Q for RBR Mensans

"Kirby Krieger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

It depends on what it looks like. I tend towards bright colors. I want to be
seen and not run over first.

"Kirby Krieger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

I mean, on a ride.

Kirby

Ditto Tom's reply.

Bob C.

Kirby Krieger said:

Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

I mean, on a ride.

Kirby

I did today and it was just fine.

However, it was very cold and windy and the sweat I built up on the ride
made me very very cold on the way, so they need to offer some arm and
leg warmers which could withstand a belgian winter.

I've got the bibshorts and socks (wore socks today too) all of which are
very good quality. No complaints here.

Oh, a windbreaker would be cool, too.

Tom Kunich said:

"Kirby Krieger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

It depends on what it looks like. I tend towards bright colors. I want to be
seen and not run over first.

Large white area front and back, not flashy but visible. Maybe you need
orange or yellow.

Kirby Krieger said:

Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

I mean, on a ride.

Specify.
Bike or sheep?

"Kirby Krieger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

I mean, on a ride.

Hell yeah. I did get a few questions wrong though.

Jeff

Kirby Krieger said:

Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?
I mean, on a ride.

How cunning.

No, it's a little too close to home. The points jersey of the Tour o/t
Basque Country is one thing, but someone might mistake me for a real
team member of Cyclingnews.com. That's a little embarrassing.

Ewoud Dronkert said:

Kirby Krieger said:

Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?
I mean, on a ride.

How cunning.

No, it's a little too close to home. The points jersey of the Tour o/t
Basque Country is one thing, but someone might mistake me for a real
team member of Cyclingnews.com. That's a little embarrassing.

Just stick a pocket protector on the front full of pens and pencils,
some tape around the bridge of your glasses wouldn't hurt either. ;-)

Ewoud Dronkert said:

Kirby Krieger said:

Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?
I mean, on a ride.

How cunning.

No, it's a little too close to home. The points jersey of the Tour o/t
Basque Country is one thing, but someone might mistake me for a real
team member of Cyclingnews.com. That's a little embarrassing.

Just stick a pocket protector on the front full of pens and pencils,
some tape around the bridge of your glasses wouldn't hurt either. ;-)

Tom Kunich said:

"Kirby Krieger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

It depends on what it looks like. I tend towards bright colors. I want to be
seen and not run over first.

If Kunich wears one I wouldn't.
I'm not in Mensa, but I could be if I wanted to.

--
My bike blog:
http://diabloscott.blogspot.com/

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Tom Kunich said:

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

Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

It depends on what it looks like. I tend towards bright colors. I want to be
seen and not run over first.

If Kunich wears one I wouldn't.
I'm not in Mensa, but I could be if I wanted to.

Joining MENSA means being on someone's list, somewhere. These days I
try to be on as few lists as possible.

Richard Adams said:

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Tom Kunich said:

"Kirby Krieger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

It depends on what it looks like. I tend towards bright colors. I want to be
seen and not run over first.

If Kunich wears one I wouldn't.
I'm not in Mensa, but I could be if I wanted to.

Joining MENSA means being on someone's list, somewhere. These days I
try to be on as few lists as possible.

Yeah, but a MENSA jersey - that'd be cool, right? Imagine the poser
potential!

--
My bike blog:
http://diabloscott.blogspot.com/

Diablo Scott said:

Richard Adams said:

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Tom Kunich wrote:

>"Kirby Krieger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>>Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?
>
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>It depends on what it looks like. I tend towards bright colors. I
>want to be seen and not run over first.
>
>

If Kunich wears one I wouldn't.
I'm not in Mensa, but I could be if I wanted to.

Joining MENSA means being on someone's list, somewhere. These days I
try to be on as few lists as possible.

Yeah, but a MENSA jersey - that'd be cool, right? Imagine the poser
potential!

Go for the gold. Get a Giga Society jersey.

http://www.gigasociety.org/gigaweb.htm

--
Bill Asher

Diablo Scott said:

Richard Adams said:

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Tom Kunich wrote:

>"Kirby Krieger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>>Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?
>
>
>It depends on what it looks like. I tend towards bright colors. I
>want to be seen and not run over first.
>
>

If Kunich wears one I wouldn't.
I'm not in Mensa, but I could be if I wanted to.

Joining MENSA means being on someone's list, somewhere. These days I
try to be on as few lists as possible.

Yeah, but a MENSA jersey - that'd be cool, right? Imagine the poser
potential!

Go for the gold. Get a Giga Society jersey.

http://www.gigasociety.org/gigaweb.htm

--
Bill Asher

"Stewart Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Kirby Krieger said:

Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

I mean, on a ride.

Specify.
Bike or sheep?

You New Zelanders are all alike. Perverts to the end.....

"Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Kirby Krieger said:

Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?
I mean, on a ride.

How cunning.

No, it's a little too close to home. The points jersey of the Tour o/t
Basque Country is one thing, but someone might mistake me for a real
team member of Cyclingnews.com. That's a little embarrassing.

Don't want to be mistaken for a bunch of losers? Why not, I still have my
RBR jersey from a couple of years ago.

Richard Adams said:

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These days I
try to be on as few lists as possible.

I guess you are listless...

Lazy... you just stay in bed...

You don't want no money
You don't want no bread

Posing is all about money. By all means, tell everyone how great you are.
Isn't that what a resume is?

gwhite said:

Richard Adams said:

These days I
try to be on as few lists as possible.

I guess you are listless...

Lazy... you just stay in bed...

You don't want no money
You don't want no bread

Posing is all about money. By all means, tell everyone how great you are.
Isn't that what a resume is?

My email is a parade of V14G.RA, c1al1s, re-fina.nce you mor.tgage, U
are Stupid Dumbass if U pay full price, t33ns 4 U, etc. My mailbox is
only slightly better (need any AOL disks? quantity discounts, save $)
leaves me free for what I like to do (oh, and I screen calls, which I
swore I'd never do, but howzabout that Do-not-call-list, eh?)

Tom Kunich said:

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Quoted message said:

Kirby Krieger said:

Would you wear a Cyclingnews.com jersey?

I mean, on a ride.

Specify.
Bike or sheep?

You New Zelanders are all alike. Perverts to the end.....

Yeah, but you gotta admit, that jet engine powered beer cooler shows
potential.