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

    Quoted message said:


    Nobody was wearing a name tag that said, "I'm with Tam Phan".

    JD

    I beleive the name tag said "I'm with JustaDick"

  2. JD said:


    Do the right thing yourself and get off of my leg. You have no idea
    what levels of mountain bike trail advocacy I have been involved in
    since before you decided to leave your bmx bike, so save it.

    JD

    Oh get over your bad self already and stop living in your amazing
    history. Here's some advocacy news that's a little more current. Just
    two weeks ago, there was a USFS-approved trail work event on the very
    trail that you were enjoying. I'm sure that at your level of advocacy
    you didn't just show up to help, but were probably spearheading the
    efforts weren't you?

  3. terminaut said:
    JD said:


    Do the right thing yourself and get off of my leg. You have no idea
    what levels of mountain bike trail advocacy I have been involved in
    since before you decided to leave your bmx bike, so save it.

    JD

    Oh get over your bad self already and stop living in your amazing
    history. Here's some advocacy news that's a little more current. Just
    two weeks ago, there was a USFS-approved trail work event on the very
    trail that you were enjoying. I'm sure that at your level of advocacy
    you didn't just show up to help, but were probably spearheading the
    efforts weren't you?

    Do the right thing yourself and get off of my leg. You have no idea
    what levels of mountain bike trail advocacy I have been involved in
    since before you decided to leave your bmx bike, so save it.

    JD

  4. JD said:
    Quoted message said:
    JD said:

    So, mtbr allows photos of politically incorrect people on their website
    now? I'm surprised they didn't ban Winston for that, the way they are
    going on over in that mess.

    Hrmmm... It seems that all of Winston's Path Ride photos and videos are
    actually a linked in from my private chainedrevolution.com site. Food
    for thought there, big guy.

    Why don't you take all of those photos of me off of your private web
    site? It might make you feel better. In fact, I implore you to remove
    them. Your acting as if I owe you for anything is childish at best.

    JD

    Nobody's inferring anyone owes anybody anything and it's a little sad
    you would be that misguided.

    Let me dumb it down. The fact that Tani's Path forums are fooriders
    forums... and that Winston's videos says fooriders at the end... and
    that that they are stored on my private site *probably* could mean that
    we're part of the same crowd.

    Nevermind the fact that Tani at one point has said that I'm the only
    person he'd consider for taking over the shop if I wanted to do such a
    thing.

  5. JD said:


    I didn't see you there.

    That's a great world to live in. "If I don't see something, then it
    must not exist."

  6. terminaut said:
    JD said:


    I didn't see you there.

    That's a great world to live in. "If I don't see something, then it
    must not exist."

    I didn't see you there.

    JD

  7. terminaut said:
    JD said:
    Quoted message said:

    JD wrote:
    > So, mtbr allows photos of politically incorrect people on their website
    > now? I'm surprised they didn't ban Winston for that, the way they are
    > going on over in that mess.

    Hrmmm... It seems that all of Winston's Path Ride photos and videos are
    actually a linked in from my private chainedrevolution.com site. Food
    for thought there, big guy.

    Why don't you take all of those photos of me off of your private web
    site? It might make you feel better. In fact, I implore you to remove
    them. Your acting as if I owe you for anything is childish at best.

    Quoted message said:

    Nobody's inferring anyone owes anybody anything and it's a little sad
    you would be that misguided.

    Your "food for thought" was about as substantial as a tic-tac, though
    funny. Do us all a favor and delete any photos of me from your website
    so we don't have to listen to any more of your crowing.

    Quoted message said:

    Let me dumb it down. The fact that Tani's Path forums are fooriders
    forums... and that Winston's videos says fooriders at the end... and
    that that they are stored on my private site *probably* could mean that
    we're part of the same crowd.

    Sorry, but your self-importance is only amusing to me. I don't
    frequent Tani's Path forums, I only frequent his shop when I need
    bicycle parts. I don't watch Winston's videos either, so I can't see
    your horn-toot there either. I'm wondering in amusement how long you
    were hovering over this thread, waiting for me to post so you could
    start yapping away, claiming how everything was so proprietary.

    Quoted message said:

    Nevermind the fact that Tani at one point has said that I'm the only
    person he'd consider for taking over the shop if I wanted to do such a
    thing.

    TOOT! TOOT! You're just the little engine that could, aren't you?

    For the record, I was invited to ride on shop rides first by the
    propetier a few years ago when making a purchase there. I inquired if
    they still had shop rides after moving here and decided to join them
    last Sunday. The only thing I saw in common with all in attendance was
    a bicyce, not any group name or mention of a website. Like Pete says,
    "It's about the ride."

