As far as kegs: how about one IPA-ish stuff and one of PBR-ish stuff.
Really? One keg isn't enough?
From another thread.
Bo Ttorff wrote:
The keg had blown by the time I got there....
The group at Meg's opening was approximately Ben Country sized and based on when I left the keg was only serving for about 90 minutes.
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Monie wrote:
ethan wrote:
As far as kegs: how about one IPA-ish stuff and one of PBR-ish stuff.
Really? One keg isn't enough?
From another thread.
Bo Ttorff wrote:
The keg had blown by the time I got there....
also, from the MLK Weekend ski party, the <15 of us killed a keg a night.
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Just did the math, and yeah, two half barrels might be a bit much, since some folks dont drink much beer, or don't drink at all. And there's always a few liquor bottles in the mix too.
One half barrel + one qtr barrel should be fine though. Assuming 50 people (that's usually about what we have right?), that only comes to about 60 fl. oz. per person.
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We're going camping, not throwing a spring social on the frat-house lawn.
How about?:
One keg of something nicer, not PBR/Rainer/Oly; incentive to get there.
BYOB on other beer, with people refraining from getting glass containers due to their post-use haul-out weight.
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Rogelio wrote:
We're going camping, not throwing a spring social on the frat-house lawn.
How about?:
One keg of something nicer, not PBR/Rainer/Oly; incentive to get there.
BYOB on other beer, with people refraining from getting glass containers due to their post-use haul-out weight.
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derrickito wrote:
im putting bricks in all your panniers for making me read all this shit.
I'll put some of my lead dive weights in yours when you're not looking.
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i don't bring anything for you to weigh down.
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Lead dive weights, like regular lead weights, but shittier, dirtier, and with surlier service.
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Rogelio wrote:
Lead dive weights, like regular lead weights, but shittier, dirtier, and with surlier service.
In case you're difficient on salt, you can lick 'em
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And Ben claims that life with children will be different.
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the dreaded ben wrote:
you people are savages.
Ben, I'd love it if you could bring a fifth of Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban 12-year. Don't worry about the ice, I take it neat.
Here's some kebab drama for you. I looked into getting kebabs from home from a company that makes special marinades for lamb kebabs. They vacuum pack them, place them in dry ice and ship them so they're super tasty and fresh. Unfortunately, shipping for a $7.50/lb bag of kebabs meat and veggies from the east coast is approximately $11.50/lb, thus making kebabs for 60 around $200-300.
Instead, when I go to the east coast for college interviews, I'll put the dry iced kebab meat into my checked baggage. Then we'll have a Thursday night ride with kebabs.
That means you should start planning to bring normal S24O sustainment. Sorry all.
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Also,, I am bringing coffee. I figure about a lb. Should I bring my large french press, or small french press?
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Monie wrote:
ethan wrote:
As far as kegs: how about one IPA-ish stuff and one of PBR-ish stuff.
Really? One keg isn't enough?
Are you new here?
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caustic meatloaf wrote:
Also,, I am bringing coffee. I figure about a lb. Should I bring my large french press, or small french press?
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Chip McShoulder wrote:
caustic meatloaf wrote:
Also,, I am bringing coffee. I figure about a lb. Should I bring my large french press, or small french press?
Both, and two different kinds of coffee, please.
I'll be taking orders
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Topic: WE RIDE
WE RIDE: Like we do every week, except this is one of those extra awesome dry spring days. You've already had three other days to prep stuff. Quit playing with bike and camping stuff and go ride. Don't forget to stop by the post office on your way down to WLC and mail your Mom/Grandma/Sister her Mother's day card.
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Considering wimping out on the ride to break in the new van. I would have some room for gear/keg(s).
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IN OUR OUT? step up or step out.
the keg is already getting there. but we could use a car at the start uwajimaya spot, if you're in for sure, claim it. people will love you for driving their gear out. but do or do not, do not try, as yoda would say
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SickNickers wrote:
Considering wimping out on the ride to break in the new van. I would have some room for gear/keg(s).
Nick, HTFU and ride your bike with us. :)
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What do you guys think about a yellow helmet with one of the neon .83 shirts, and grey shorts? Too many colors, or can I pull it off?
Also, should I wear shorts with a 5", 7" or 9" inseam?
As far as accessorizing, full-finger or cutoff gloves?
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im not sure if i should play with the dog or not. what are other people planning on doing with the dog?
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axel wrote:
SickNickers wrote:
Considering wimping out on the ride to break in the new van. I would have some room for gear/keg(s).
Nick, HTFU and ride your bike with us. :)
Would love to ... however there are some external parties (including a very cute puppy) involved in this decision. Will try to commit one way or another by tonight.
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jeff wrote:
I like this new Sheriff Derrick troll.
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Chip McShoulder wrote:
I am not sure what socks to wear guys. 1/4 or full length? Maybe no-show?
What do you guys think about a yellow helmet with one of the neon .83 shirts, and grey shorts? Too many colors, or can I pull it off?
Also, should I wear shorts with a 5", 7" or 9" inseam?
As far as accessorizing, full-finger or cutoff gloves?
we already covered acceptable attire on Page 1 of the thread.
Gracie wrote:
J_Dada wrote:
derrickito wrote:
generally a wild camping area with no one around but us.
Mandatory outfits
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SickNickers wrote:
axel wrote:
SickNickers wrote:
Considering wimping out on the ride to break in the new van. I would have some room for gear/keg(s).
Nick, HTFU and ride your bike with us. :)
Would love to ... however there are some external parties (including a very cute puppy) involved in this decision. Will try to commit one way or another by tonight.
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I predict 10 pages by Saturday morning.
let's see how much we can piss off Derrick.
Congrats in advance, people!
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