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  1. Just wondering did you guys go, as the wind was murder today in Brisvegas,
    and it hasn't stopped yet.

  2. "Ben" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Just wondering did you guys go, as the wind was murder today in Brisvegas,
    and it hasn't stopped yet.

    It was a shocker today wasn't it? I had to bail on the ride, not because of
    the weather, but I'm glad I didn't go now!

    Adam

  3. Ben said:


    Just wondering did you guys go, as the wind was murder today in Brisvegas,
    and it hasn't stopped yet.

    I went MTBing in Daisy with LotteBum instead. She was very patient, and
    didn't aim her shotty at me ONCE (or more)!

    Tam

  4. Tam said:

    I went MTBing in Daisy with LotteBum instead. She was very patient, and
    didn't aim her shotty at me ONCE (or more)!

    Don't think that'll last too long. I have an arrangement with Abby.

    It was nice in the bush yesterday - plenty of shelter from that horrible wind.

    Lotte

  5. "Tamyka Bell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Ben said:


    Just wondering did you guys go, as the wind was murder today in
    Brisvegas,
    and it hasn't stopped yet.

    I went MTBing in Daisy with LotteBum instead. She was very patient, and
    didn't aim her shotty at me ONCE (or more)!

    Tam

    Oh, I get it now! Shotgun/shotty is a euphemism for quick wit, sharp tounge,
    and a predilection for speaking her mind, you should consider yourself
    fortunate Tam.

  6. Retrograded said:

    Oh, I get it now! Shotgun/shotty is a euphemism for quick wit, sharp tounge,
    and a predilection for speaking her mind,

    It is??

    Quoted message said:

    you should consider yourself fortunate Tam.

    Not at all. She didn't [censored] with me, so I didn't pull out the shotty.

    Speaking of me speaking my mind, I decided to voice my opinion on about men who drive like maniacs and the direct correlation between this and the size of their genitalia, on a mountainbike forum where they are a bit sensitive to generalisations such as those I frequently make. You should see the stir I've caused - put it this way, I now know the size of several members' genitals to within a milimetre and it's not looking good. The threat has even been put down that my posts will be deleted.

    Haw haw!

    Lotte

  7. Retrograded said:


    "Tamyka Bell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Ben said:


    Just wondering did you guys go, as the wind was murder today in
    Brisvegas,
    and it hasn't stopped yet.

    I went MTBing in Daisy with LotteBum instead. She was very patient, and
    didn't aim her shotty at me ONCE (or more)!

    Tam

    Oh, I get it now! Shotgun/shotty is a euphemism for quick wit, sharp tounge,
    and a predilection for speaking her mind, you should consider yourself
    fortunate Tam.

    Er no, a shotty is a shotty. Actually there was about a 1/2 hour time
    loss when we stopped by the quarry and chatted about weapon systems...

    Tam

  8. LotteBum said:


    Retrograded said:

    Oh, I get it now! Shotgun/shotty is a euphemism for quick wit, sharp


    tounge,

    Quoted message said:

    and a predilection for speaking her mind,

    It is??

    Quoted message said:

    you should consider yourself fortunate Tam.

    Not at all. She didn't [censored] with me, so I didn't pull out the shotty.

    Speaking of me speaking my mind, I decided to voice my opinion on about
    men who drive like maniacs and the direct correlation between this and
    the size of their genitalia, on a mountainbike forum where they are a
    bit sensitive to generalisations such as those I frequently make. You
    should see the stir I've caused - put it this way, I now know the size
    of several members' genitals to within a milimetre and it's not looking
    good. The threat has even been put down that my posts will be deleted.

    Haw haw!

    Lotte

    --
    LotteBum

    was that on mtbdirt?

  9. "LotteBum" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Retrograded said:

    Oh, I get it now! Shotgun/shotty is a euphemism for quick wit, sharp


    tounge,

    Quoted message said:

    and a predilection for speaking her mind,

    It is??

    Quoted message said:

    you should consider yourself fortunate Tam.

    Not at all. She didn't [censored] with me, so I didn't pull out the shotty.