    JD

  8. G.T. said:

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

    Quoted message said:

    Now that's interesting... The Path and I are the same crowd; and was
    amused when told that a certain somebody has seeked his way to ride
    with us. Hmmm...

    Where was this ride?

    Greg

    The Staples Center, I think.

    JD

  9. JD said:
    terminaut said:
    JD said:


    Do the right thing yourself and get off of my leg. You have no idea
    what levels of mountain bike trail advocacy I have been involved in
    since before you decided to leave your bmx bike, so save it.

    JD

    Oh get over your bad self already and stop living in your amazing
    history. Here's some advocacy news that's a little more current. Just
    two weeks ago, there was a USFS-approved trail work event on the very
    trail that you were enjoying. I'm sure that at your level of advocacy
    you didn't just show up to help, but were probably spearheading the
    efforts weren't you?

    Do the right thing yourself and get off of my leg. You have no idea
    what levels of mountain bike trail advocacy I have been involved in
    since before you decided to leave your bmx bike, so save it.

    JD

    Oh get over your bad self already and stop living in your amazing
    history. Here's some advocacy news that's a little more current. Just
    two weeks ago, there was a USFS-approved trail work event on the very
    trail that you were enjoying. I'm sure that at your level of advocacy
    you didn't just show up to help, but were probably spearheading the
    efforts weren't you?

  10. JD said:
    terminaut said:
    JD said:


    I didn't see you there.

    That's a great world to live in. "If I don't see something, then it
    must not exist."

    I didn't see you there.

    JD

    That's a great world to live in. "If I don't see something, then it
    must not exist".

    I'll be there tomorrow.

  11. JD said:
    terminaut said:
    JD said:

    [email hidden] wrote:
    > JD wrote:
    > > So, mtbr allows photos of politically incorrect people on their website
    > > now? I'm surprised they didn't ban Winston for that, the way they are
    > > going on over in that mess.
    >
    > Hrmmm... It seems that all of Winston's Path Ride photos and videos are
    > actually a linked in from my private chainedrevolution.com site. Food
    > for thought there, big guy.

    Why don't you take all of those photos of me off of your private web
    site? It might make you feel better. In fact, I implore you to remove
    them. Your acting as if I owe you for anything is childish at best.

    Quoted message said:

    Nobody's inferring anyone owes anybody anything and it's a little sad
    you would be that misguided.

    Your "food for thought" was about as substantial as a tic-tac, though
    funny. Do us all a favor and delete any photos of me from your website
    so we don't have to listen to any more of your crowing.

    Quoted message said:

    Let me dumb it down. The fact that Tani's Path forums are fooriders
    forums... and that Winston's videos says fooriders at the end... and
    that that they are stored on my private site *probably* could mean that
    we're part of the same crowd.

    Sorry, but your self-importance is only amusing to me. I don't
    frequent Tani's Path forums, I only frequent his shop when I need
    bicycle parts. I don't watch Winston's videos either, so I can't see
    your horn-toot there either. I'm wondering in amusement how long you
    were hovering over this thread, waiting for me to post so you could
    start yapping away, claiming how everything was so proprietary.

    "If I don't see something, then it must not exist".

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Nevermind the fact that Tani at one point has said that I'm the only
    person he'd consider for taking over the shop if I wanted to do such a
    thing.

    TOOT! TOOT! You're just the little engine that could, aren't you?

    For the record, I was invited to ride on shop rides first by the
    propetier a few years ago when making a purchase there. I inquired if
    they still had shop rides after moving here and decided to join them
    last Sunday. The only thing I saw in common with all in attendance was
    a bicyce, not any group name or mention of a website. Like Pete says,
    "It's about the ride."

    JD

    First off, let me just say that your references to Pete isn't doing
    Pete any favors. There's a distinct difference between him and you, and
    I'll let you figure that out.

    Anyways, back on point. I'm surprised you're not touting about how
    you've been doing / leading The Path rides for years now...

  12. terminaut said:
    JD said:
    terminaut said:

    JD wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    > Do the right thing yourself and get off of my leg. You have no idea
    > what levels of mountain bike trail advocacy I have been involved in
    > since before you decided to leave your bmx bike, so save it.
    >
    > JD

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Oh get over your bad self already and stop living in your amazing
    history. Here's some advocacy news that's a little more current. Just
    two weeks ago, there was a USFS-approved trail work event on the very
    trail that you were enjoying. I'm sure that at your level of advocacy
    you didn't just show up to help, but were probably spearheading the
    efforts weren't you?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Do the right thing yourself and get off of my leg. You have no idea
    what levels of mountain bike trail advocacy I have been involved in
    since before you decided to leave your bmx bike, so save it.

