Re: Le Poseur

datakoll said:

cycle formulated grease works 1000% more than auto grease due to the
temperature/speed/load matchups. I've extensively tested.

We'd all love to see your data; please post it.

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rick said:

Okay though if you mention this usenet group I'll
add cap and water bottle to the order. Offer expires Sunday midnight
PDT.

How can anyone be sure that you're not lying about this, too?

I am with you. My own little form of protest is to never purchase anything
from spammers.

Ozark Bicycle said:

datakoll said:

cycle formulated grease works 1000% more than auto grease due to the
temperature/speed/load matchups. I've extensively tested.

We'd all love to see your data; please post it.

its posted. in archives

(earlier ...)

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You're excused only if you discount your price by 25%

(then ...)

Quoted message said:

I am with you. My own little form of protest is to never purchase anything
from spammers.

-- Okay msg received (and received ...) I was simply trying to make
good for an earlier error.
Meanwhile have a great ride,

-r.

rick said:

(earlier ...)

Quoted message said:

You're excused only if you discount your price by 25%

(then ...)

Quoted message said:

I am with you. My own little form of protest is to never purchase anything
from spammers.

-- Okay msg received (and received ...) I was simply trying to make
good for an earlier error.
Meanwhile have a great ride,

-r.

Thanks for the link. I like seeing nice jersey designs.

So what if you sucked me in. I'm not buying one anyway. Neither would
have most of the complainers bought one so there's no harm done.
Several regular posters tout their web sites without being derided as
spammers.
--
zk

Zoot Katz said:

Thanks for the link. I like seeing nice jersey designs.

So what if you sucked me in. I'm not buying one anyway. Neither would
have most of the complainers bought one so there's no harm done.
Several regular posters tout their web sites without being derided as
spammers.

The regular posters are regular guys and behave in regular ways - for
the most part! 😉 They don't resort to schizophrenic third person
chicanery. It might seem like a fine difference to some, but it's
not.

The odd thing is the guy actually does have some nice stuff. For the
life of me I can't figure out why he'd feel it was necessary to blow
smoke up people's asses to sell it.

R

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Quoted message said:

rick said:

(earlier ...)

Quoted message said:

You're excused only if you discount your price by 25%

(then ...)

Quoted message said:

I am with you. My own little form of protest is to never purchase anything
from spammers.

-- Okay msg received (and received ...) I was simply trying to make
good for an earlier error.
Meanwhile have a great ride,

-r.

Thanks for the link. I like seeing nice jersey designs.

So what if you sucked me in. I'm not buying one anyway. Neither would
have most of the complainers bought one so there's no harm done.

I agree with you there. It's not like his site's trying to load me up
with malware.

Quoted message said:

Several regular posters tout their web sites without being derided as
spammers.

True, but they usually let you know up front that they are touting their
own web site, rather than coming on as "hey, look at the cool site I
found." There was a guy who tried that with his wetsuits a while back,
and received pretty much the same treatment as Rick.

Like others have said: nice designs, but a bit pricey. Not totally out
of reason, but more than I am generally willing to pay.

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datakoll said:

On Jun 20, 11:13 am, Ozark Bicycle

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On Jun 20, 10:07 am, datakoll <[email hidden]> wrote:

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Quoted message said:

cycle formulated grease works 1000% more than auto grease due to the
temperature/speed/load matchups. I've extensively tested.

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We'd all love to see your data; please post it.

its posted. in archives

Surely you can do better than that.....

Ozark Bicycle said:

datakoll said:

On Jun 20, 11:13 am, Ozark Bicycle

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Quoted message said:

On Jun 20, 10:07 am, datakoll <[email hidden]> wrote:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

> cycle formulated grease works 1000% more than auto grease due to the
> temperature/speed/load matchups. I've extensively tested.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

We'd all love to see your data; please post it.

Quoted message said:

its posted. in archives

Surely you can do better than that.....

B.O. and A.O. ?

datakoll said:

On Jun 20, 4:37 pm, Ozark Bicycle

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On Jun 20, 1:32 pm, datakoll <[email hidden]> wrote:

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On Jun 20, 11:13 am, Ozark Bicycle

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<[email hidden]> wrote:
> On Jun 20, 10:07 am, datakoll <[email hidden]> wrote:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

> > cycle formulated grease works 1000% more than auto grease due to the
> > temperature/speed/load matchups. I've extensively tested.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

> We'd all love to see your data; please post it.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

its posted. in archives

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Surely you can do better than that.....