    Speaking of me speaking my mind, I decided to voice my opinion on about
    men who drive like maniacs and the direct correlation between this and
    the size of their genitalia, on a mountainbike forum where they are a
    bit sensitive to generalisations such as those I frequently make. You
    should see the stir I've caused - put it this way, I now know the size
    of several members' genitals to within a milimetre and it's not looking
    good. The threat has even been put down that my posts will be deleted.

    Hahahaha, nice one. I can't believe that you've caused a stir with one of
    your generalisations!! I guess the generalisation you're referring to is;
    men drive big cars to compensate for their undersized genitalia?

    How would you relate this to a mountainbiking scenario, those with more
    travel and/or dual suspension are trying to compensate? Those riders of
    hardtails with very little travel are really "packing it"? This is obviously
    a touchy subject for those who have responded with the size of their wedding
    tackle, are they validating your generalisation??

    Quoted message said:


    Haw haw!

    Lotte

    --
    LotteBum

  10. Tamyka wrote:

    was that on mtbdirt?

    It sure was. They're a sensitive lot. I love stirring them. I once started a multiple page flame fest there. It went for something like 30 pages! It was great.

    Retrograded wrote:

    Hahahaha, nice one. I can't believe that you've caused a stir with one of
    your generalisations!! I guess the generalisation you're referring to is;
    men drive big cars to compensate for their undersized genitalia?

    Although I feel that this rings true, my generalisation was more along the lines of men driving like d!ckheads having small penises and how it's really just a turn-off. My other half did DH runs with a bunch of these fools last year before he sold his DH rig and the smallest guy of them all was the one to get the most cut up about it. I have a feeling he's hung like a church mouse. Cute.

    How would you relate this to a mountainbiking scenario, those with more
    travel and/or dual suspension are trying to compensate? Those riders of
    hardtails with very little travel are really "packing it"? This is obviously
    a touchy subject for those who have responded with the size of their wedding
    tackle, are they validating your generalisation??

    They sure are. It's quite frightening, really. The way I see it is if you have 2" of luncheon, why be ashamed of it when you can stand up and be proud of it. If you try to advertise yourself as someone who happens to be hung like an elephant, you're likely to end up with a woman with bits like a concrete mixer, and that's just not going to work is it? It'd be like throwing a sausage down a hallway.

    It's just very amusing to watch these guys get worked up over silly comments I make. It's such great fun, particularly on Mondays.

    Lotte

  11. LotteBum wrote:
    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    They sure are. It's quite frightening, really. The way I see it is if
    you have 2" of luncheon, why be ashamed of it when you can stand up and
    be proud of it. If you try to advertise yourself as someone who
    happens to be hung like an elephant, you're likely to end up with a
    woman with bits like a concrete mixer, and that's just not going to
    work is it? It'd be like throwing a sausage down a hallway.


    <snip>

    Quoted message said:

    LotteBum

    Oi!

    Stop making me wet my pants in the office!

    Tam

  12. "LotteBum" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Tamyka wrote:

    was that on mtbdirt?

    It sure was. They're a sensitive lot. I love stirring them. I once
    started a multiple page flame fest there. It went for something like
    30 pages! It was great.

    Retrograded wrote:

    Hahahaha, nice one. I can't believe that you've caused a stir with one
    of
    your generalisations!! I guess the generalisation you're referring to
    is;
    men drive big cars to compensate for their undersized genitalia?

    Although I feel that this rings true, my generalisation was more along
    the lines of men driving like d!ckheads having small penises and how
    it's really just a turn-off. My other half did DH runs with a bunch of
    these fools last year before he sold his DH rig and the smallest guy of
    them all was the one to get the most cut up about it. I have a feeling
    he's hung like a church mouse. Cute.

    <insert something appropriate here>

    Quoted message said:


    How would you relate this to a mountainbiking scenario, those with more
    travel and/or dual suspension are trying to compensate? Those riders of
    hardtails with very little travel are really "packing it"? This is
    obviously
    a touchy subject for those who have responded with the size of their
    wedding
    tackle, are they validating your generalisation??