    JD

    Quoted message said:

    Oh get over your bad self already and stop living in your amazing
    history. Here's some advocacy news that's a little more current. Just
    two weeks ago, there was a USFS-approved trail work event on the very
    trail that you were enjoying. I'm sure that at your level of advocacy
    you didn't just show up to help, but were probably spearheading the
    efforts weren't you?

    Mimicry is a form of flattery, in case you haven't checked into that.

    JD

  13. terminaut said:
    JD said:

    For the record, I was invited to ride on shop rides first by the
    propetier a few years ago when making a purchase there. I inquired if
    they still had shop rides after moving here and decided to join them
    last Sunday. The only thing I saw in common with all in attendance was
    a bicyce, not any group name or mention of a website. Like Pete says,
    "It's about the ride."

    JD

    Quoted message said:

    First off, let me just say that your references to Pete isn't doing
    Pete any favors.

    So, now you are Pete's psychic advisor? You just do it all, don't you?

    Quoted message said:

    There's a distinct difference between him and you, and I'll let you figure that out.

    Yeah, I'm a lot taller, weigh more and live in SoCal whereas he lives
    in NorCal. Duh.

    Quoted message said:

    Anyways, back on point. I'm surprised you're not touting about how
    you've been doing / leading The Path rides for years now...

    Your pointless point, or your finger pointing?

    It's a fact that I rode with people that you consider your friends last
    Sunday. It's a fact that I did not know that you consider them to be
    your friends and was required to attain your permission to attend.
    It's a fact that this was the first time I rode on The Path's shop ride
    and that I was invited, as indicated above. It's a fact that everyone
    seemed to enjoy themselves on this ride, myself included and that there
    were no attitudes present. What's your malfunction? Bueller??
    Anyone???

    JD

  14. JD said:
    terminaut said:


    Oh get over your bad self already and stop living in your amazing
    history. Here's some advocacy news that's a little more current. Just
    two weeks ago, there was a USFS-approved trail work event on the very
    trail that you were enjoying. I'm sure that at your level of advocacy
    you didn't just show up to help, but were probably spearheading the
    efforts weren't you?

    Mimicry is a form of flattery, in case you haven't checked into that.

    JD

    Uh - yeah... And here I thought you were just stuttering because you
    couldn't really address the point I made.

  15. JD said:
    terminaut said:
    JD said:

    For the record, I was invited to ride on shop rides first by the
    propetier a few years ago when making a purchase there. I inquired if
    they still had shop rides after moving here and decided to join them
    last Sunday. The only thing I saw in common with all in attendance was
    a bicyce, not any group name or mention of a website. Like Pete says,
    "It's about the ride."

    JD

    Quoted message said:

    First off, let me just say that your references to Pete isn't doing
    Pete any favors.

    So, now you are Pete's psychic advisor? You just do it all, don't you?

    Quoted message said:

    There's a distinct difference between him and you, and I'll let you figure that out.

    Yeah, I'm a lot taller, weigh more and live in SoCal whereas he lives
    in NorCal. Duh.

    Quoted message said:

    Anyways, back on point. I'm surprised you're not touting about how
    you've been doing / leading The Path rides for years now...

    Your pointless point, or your finger pointing?

    It's a fact that I rode with people that you consider your friends last
    Sunday. It's a fact that I did not know that you consider them to be
    your friends and was required to attain your permission to attend.
    It's a fact that this was the first time I rode on The Path's shop ride
    and that I was invited, as indicated above. It's a fact that everyone
    seemed to enjoy themselves on this ride, myself included and that there
    were no attitudes present. What's your malfunction? Bueller??
    Anyone???

    JD

    It's clearly evident that reading and comprehension aren't really your
    thing. Let's just keep it really simple and take a look at my entry
    point in this thread where I quoted you:

    "I don't think I could ever ride with a group that seems to never shut
    up and just ride. All of that "woohoo" stuff is quite a joke. It
    sure took away from what looks like a fantastic trail in a (normally)
    serene setting. Enjoy your crowd, someone has to."

    I haven't seen any post about anyone needing permission to attend
    anything.

    What we all have seen is that you're now enjoying yourself in a video
    (and photos) created by part of the same crowd that you're referring
    to... and the videos have the exact same types of stops at tech
    sections... with people cheering on the riders. Heck, there's even Bee
    Gees music.

    Crow, it's what's for dinner.

  16. JD said:
    terminaut said:
    JD said:

    For the record, I was invited to ride on shop rides first by the
    propetier a few years ago when making a purchase there. I inquired if
    they still had shop rides after moving here and decided to join them
    last Sunday. The only thing I saw in common with all in attendance was
    a bicyce, not any group name or mention of a website. Like Pete says,
    "It's about the ride."

