Ah, you just take the square root and viola!
Of course, there's always this:
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.racing/msg/6c729bd717bc36f3
-- tanx, Howard
Whatever happened to Leon Trotsky? He got an icepick That made his ears burn.
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
Donald Munro
Archived post
29 February 2008, 07:16 UTC
#27
Carl Sundquist said: Does WADA know you're in Maine and not in France?
Actually he's just telling everybody he's in Maine. He's really in New Italy where there is very little cold snow.
Donald Munro
Archived post
29 February 2008, 07:36 UTC
#28
Mark & Steven Bornfeld said: Quoted message said: Had no idea you're in the states.
Sandy said: So you had to rub it in....
Sounds like you exchanged your euros for $ before the exchange rate changed.
29 February 2008, 12:11 UTC
#29
Dans le message de news:[email hidden], Donald Munro <[email hidden]> a réfléchi, et puis a déclaré :
Quoted message said: Carl Sundquist said: Does WADA know you're in Maine and not in France?
Actually he's just telling everybody he's in Maine. He's really in New Italy where there is very little cold snow.
I actually came out high in that velodrome corner, going faster than I went in, and the outbound trajectory did not stick on my target of Mexico. There is no lonely rider's wife to console here....
29 February 2008, 12:13 UTC
#30
Dans le message de news:[email hidden], Donald Munro <[email hidden]> a réfléchi, et puis a déclaré :
Quoted message said: Mark & Steven Bornfeld said: Quoted message said: Had no idea you're in the states.
Sandy said: So you had to rub it in....
Sounds like you exchanged your euros for $ before the exchange rate changed.
EFT with one day's delay. First time I was thankful a bank moved slowly.
Steven Bornfeld
Archived post
29 February 2008, 18:09 UTC
#31
Sandy said: Dans le message de news:[email hidden], Sandy <[email hidden]> a réfléchi, et puis a déclaré :
Quoted message said: Dans le message de news:gkExj.42610$R_5.16789@trnddc08, Mark & Steven Bornfeld <[email hidden]> a réfléchi, et puis a déclaré :
Quoted message said: Had no idea you're in the states.
So you had to rub it in....
My apologies - I seldom manage such incoherence. Tried a new beer at lunch.
Sandy
Seems perfectly coherent and cogent to me. Maybe I should worry?
Steve
29 February 2008, 23:14 UTC
#32
Quoted message said: Is that your sole complaint?
another red herring which has made me flounder!
William Asher
Archived post
29 February 2008, 23:36 UTC
#33
Dan Gregory said: Quoted message said: Is that your sole complaint?
another red herring which has made me flounder!
For pete's hake, knock it off.
.... if looks could krill.
-- Bill Asher
29 February 2008, 23:42 UTC
#34
Dans le message de news:[email hidden], Dan Gregory <[email hidden]> a réfléchi, et puis a déclaré :
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Is that your sole complaint?
another red herring which has made me flounder!
You were perched, ready to swallow the bait.
Fred Fredburger
Archived post
29 February 2008, 23:47 UTC
#35
William Asher said: Dan Gregory said: Quoted message said: Is that your sole complaint?
another red herring which has made me flounder!
For pete's hake, knock it off.
... if looks could krill.
It seems like you're perched above this thread like a Sergeant Major, waiting for someone to post so you can kelp the thread along.
Email address hidden
Archived post
1 March 2008, 00:34 UTC
#36
William Asher said: For pete's hake, knock it off.
... if looks could krill.
That's a crappie attitude.
William Asher
Archived post
1 March 2008, 00:56 UTC
#37
Quoted message said: William Asher said: For pete's hake, knock it off.
... if looks could krill.
That's a crappie attitude.
You've probably got a bad eeling about this as well.
When an eel bites your thigh and that makes you cry That's a moray When a fish starts to dine And the blood flows like wine That's a moray
-- Bill Asher
William Asher
Archived post
1 March 2008, 00:58 UTC
#38
Fred Fredburger said: William Asher said: Dan Gregory said: [email hidden] wrote: > Is that your sole complaint? another red herring which has made me flounder!
For pete's hake, knock it off.
... if looks could krill.
It seems like you're perched above this thread like a Sergeant Major, waiting for someone to post so you can kelp the thread along.
I'm having a whale of a good time. Once these hit the bottom, we'll make benthic.
(You gotta give that last one a little time.)
-- Bill Asher
Shirley Fredburger
Archived post
1 March 2008, 03:22 UTC
#39
William Asher said: Fred Fredburger said: William Asher said: Dan Gregory wrote:
> [email hidden] wrote: >> Is that your sole complaint? > another red herring which has made me flounder! > For pete's hake, knock it off.
... if looks could krill.
It seems like you're perched above this thread like a Sergeant Major, waiting for someone to post so you can kelp the thread along.
I'm having a whale of a good time. Once these hit the bottom, we'll make benthic.
(You gotta give that last one a little time.)
You are apparently better friends with Ben than I am.
Shirley Fredburger
Archived post
1 March 2008, 03:23 UTC
#40
William Asher said: Quoted message said: William Asher said: For pete's hake, knock it off.
... if looks could krill.
That's a crappie attitude.
You've probably got a bad eeling about this as well.
When an eel bites your thigh and that makes you cry That's a moray When a fish starts to dine And the blood flows like wine That's a moray
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