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  1. Claes said:


    Carl Brewer said:
    Claes said:


    Carl Brewer Wrote:
    > On Tue, 7 Jun 2005 10:19:43 +1000, Claes
    > <[email hidden]> wrote:
    >
    >
    > >> mmm, 25 tooth .... what big choofers need to get up big hills!
    > >Can you say it in a way that a non australian understands it? What


    is

    Quoted message said:

    > a
    > >choofer?
    >
    > A 90kg roady. Ie: Way too heavy. A steamtrain is
    > big, heavy, good on the flat, fast downhill, very slow up hills
    > and makes a "choof choof" noise.
    He he, I was working my way up to a harsh reply here, my work mates
    tell me it is someone smoking dope. 🙂 I do not smoke anything,


    period.

    If you ask them what a "bonk" is they'll give you a different
    explanation than you'll get here too 🙂

    Quoted message said:

    Me and my big [censored] is 6'2 and 81 kg.

    Lightweight!


    Ha ha, I tried to explain the bonk concept to my girlfriend. She was
    suspicious at first. 🙂

    It's quite easy to distinguish between "we bonked" and "we bonked" by
    whether the person is smiling or wincing.

    Tam

  2. On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 11:57:41 +1000, Tamyka Bell <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    It's quite easy to distinguish between "we bonked" and "we bonked" by
    whether the person is smiling or wincing.

    Not necessarily 🙂

    Quoted message said:


    Tam

  3. quote='Tamyka Bell'Claes said:


    Carl Brewer said:
    Claes said:


    Carl Brewer Wrote:
    > On Tue, 7 Jun 2005 10:19:43 +1000, Claes
    > <[email hidden]> wrote:
    >
    >
    > >> mmm, 25 tooth .... what big choofers need to get up big hills!
    > >Can you say it in a way that a non australian understands it? What


    is

    Quoted message said:

    > a
    > >choofer?
    >
    > A 90kg roady. Ie: Way too heavy. A steamtrain is
    > big, heavy, good on the flat, fast downhill, very slow up hills
    > and makes a "choof choof" noise.
    He he, I was working my way up to a harsh reply here, my work mates
    tell me it is someone smoking dope. 🙂 I do not smoke anything,


    period.

    If you ask them what a "bonk" is they'll give you a different
    explanation than you'll get here too 🙂

    Quoted message said:

    Me and my big [censored] is 6'2 and 81 kg.

    Lightweight!


    Ha ha, I tried to explain the bonk concept to my girlfriend. She was
    suspicious at first. 🙂

    It's quite easy to distinguish between "we bonked" and "we bonked" by
    whether the person is smiling or wincing.

    Tam[/QUOTE]
    Hmm, when I have been out with people that bonked, it never happens groupwise, people always bonk on their own so there is rarely you can say. "We bonked" anyway, so saying I bonked, can that be misinterpreted for me having a w*ank?

  4. "Carl Brewer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 10:18:14 +1000, Tamyka Bell <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Well yeah I figured it was a gear ratio... but it's a bit different to
    the 42/23 I climb in... Hehehe it's nice being small, and having that
    backup option of shifting to 30/23 hahahahahaha....

    You have a triple?

    Even *I* (the world's -worst- climber) don't run a triple!
    Got a 12-27 though .... for if I ever get conned into
    riding BawBaw ... (yeah right, that's what my VFR is for! I'll
    motorpace you up it 🙂 )

    Quoted message said:

    Tam, wondering if something with 25 teeth could eat her

    Who're you callin a REDNECK?


    I have a triple...came as standard on the OCR although I've yet to use the
    granny gear except in moments of giggling silliness. (lookit, 120rpm@walking
    pace!Wheeeeeee!) I have come across hills before I got that bike that might
    cause me drop into it though. They were noticeably steeper than the ones
    that had me trolling the bottom of the cassette on the middle ring. Damned
    if I know what that ratio is though.

  5. Carl Brewer said:


    On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 11:57:41 +1000, Tamyka Bell <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    It's quite easy to distinguish between "we bonked" and "we bonked" by
    whether the person is smiling or wincing.

    Not necessarily 🙂

    And didn't I cop a lot of [censored] from my colleagues, when I showed up
    limping yesterday, and a short while later, so did Mark (fellow distance
    runner, and office mate).

    Tam

  6. Claes said:


    Tamyka Bell said:
    Claes said:


    Carl Brewer Wrote:
    > On Tue, 7 Jun 2005 11:00:13 +1000, Claes
    > <[email hidden]> wrote:
    >
    > >
    > >Carl Brewer Wrote:
    > >> On Tue, 7 Jun 2005 10:19:43 +1000, Claes
    > >> <[email hidden]> wrote:
    > >>
    > >>
    > >> >> mmm, 25 tooth .... what big choofers need to get up big


    hills!

    Quoted message said:

    > >> >Can you say it in a way that a non australian understands it?