    JD

    Quoted message said:

    First off, let me just say that your references to Pete isn't doing
    Pete any favors.

    So, now you are Pete's psychic advisor? You just do it all, don't you?

    Quoted message said:

    There's a distinct difference between him and you, and I'll let you figure that out.

    Yeah, I'm a lot taller, weigh more and live in SoCal whereas he lives
    in NorCal. Duh.

    Quoted message said:

    Anyways, back on point. I'm surprised you're not touting about how
    you've been doing / leading The Path rides for years now...

    Your pointless point, or your finger pointing?

    It's a fact that I rode with people that you consider your friends last
    Sunday. It's a fact that I did not know that you consider them to be
    your friends and was required to attain your permission to attend.
    It's a fact that this was the first time I rode on The Path's shop ride
    and that I was invited, as indicated above. It's a fact that everyone
    seemed to enjoy themselves on this ride, myself included and that there
    were no attitudes present. What's your malfunction? Bueller??
    Anyone???

    JD

    It's clearly evident that reading and comprehension aren't really your
    thing. Let's just keep it really simple and take a look at my entry
    point in this thread where I quoted you:

    "I don't think I could ever ride with a group that seems to never shut
    up and just ride. All of that "woohoo" stuff is quite a joke. It
    sure took away from what looks like a fantastic trail in a (normally)
    serene setting. Enjoy your crowd, someone has to."

    I haven't seen any post about anyone needing permission to attend
    anything.

    What we all have seen is that you're now enjoying yourself in a video
    (and photos) created by part of the same crowd that you're referring
    to... and the videos have the exact same types of stops at tech
    sections... with people cheering on the riders. Heck, there's even Bee
    Gees music.

    Crow, it's what's for dinner.

  17. terminaut said:
    JD said:
    terminaut said:


    Oh get over your bad self already and stop living in your amazing
    history. Here's some advocacy news that's a little more current. Just
    two weeks ago, there was a USFS-approved trail work event on the very
    trail that you were enjoying. I'm sure that at your level of advocacy
    you didn't just show up to help, but were probably spearheading the
    efforts weren't you?

    Mimicry is a form of flattery, in case you haven't checked into that.

    JD

    Uh - yeah... And here I thought you were just stuttering because you
    couldn't really address the point I made.

    How does one respond to a pointless post? A pointless answer, of
    course. Your *issues* are just that, *your* issues. I hope that
    someday you can get over them. Until then, please feel free to keep
    yapping away like some kind of psychotic lapdog.

    JD

  18. terminaut said:

    It's clearly evident that reading and comprehension aren't really your
    thing.

    That's really funny, especially coming from the gramatically
    spectacular person who wrote this:

    Quoted message said:

    The Path and I are the same crowd; and was amused when told that a certain
    somebody has seeked his way to ride with us.

    How 3rd grade of you.

    Quoted message said:

    I haven't seen any post about anyone needing permission to attend
    anything.

    Quoted message said:

    From the way you are acting, it would seem that you consider The Path's


    shop rides proprietary and the people you consider as friends as
    off-limits to those you deem undesirable.

    Quoted message said:

    What we all have seen is that you're now enjoying yourself in a video
    (and photos) created by part of the same crowd that you're referring
    to... and the videos have the exact same types of stops at tech
    sections... with people cheering on the riders. Heck, there's even Bee
    Gees music.

    I heard no cheering, or woohooing, only the sound of tires on dirt and
    rock and a few words of encouragement at times. In fact, I was between
    bunches in the group most of the time, so it was mostly tires on dirt
    and rock that I heard.

    Apparently you missed these bits I had already written in your apparent
    blind rage, which makes your reading comprehension bit even more
    ironic:

    I don't
    frequent Tani's Path forums, I only frequent his shop when I need
    bicycle parts. I don't watch Winston's videos either, so I can't see
    your horn-toot there either.

    It's a fact that I rode with people that you consider your friends last

    Sunday. It's a fact that I did not know that you consider them to be
    your friends and was required to attain your permission to attend.
    It's a fact that this was the first time I rode on The Path's shop ride

    and that I was invited, as indicated above. It's a fact that everyone
    seemed to enjoy themselves on this ride, myself included and that there

    were no attitudes present. What's your malfunction? Bueller??
    Anyone???

    Quoted message said:

    Crow, it's what's for dinner.

    You do seem to have a very limited menu. Enjoy!