    They sure are. It's quite frightening, really. The way I see it is if
    you have 2" of luncheon, why be ashamed of it when you can stand up and
    be proud of it. If you try to advertise yourself as someone who
    happens to be hung like an elephant, you're likely to end up with a
    woman with bits like a concrete mixer, and that's just not going to
    work is it? It'd be like throwing a sausage down a hallway.

    Hahahaha, thanks for that description.

    Quoted message said:


    It's just very amusing to watch these guys get worked up over silly
    comments I make. It's such great fun, particularly on Mondays.

    Lotte

    --
    LotteBum

  13. Tam wrote:

    Oi!

    Stop making me wet my pants in the office!

    Speaking of which, we should see if we can get sponsorship from Tena Lady! My auntie got some Tena Lady drink bottles from her work and gave each of my nephews one. They carry them with pride.

    LotteBum

  14. LotteBum said:


    Tam wrote:

    Oi!

    Stop making me wet my pants in the office!

    Speaking of which, we should see if we can get sponsorship from Tena
    Lady! My auntie got some Tena Lady drink bottles from her work and
    gave each of my nephews one. They carry them with pride.

    LotteBum

    --
    LotteBum

    My backside has been much photographed lately (unbeknownst to me until
    after the event) and I am thinking of selling the advertising space on my
    knicks and run tights. But I was more thinking "Prado" or "Rav 4" ... A
    friend is opening a bike shop soon!!!! 😄

    Tam

  15. Tam wrote:

    My backside has been much photographed lately (unbeknownst to me until
    after the event) and I am thinking of selling the advertising space on my
    knicks and run tights. But I was more thinking "Prado" or "Rav 4" ... A
    friend is opening a bike shop soon!!!! 😄

    Hahahah! That sounds like the type of car you could advertise on my butt. Speaking of which, people never take photos of my butt. Or maybe they do, but it would be out of sheer disbelief. No-one's butt wobbles the way mine does.

    Lotte (who used to ride one of those big cushy ladies seats which happened to be a 'Giant'.... and it was labelled across the back of the seat. That's what I call brilliant advertising)

  16. LotteBum said:


    Tam wrote:

    My backside has been much photographed lately (unbeknownst to me until
    after the event) and I am thinking of selling the advertising space on
    my
    knicks and run tights. But I was more thinking "Prado" or "Rav 4" ... A
    friend is opening a bike shop soon!!!! 😄

    Hahahah! That sounds like the type of car you could advertise on my
    butt. Speaking of which, people never take photos of my butt. Or
    maybe they do, but it would be out of sheer disbelief. No-one's butt
    wobbles the way mine does.

    Lotte (who used to ride one of those big cushy ladies seats which
    happened to be a 'Giant'.... and it was labelled across the back of the
    seat. That's what I call brilliant advertising)

    In one of the shots, I'd just but trackies on over my run tights, so
    they dacked me first. I'm telling you, prime advertising space.

    I was trying to follow your line but the way your [censored] was wobbling made
    it really tricky.

  17. Tam wrote:

    In one of the shots, I'd just but trackies on over my run tights, so
    they dacked me first. I'm telling you, prime advertising space.

    I agree wholeheartedly, but...... Tickets! Tickets!

    I was trying to follow your line but the way your [censored] was wobbling made
    it really tricky.

    Ai, you were 100m behind me! I would hardly call that trying to follow my line!

    LotteBum

  18. LotteBum said:


    Tam wrote:

    In one of the shots, I'd just but trackies on over my run tights, so
    they dacked me first. I'm telling you, prime advertising space.

    I agree wholeheartedly, but...... Tickets! Tickets!

    I was trying to follow your line but the way your [censored] was wobbling
    made
    it really tricky.

    Ai, you were 100m behind me! I would hardly call that trying to follow
    my line!

    LotteBum

    --
    LotteBum

    It took 100m for my brain-filtering to effectively smooth that wobble
    out the line, THAT's why I wasn't closer...

    Are you my ticket seller? I was just going to use ebay...

    Tam

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