Oh the humiliation! (SP)

TJ said:

I confess. I have been riding about a hundred miles per week for the last
couple of weeks. ON A ROAD BIKE. I still cling to the roots of
mountainbiking. I wear a lid with a visor. And I don't shave my legs. I
switched from baggies to lycra though. Anyone else have this secret in
their closet. Its okay. Its not your fault Will. Its not your fault.

TJ

www.fatboy.s5.com

I do it midweek in warmer temps (march - october), about 30 miles a
night at 21-23 mph (it's flat here). MTB on weekends and an occasional
night ride.

--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws

TJ said:

I confess. I have been riding about a hundred miles per week for the
last
couple of weeks. ON A ROAD BIKE. I still cling to the roots of
mountainbiking. I wear a lid with a visor. And I don't shave my legs..
I
switched from baggies to lycra though.

Yeah, that outta justify it!

Quoted message said:

Anyone else have this secret in
their closet.

Nope, you're all alone.

Quoted message said:

Its okay. Its not your fault Will. Its not your fault.

TJ

When will *you people* start taking responsibility for your own
actions?!?!?! Nobody forced you to do it, you're just bent toward deviant,
destructive, disgusting and abhorrent behaviour because you enjoy it!!!
--
Slacker

When will *you people* start taking responsibility for your own
actions?!?!?! Nobody forced you to do it, you're just bent toward deviant,
destructive, disgusting and abhorrent behaviour because you enjoy it!!!
--
Slacker

ROTFLMAO!!!!! So true. It is another way to turn the cranks when the
trails are wet. I am just a short fat guy in lycra.

TJ

TJ said:

When will *you people* start taking responsibility for your own
actions?!?!?! Nobody forced you to do it, you're just bent toward
deviant,
destructive, disgusting and abhorrent behaviour because you enjoy it!!!

ROTFLMAO!!!!! So true. It is another way to turn the cranks when
the
trails are wet. I am just a short fat guy in lycra.

TJ

Well, perhaps it's better than the alternative

http://www.houseoffusion.com/users/images/fat_guy.jpg
or
http://www.craigsheppard.com/gallery/albums/Kailua-Beach/Fat_guy_and_dog..sized.jpg
--
Slacker

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TJ said:

When will *you people* start taking responsibility for your own
actions?!?!?! Nobody forced you to do it, you're just bent toward
deviant,
destructive, disgusting and abhorrent behaviour because you enjoy it!!!

ROTFLMAO!!!!! So true. It is another way to turn the cranks when
the
trails are wet. I am just a short fat guy in lycra.

TJ

Well, perhaps it's better than the alternative

http://www.houseoffusion.com/users/images/fat_guy.jpg
or
http://www.craigsheppard.com/gallery/albums/Kailua-Beach/Fat_guy_and_dog.sized.jpg
--
Slacker

I thought I surfed the web a lot. Where do you come up with this stuff.
Very funny indeed.

TJ

Slacker said:

On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 21:46:35 -0700, TJ <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

When will *you people* start taking responsibility for your own
actions?!?!?! Nobody forced you to do it, you're just bent toward
deviant,
destructive, disgusting and abhorrent behaviour because you enjoy

it!!!

Quoted message said:

ROTFLMAO!!!!! So true. It is another way to turn the cranks when
the
trails are wet. I am just a short fat guy in lycra.

TJ

Well, perhaps it's better than the alternative

http://www.houseoffusion.com/users/images/fat_guy.jpg

That's Mikey.

TJ said:

I confess. I have been riding about a hundred miles per week for the last
couple of weeks. ON A ROAD BIKE. I still cling to the roots of
mountainbiking. I wear a lid with a visor. And I don't shave my legs. I
switched from baggies to lycra though. Anyone else have this secret in
their closet. Its okay. Its not your fault Will. Its not your fault.