    JD

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

    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:
    JD said:

    So, mtbr allows photos of politically incorrect people on their website
    now? I'm surprised they didn't ban Winston for that, the way they are
    going on over in that mess.

    Hrmmm... It seems that all of Winston's Path Ride photos and videos are
    actually a linked in from my private chainedrevolution.com site. Food
    for thought there, big guy.

    Why don't you take all of those photos of me off of your private web
    site? It might make you feel better. In fact, I implore you to remove
    them. Your acting as if I owe you for anything is childish at best.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    As far as riding with The Path bunch goes, it was a lot of fun and on a
    really cool trail. They're pretty laid back and definitely have cool
    trail selections for their rides.

    Yes... and the "cool trail selections" could use some extra hands for
    trail maintenance this winter. Los Pinos official brushing is November
    19th with additional backcountry trails scheduled through spring. For
    those who ride these trails and want to keep them rideable, do the
    right thing.

    Tam Pham
    http://www.fooriders.com

    Do the right thing yourself and get off of my leg. You have no idea
    what levels of mountain bike trail advocacy I have been involved in
    since before you decided to leave your bmx bike, so save it.

    JD


    Kudos to you

  20. JD said:
    terminaut said:

    It's clearly evident that reading and comprehension aren't really your
    thing.

    That's really funny, especially coming from the gramatically
    spectacular person who wrote this:

    Quoted message said:

    The Path and I are the same crowd; and was amused when told that a certain
    somebody has seeked his way to ride with us.

    How 3rd grade of you.

    You're probably not aware, but it's pretty well accepted that when
    someone starts breaking down sentence grammar/punctuation they're
    grasping.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I haven't seen any post about anyone needing permission to attend
    anything.

    Quoted message said:

    From the way you are acting, it would seem that you consider The Path's


    shop rides proprietary and the people you consider as friends as
    off-limits to those you deem undesirable.

    Your psychic skills are lacking. I actually deem you *entertaining* and
    as a matter of fact left you an open invitation to ride with us in the
    prior thread about Santa Barbara. As it happens to be, I'm going to
    take the Path guys on another trip to Santa Barbara in the next month
    or so... make a note of it as it's going to be a good one.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    What we all have seen is that you're now enjoying yourself in a video
    (and photos) created by part of the same crowd that you're referring
    to... and the videos have the exact same types of stops at tech
    sections... with people cheering on the riders. Heck, there's even Bee
    Gees music.

    I heard no cheering, or woohooing, only the sound of tires on dirt and
    rock and a few words of encouragement at times. In fact, I was between
    bunches in the group most of the time, so it was mostly tires on dirt
    and rock that I heard.

    "If I don't see something, then it must not exist.". I'm going to start
    calling you ostrichman. You're probably going to next tell me that I
    don't know what goes on during the Path (/fooriders) rides.

    Quoted message said:

    Apparently you missed these bits I had already written in your apparent
    blind rage, which makes your reading comprehension bit even more
    ironic:

    I don't
    frequent Tani's Path forums, I only frequent his shop when I need
    bicycle parts. I don't watch Winston's videos either, so I can't see
    your horn-toot there either.

    Apparently, ignorance *is* an excuse that works well for ostrichman.

    Quoted message said:

    It's a fact that I rode with people that you consider your friends last
    Sunday.

    You're so coy with the "consider your friends" thing. Let's just stick
    to actual facts, shall we? Tani / The Path / Winston, et. al... and I
    are all friends reciprocally. So, it's a fact that you rode with my
    friends last Sunday. Or if you prefer, you rode with "my crowd".

    Quoted message said:

    It's a fact that I did not know that you consider them to be
    your friends and was required to attain your permission to attend.

    Where exactly is this "fact" regarding permission to attend? Just a
    simple quote will do, please. If you find that there's no such quote
    and that it's actually the little voices in your head then well...

    Quoted message said:

    It's a fact that this was the first time I rode on The Path's shop ride
    and that I was invited, as indicated above.

    So you say... but of course it's irrelevant as there's no invitation
    necessary to do the Sunday rides. If I ask Tani whether he personally
    invited Jerome Daniels to the ride would he say yes?

    Quoted message said:

    It's a fact that everyone seemed to enjoy themselves on this ride,
    myself included and that there were no attitudes present.

    We always enjoy ourselves on the rides - as evidenced in the multitudes
    of videos and photos... and it's really great to hear that you kept
    your attitude at home. Do you want a star sticker for your bike?

    Quoted message said:

    What's your malfunction? Bueller??
    Anyone???

    No malfunction at this end. You?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Crow, it's what's for dinner.

    You do seem to have a very limited menu. Enjoy!

    It seems you didn't leave any leftovers.

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