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Parbs - who probably would
Parbs said:http://www.willyoumaketheleap.com/
Parbs - who probably would
Dunno about the gears side of things...I've kind of gone off brifters and probably can't afford it anyway (about to buy a house ffs!) I really like the brake calipers though.
Parbs said:http://www.willyoumaketheleap.com/
Parbs - who probably would
SRAM's contrived "We must have a full groupset" groupset? This has
already been discussed here 🙂
Resound said:Parbs said:http://www.willyoumaketheleap.com/
Parbs - who probably would
Dunno about the gears side of things...I've kind of gone off brifters
and probably can't afford it anyway (about to buy a house ffs!) I
really like the brake calipers though.
.... and I should throw away all my Shimano (Ultegra and 105) stuff and
Shimano-compatible tools and spare parts because?
On 2006-05-30, Parbs (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
Quoted message said:
==> This content requires the Macromedia Flash Player >= 8.
==>
==> Get Flash
Complete with handy link to adobe's flash plugin... for version 7 on
lunix. Thanks adobe for planned obsolecence and cross platform
support. Thanks a heap. (oh well, at least I take solace in the fact
that it's probably just the same as before, only more bloated. Much
like their acroread product. Fscking tools.).
--
TimC
Can't open /usr/share/games/fortunes/fortunes. Lid stuck on cookie jar.
Parbs said:http://www.willyoumaketheleap.com/
Parbs - who probably would
Depends on the pricing. I wouldn't pay more for this than the
equivalent Shimano or Campy, at least until they've been around a while
and proven themselves more durable or something.
Travis
In aus.bicycle on Wed, 31 May 2006 05:34:30 GMT
TimC said:
Complete with handy link to adobe's flash plugin... for version 7 on
lunix. Thanks adobe for planned obsolecence and cross platform
support. Thanks a heap. (oh well, at least I take solace in the fact
that it's probably just the same as before, only more bloated. Much
like their acroread product. Fscking tools.).
Which is why I won't be buying anything from St Kilda Cycles.
An entire website in flash. Bugger off.
Zebee
Zebee Johnstone said:In aus.bicycle on Wed, 31 May 2006 05:34:30 GMT
TimC said:
Complete with handy link to adobe's flash plugin... for version 7 on
lunix. Thanks adobe for planned obsolecence and cross platform
support. Thanks a heap. (oh well, at least I take solace in the fact
that it's probably just the same as before, only more bloated. Much
like their acroread product. Fscking tools.).Which is why I won't be buying anything from St Kilda Cycles.
An entire website in flash. Bugger off.
Zebee
SNAP: I did exactly what you and Tim did. Agree 100%.
OK, I admit that I use pdf format for sending formal documents. My only
excuse is that it is better than sending documents in some random dialect
of MS Word, and most of the MS-oriented world hasn't caught up with the
ISO/IEC 26300 open document format.
Cheers,
Vince
(Tim and Zebee will know what I am yabbering on about, but for anyone who
doesn't, you might want to visit www.openoffice.org)
Patrick Keogh said:Resound said:Parbs said:http://www.willyoumaketheleap.com/
Parbs - who probably would
Dunno about the gears side of things...I've kind of gone off brifters
and probably can't afford it anyway (about to buy a house ffs!) I
really like the brake calipers though.
... and I should throw away all my Shimano (Ultegra and 105) stuff and
Shimano-compatible tools and spare parts because?
Because I could make a really good home on my bicycle for those old
throw-aways.
....PLEASE... :-) :-)
Cheers,
Vince
Zebee Johnstone said:In aus.bicycle on Wed, 31 May 2006 05:34:30 GMT
TimC said:Complete with handy link to adobe's flash plugin... for version 7 on
lunix. Thanks adobe for planned obsolecence and cross platform
support. Thanks a heap. (oh well, at least I take solace in the fact
that it's probably just the same as before, only more bloated. Much
like their acroread product. Fscking tools.).Which is why I won't be buying anything from St Kilda Cycles.
An entire website in flash. Bugger off.
Zebee
To my utter horror I have to do an into and maybe an outro in flash in a
bit. Hopefully the thing actually saves right this time. Horrible
Zebee Johnstone said:An entire website in flash. Bugger off.
Zebee
The [censored]!
I bet they *gasp* use cookies too 😉
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