TJ

www.fatboy.s5.com

Lycra is where I draw he line. A guy with my build just doesn't look
right in lycra. I managed to never wear lycra outfits in the gym for
years when every other muscle and fitness wannabe was sporting them.
Nope, gimme my baggies and I'll be fine as long as the legs do not go
below my knees.

Peace.

--
David R Marlborough
DJ Mackelicious
http://walkingwounded.blogspot.com/

Ahh, the rush of the wind, the silence of the tires on asphalt, the
meditative aspect of your legs pumping rhythmically, your large,
muscular ass, perfectly round caressed in brightly colored spandex....
FOOTBALL!

/s

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Quoted message said:

Ahh, the rush of the wind, the silence of the tires on asphalt, the
meditative aspect of your legs pumping rhythmically, your large,
muscular ass, perfectly round caressed in brightly colored spandex....
FOOTBALL!

/s

Thanks...I cleaning the coffee off of my monitor now. Nice one. FOOTBALL!
LMAO

TJ

Quoted message said:

Ahh, the rush of the wind, the silence of the tires on asphalt, the
meditative aspect of your legs pumping rhythmically, your large,
muscular ass, perfectly round caressed in brightly colored spandex....
FOOTBALL!

Tires on asphalt Gracie?

David said:

TJ said:

I confess. I have been riding about a hundred miles per week for the
last couple of weeks. ON A ROAD BIKE. I still cling to the roots of
mountainbiking. I wear a lid with a visor. And I don't shave my
legs. I switched from baggies to lycra though. Anyone else have this
secret in their closet. Its okay. Its not your fault Will. Its not
your fault.

TJ

www.fatboy.s5.com

Lycra is where I draw he line. A guy with my build just doesn't look
right in lycra. I managed to never wear lycra outfits in the gym for
years when every other muscle and fitness wannabe was sporting them.
Nope, gimme my baggies and I'll be fine as long as the legs do not go
below my knees.

Peace.

My wife says I'm maybe the only person she's ever seen who can wear
Lycra and have it a little baggy in the back.
I've admitted it before, but I'm not ashamed to say again I do the
occasional road ride for variety or when the trails are inaccessible. I
haven't ridden anything but skis since November and I even went to the
garage yesterday (after shoveling/chipping the ice and snow away from
the door so it would open) and gave my bikes a longing look.

Matt (nice powder day at Monarch yesterday AGAIN)

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Quoted message said:

David said:

TJ said:

I confess. I have been riding about a hundred miles per week for the
last couple of weeks. ON A ROAD BIKE. I still cling to the roots of
mountainbiking. I wear a lid with a visor. And I don't shave my legs.
I switched from baggies to lycra though. Anyone else have this secret
in their closet. Its okay. Its not your fault Will. Its not your
fault.

TJ

www.fatboy.s5.com

Lycra is where I draw he line. A guy with my build just doesn't look
right in lycra. I managed to never wear lycra outfits in the gym for
years when every other muscle and fitness wannabe was sporting them.
Nope, gimme my baggies and I'll be fine as long as the legs do not go
below my knees.

Peace.

My wife says I'm maybe the only person she's ever seen who can wear Lycra
and have it a little baggy in the back.
I've admitted it before, but I'm not ashamed to say again I do the
occasional road ride for variety or when the trails are inaccessible. I
haven't ridden anything but skis since November and I even went to the
garage yesterday (after shoveling/chipping the ice and snow away from the
door so it would open) and gave my bikes a longing look.

Matt (nice powder day at Monarch yesterday AGAIN)

FYI........The trails are dry.

TJ

TJ said:

"MattB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

David said:

TJ wrote:

>I confess. I have been riding about a hundred miles per week for the
>last couple of weeks. ON A ROAD BIKE. I still cling to the roots of
>mountainbiking. I wear a lid with a visor. And I don't shave my legs.
>I switched from baggies to lycra though. Anyone else have this secret
>in their closet. Its okay. Its not your fault Will. Its not your
>fault.
>
>TJ
>
>www.fatboy.s5.com
>
>
>

Lycra is where I draw he line. A guy with my build just doesn't look
right in lycra. I managed to never wear lycra outfits in the gym for
years when every other muscle and fitness wannabe was sporting them.
Nope, gimme my baggies and I'll be fine as long as the legs do not go
below my knees.