B.O. and A.O. ?-

Just as informative as ever, eh?

Claire Petersky aka Mother Hen said:

...
I bought a light merino wool ski sweater in a small-town thrift store last
week. See, I have this dumb idea that it's summer, so all I need is leg
warmers and a jacket over my shorts and ss jersey to go cycling, not my gd
woolens. It was so cold and rainy, after a couple of hours I began to go
hypothermic. The $2 sweater was a god-send. After I got home, I thought it
would make a really nice bicycling jersey, if only it had a zipper. So I
bought a zipper, and I plan to sew it in. So, I'll have a nice, soft, wool,
light-weight fully zippered jersey for $4. It makes the $125 (on sale!) one
I saw at the LBS seem like a total rip-off.

Wearing wool makes me feel sheepish.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

RicodJour said:

Zoot Katz said:

Thanks for the link. I like seeing nice jersey designs.

So what if you sucked me in. I'm not buying one anyway. Neither would
have most of the complainers bought one so there's no harm done.
Several regular posters tout their web sites without being derided as
spammers.

Quoted message said:

The regular posters are regular guys and behave in regular ways - for
the most part! 😉 They don't resort to schizophrenic third person
chicanery. It might seem like a fine difference to some, but it's
not.

The odd thing is the guy actually does have some nice stuff. For the
life of me I can't figure out why he'd feel it was necessary to blow
smoke up people's asses to sell it.

BINGO.

(Although his stuff is way overpriced IMO.)

Johnny Sunset said:

Claire Petersky aka Mother Hen said:

...
I bought a light merino wool ski sweater in a small-town thrift
store last week. See, I have this dumb idea that it's summer, so all
I need is leg warmers and a jacket over my shorts and ss jersey to
go cycling, not my gd woolens. It was so cold and rainy, after a
couple of hours I began to go hypothermic. The $2 sweater was a
god-send. After I got home, I thought it would make a really nice
bicycling jersey, if only it had a zipper. So I bought a zipper, and
I plan to sew it in. So, I'll have a nice, soft, wool, light-weight
fully zippered jersey for $4. It makes the $125 (on sale!) one I saw
at the LBS seem like a total rip-off.

Wearing wool makes me feel sheepish.

No warm fuzzies...BAH!

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Claire Petersky aka Mother Hen said:

...
I bought a light merino wool ski sweater in a small-town thrift store

last

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week. See, I have this dumb idea that it's summer, so all I need is

leg

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

warmers and a jacket over my shorts and ss jersey to go cycling, not

my gd

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

woolens. It was so cold and rainy, after a couple of hours I began to

go

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

hypothermic. The $2 sweater was a god-send. After I got home, I

thought it

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

would make a really nice bicycling jersey, if only it had a zipper. So

I

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

bought a zipper, and I plan to sew it in. So, I'll have a nice, soft,

wool,

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

light-weight fully zippered jersey for $4. It makes the $125 (on

sale!) one

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

I saw at the LBS seem like a total rip-off.

Wearing wool makes me feel sheepish.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

That's Bahadadad!

Chas.

In rec.bicycles.misc Johnny Sunset said:

Claire Petersky aka Mother Hen said:

...
I bought a light merino wool ski sweater in a small-town thrift store last
week. See, I have this dumb idea that it's summer, so all I need is leg
warmers and a jacket over my shorts and ss jersey to go cycling, not my gd
woolens. It was so cold and rainy, after a couple of hours I began to go
hypothermic. The $2 sweater was a god-send. After I got home, I thought it
would make a really nice bicycling jersey, if only it had a zipper. So I
bought a zipper, and I plan to sew it in. So, I'll have a nice, soft, wool,
light-weight fully zippered jersey for $4. It makes the $125 (on sale!) one
I saw at the LBS seem like a total rip-off.

Wearing wool makes me feel sheepish.

Oh I don't know, I hardly think that's the worsted thing you could wear.
Why, I think that it goes fine with a Rambouillet bike (if those prices
don't leave you feeling fleeced). Some people seem to flock to them,
but I've often felt sheared simply by looking at the frame prices
myself.

