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  1. Original post
    JD
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    Newsgroups: alt.mountain-bike
    From: "Pavlov." <[email hidden]>
    Subject: Good bike advice for newbie
    Organization: Yoyodyne Inc
    Message-ID: <mpE7d.11765$pN6.7412@fed1read06>
    Date: Sat, 02 Oct 2004 20:42:58 GMT

    Quoted message said:

    What would be a good bike to start mountain biking?

    Quoted message said:

    Also what would be a good place to buy in Orange County, CA?

    Go to The Path in Tustin to have our questions answered. Tani and his
    crew know their stuff. I'm pretty picky about bike shops and when I
    am in SoCal, they are the only LBS I go to. For once, Slacker knows
    what the hell he's talking about. If you want lies and propaganda
    from people who only sell bikes and don't ride them, head to your
    nearest OC bike "superstore".

    JD

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  2. Slacker
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    JD said:

    Slacker knows what the hell he's talking about.
    JD

    Everybody needs to commit the above to memory; I don't want to have to
    repeat it :-P

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    Slacker

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  3. BB
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    Slacker said:
    JD said:

    Slacker knows what the hell he's talking about.
    JD

    Everybody needs to commit the above to memory; I don't want to have to
    repeat it :-P

    Should we forget the two words that preceeded it? ;-)

    --
    -BB-
    To reply to me, drop the attitude (from my e-mail address, at least)

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  4. Slacker
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    BB said:
    Slacker said:
    JD said:

    Slacker knows what the hell he's talking about.
    JD

    Everybody needs to commit the above to memory; I don't want to have to
    repeat it :-P

    Quoted message said:

    Should we forget the two words that preceeded it? ;-)

    Yes, those you *must* not remember!

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    Slacker

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  5. supabonbon
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    Slacker <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<opse92zewem83lxu@slacker>...

    Quoted message said:
    BB said:
    Slacker said:

    On 2 Oct 2004 14:32:26 -0700, JD <[email hidden]> wrote:

    > Slacker knows what the hell he's talking about.
    > JD

    Everybody needs to commit the above to memory; I don't want to have t


    o

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    repeat it :-P

    Quoted message said:

    Should we forget the two words that preceeded it? ;-)

    Yes, those you *must* not remember!

    How about:

    "Slacker knows... hell, he's talking... lies and propaganda."

    /s been by the track yet?

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  6. Stephen Baker
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    SupaB says:

    Quoted message said:

    "Slacker knows... hell, he's talking... lies and propaganda."

    I propose "Slacker knows? What the hell's he talking about?"

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  7. Slacker
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    supabonbon said:


    /s been by the track yet?

    Not yet. Last word it was still closed to the public.

    Thanks for the reminder though; I need to email the keeper of the track
    for an update.

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    Slacker

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