Peace.

My wife says I'm maybe the only person she's ever seen who can wear Lycra
and have it a little baggy in the back.
I've admitted it before, but I'm not ashamed to say again I do the
occasional road ride for variety or when the trails are inaccessible. I
haven't ridden anything but skis since November and I even went to the
garage yesterday (after shoveling/chipping the ice and snow away from the
door so it would open) and gave my bikes a longing look.

Matt (nice powder day at Monarch yesterday AGAIN)

FYI........The trails are dry.

TJ

Good to know. Thanks. I'll let you know if I'm planning to head that
way, but I sure likes me powdah skiing too!

Matt (still waiting for the skiing to get lousy...)

MattB said:

TJ said:

"MattB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

David wrote:

> TJ wrote:
>
>
>> I confess. I have been riding about a hundred miles per week for
>> the last couple of weeks. ON A ROAD BIKE. I still cling to the
>> roots of mountainbiking. I wear a lid with a visor. And I don't
>> shave my legs. I switched from baggies to lycra though. Anyone
>> else have this secret in their closet. Its okay. Its not your
>> fault Will. Its not your fault.
>>
>> TJ
>>
>> www.fatboy.s5.com
>>
>>
>>
>
> Lycra is where I draw he line. A guy with my build just doesn't
> look right in lycra. I managed to never wear lycra outfits in the
> gym for years when every other muscle and fitness wannabe was
> sporting them. Nope, gimme my baggies and I'll be fine as long as
> the legs do not go below my knees.
>
> Peace.
>

My wife says I'm maybe the only person she's ever seen who can wear
Lycra and have it a little baggy in the back.
I've admitted it before, but I'm not ashamed to say again I do the
occasional road ride for variety or when the trails are
inaccessible. I haven't ridden anything but skis since November and
I even went to the garage yesterday (after shoveling/chipping the
ice and snow away from the door so it would open) and gave my bikes
a longing look.

Matt (nice powder day at Monarch yesterday AGAIN)

FYI........The trails are dry.

TJ

Good to know. Thanks. I'll let you know if I'm planning to head that
way, but I sure likes me powdah skiing too!

Matt (still waiting for the skiing to get lousy...)

it's probably too late today, (4 pm pst) but just for grins take a look at
our web cam....
http://www.mssp.org/about/webcam.asp

And you wonder why I'm riding in February....

Penny

MattB said:

David said:

TJ said:

I confess. I have been riding about a hundred miles per week for the
last couple of weeks. ON A ROAD BIKE. I still cling to the roots of
mountainbiking. I wear a lid with a visor. And I don't shave my
legs. I switched from baggies to lycra though. Anyone else have
this secret in their closet. Its okay. Its not your fault Will.
Its not your fault.

TJ

www.fatboy.s5.com

Lycra is where I draw he line. A guy with my build just doesn't look
right in lycra. I managed to never wear lycra outfits in the gym for
years when every other muscle and fitness wannabe was sporting them.
Nope, gimme my baggies and I'll be fine as long as the legs do not go
below my knees.

Peace.

My wife says I'm maybe the only person she's ever seen who can wear
Lycra and have it a little baggy in the back.
I've admitted it before, but I'm not ashamed to say again I do the
occasional road ride for variety or when the trails are inaccessible. I
haven't ridden anything but skis since November and I even went to the
garage yesterday (after shoveling/chipping the ice and snow away from
the door so it would open) and gave my bikes a longing look.

Matt (nice powder day at Monarch yesterday AGAIN)

Ha! I do the same [censored] dude. Everytime just before I close the doors I
loo back at my rigs hanging up there and think "almost spring..."

Peace.

--
David R Marlborough
DJ Mackelicious
http://walkingwounded.blogspot.com/