    What

    Quoted message said:

    > is
    > >> a
    > >> >choofer?
    > >>
    > >> A 90kg roady. Ie: Way too heavy. A steamtrain is
    > >> big, heavy, good on the flat, fast downhill, very slow up hills
    > >> and makes a "choof choof" noise.
    > >He he, I was working my way up to a harsh reply here, my work


    mates

    Quoted message said:

    > >tell me it is someone smoking dope. 🙂 I do not smoke anything,
    > period.
    >
    > If you ask them what a "bonk" is they'll give you a different
    > explanation than you'll get here too 🙂
    >
    >
    > >Me and my big [censored] is 6'2 and 81 kg.
    >
    > Lightweight!
    Ha ha, I tried to explain the bonk concept to my girlfriend. She was
    suspicious at first. 🙂

    It's quite easy to distinguish between "we bonked" and "we bonked" by
    whether the person is smiling or wincing.

    Tam


    Hmm, when I have been out with people that bonked, it never happens
    groupwise, people always bonk on their own so there is rarely you can
    say. "We bonked" anyway, so saying I bonked, can that be misinterpreted
    for me having a w*ank?

    Ah, I've never heard it used that way... but anyway, no shame in that.
    In fact if you pulled that off while cycling (no pun intended) it'd be
    impressive, in a funny way...

    Tam

  7. Carl Brewer said:


    A 90kg roady. Ie: Way too heavy. A steamtrain is
    big, heavy, good on the flat, fast downhill, very slow up hills
    and makes a "choof choof" noise.

    you mean like 'Diesel' Ullrich ???

    F"who ate all the pies?"Dutch

  8. On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 12:41:56 +1000, Tamyka Bell <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Ah, I've never heard it used that way... but anyway, no shame in that.
    In fact if you pulled that off while cycling (no pun intended) it'd be
    impressive, in a funny way...

    All you need is a colnago and a world champion jersey.

  9. flyingdutch said:

    you mean like 'Diesel' Ullrich ???

    F"who ate all the pies?"Dutch


    I'd love for Ullrich to come well prepared and SLIM to the fekking tour. Not like some obese McDonalds Junkie. 🙂 I think he has more inherent talent in him than any of the others, if he just was as driven as some of the others.

  10. Claes said:

    I'd love for Ullrich to come well prepared and SLIM to the fekking tour. Not like some obese McDonalds Junkie. 🙂 I think he has more inherent talent in him than any of the others, if he just was as driven as some of the others.

    True hes shown up at the Tour unprepared many a time but he´s not as fat as what hes made out to be by then. Paul "Butthead" Sherwin and Phil "Beavis" Ligget have almost kept that myth going all by themselves.

  11. Claes said:

    Nah, I loose weight when I do not train, I loose muscle bascially. Need to build muscle to incraese weight. So, more cycling, proper heavy legs then. 😉

    Same exact thing happens to me. Though im a bit shorter and weigh a bit less than you. Is 81 kilos that underweight for someone 6´2? Its not that extreme is it? [censored] over here in The Netherlands you would fit right in. Most guys are tall and slim. Makes Australians look even shorter and fatter.

  12. oely said:

    True hes shown up at the Tour unprepared many a time but he´s not as fat as what hes made out to be by then. Paul "Butthead" Sherwin and Phil "Beavis" Ligget have almost kept that myth going all by themselves.


    Well, that is correct, he has never been fat or anything but just pretty out of shape, and the fatness has maybe become an exponent of that?

  13. oely said:

    Same exact thing happens to me. Though im a bit shorter and weigh a bit less than you. Is 81 kilos that underweight for someone 6´2? Its not that extreme is it? [censored] over here in The Netherlands you would fit right in. Most guys are tall and slim. Makes Australians look even shorter and fatter.


    Hmm, I do not dare to comment on Australians features since I am in Oz, but I am swedish, we are also resonably tall and slim. I am not underweight at all. I think I am quite normal, resonably fit.

  14. oely said:


    Claes said:

    Nah, I loose weight when I do not train, I loose muscle bascially. Need
    to build muscle to incraese weight. So, more cycling, proper heavy legs
    then. 😉

    Same exact thing happens to me. Though im a bit shorter and weigh a bit
    less than you. Is 81 kilos that underweight for someone 6´2? Its not
    that extreme is it? [censored] over here in The Netherlands you would fit
    right in. Most guys are tall and slim. Makes Australians look even
    shorter and fatter.

    --
    oely

    Some of us are proud to be shorter and fatter. Why, I think I'll go to
    the pub and work on that beer gut!

    Tam

  15. quote='Tamyka Bell'oely said:


    Claes said:

    Nah, I loose weight when I do not train, I loose muscle bascially. Need
    to build muscle to incraese weight. So, more cycling, proper heavy legs
    then. 😉

    Same exact thing happens to me. Though im a bit shorter and weigh a bit
    less than you. Is 81 kilos that underweight for someone 6´2? Its not
    that extreme is it? [censored] over here in The Netherlands you would fit
    right in. Most guys are tall and slim. Makes Australians look even
    shorter and fatter.

    Some of us are proud to be shorter and fatter. Why, I think I'll go to
    the pub and work on that beer gut!
    Tam[/QUOTE]

    I know I am..

    hippy in BELGIUM!!!
    (yes, i AM only posting to brag.. hahaha :P)

  16. hippy said:

    I know I am..

    hippy in BELGIUM!!!
    (yes, i AM only posting to brag.. hahaha :P)

    hey lowly poster, you should update that profile whenever youre in new locale

    have one for me, and me and him, and...

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