Of course, some people would just call that wooly thinking.

--
Dane Buson - [email hidden]
"Protecting the children is a good way to get a lot of adults
who cant stand up for themselves" -J. Stecher

Dane Buson said:

In rec.bicycles.misc Johnny Sunset said:

Claire Petersky aka Mother Hen said:

...
I bought a light merino wool ski sweater in a small-town thrift
store last week. See, I have this dumb idea that it's summer, so
all I need is leg warmers and a jacket over my shorts and ss jersey
to go cycling, not my gd woolens. It was so cold and rainy, after a
couple of hours I began to go hypothermic. The $2 sweater was a
god-send. After I got home, I thought it would make a really nice
bicycling jersey, if only it had a zipper. So I bought a zipper,
and I plan to sew it in. So, I'll have a nice, soft, wool,
light-weight fully zippered jersey for $4. It makes the $125 (on
sale!) one I saw at the LBS seem like a total rip-off.

Wearing wool makes me feel sheepish.

Oh I don't know, I hardly think that's the worsted thing you could
wear. Why, I think that it goes fine with a Rambouillet bike (if
those prices don't leave you feeling fleeced). Some people seem to
flock to them, but I've often felt sheared simply by looking at the
frame prices myself.

Of course, some people would just call that wooly thinking.

Unless you're vested in continuing, button it, mutton-breath. (Zip was
snapped up.)

Bill "shall go break wind now" S.

On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 16:26:50 -0400, David Kerber

ns_dkerber@ns_WarrenRogersAssociates.com said:

Quoted message said:

Several regular posters tout their web sites without being derided as
spammers.

True, but they usually let you know up front that they are touting their
own web site, rather than coming on as "hey, look at the cool site I
found." There was a guy who tried that with his wetsuits a while back,
and received pretty much the same treatment as Rick.

Perhaps "commercial trolling" should be considered a new category of
so-called spam. The product linked in the post is topical for the
limited number of groups in which it was cross-posted.

It wasn't EMP by any method of measurement.

Guerrilla marketing has its own risks, I guess.

I still like the jersey designs. The custom made jacket with your
event numbers is fantastic.
--
zk

Zoot Katz said:

On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 16:26:50 -0400, David Kerber

ns_dkerber@ns_WarrenRogersAssociates.com said:

Quoted message said:

Several regular posters tout their web sites without being derided
as spammers.

True, but they usually let you know up front that they are touting
their own web site, rather than coming on as "hey, look at the cool
site I found." There was a guy who tried that with his wetsuits a
while back, and received pretty much the same treatment as Rick.

Perhaps "commercial trolling" should be considered a new category of
so-called spam. The product linked in the post is topical for the
limited number of groups in which it was cross-posted.

It wasn't EMP by any method of measurement.

Guerrilla marketing has its own risks, I guess.

I still like the jersey designs. The custom made jacket with your
event numbers is fantastic.

Acting like "just some guy" who "just happened to stumble" on the website
when in fact he owns it is dishonest. Period.

On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:41:43 -0700, "Bill Sornson" <[email hidden]>

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Acting like "just some guy" who "just happened to stumble" on the website
when in fact he owns it is dishonest. Period.

I can't believe I agree completely with Sorni about something, but I
do.
--
JT
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On Jun 21, 6:17 am, John Forrest Tomlinson <[email hidden]>

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On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 23:41:43 -0700, "Bill Sornson" <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Acting like "just some guy" who "just happened to stumble" on the website
when in fact he owns it is dishonest. Period.

I can't believe I agree completely with Sorni about something, but I
do.

That is the wonder that is Usenet. You guys get to hold hands and
sing Kumbaya, _and_ we deliver a [censored]-storm of on-point criticism to
someone who probably never saw it coming. 🙂

Generally, the feedback on such an activity (Wow! Look what I just
found!) outside Usenet would be in dribs and drabs and not
particularly constructive. The perp...sorry...the alleged perp would
probably not learn from the experience. Enter Usenet where spankings
are everyday occurrences, and a broad sampling of
misfits...sorry...posters would weigh in with their opinions.

The OPerp (trademarked, sorry) seems a good-natured sort, and I'm
willing to discount his transgression as an abundance of youthful
exuberance.*

R

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