professorJoined: 21 Jun 2006Posts: 1565Location: central district
Anyone pick up a Dead Baby t-shirt? It was Dravis', but he was giving it to me because the contender number was 327. I set it on a chair and kept meaning to remember it, but didn't.
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Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2014 1:25 pm
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So bummed I missed this. I was on the other side of the globe on vacation. Honored to win the 2014 Best Newb title. :)
Hope someone clicked nice pics of the chelanigans.
Drain
Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2014 2:03 pm
Joined: 22 Feb 2010Posts: 902Location: Seattle
Drain wrote:
I could only make it to the Chelan, but here are my few pictures.
A special shot out to Joby - Patcher of Weird Flats, Orderer of Pizza and Hero to the People.
Anyone pick up a Dead Baby t-shirt? It was Dravis', but he was giving it to me because the contender number was 327. I set it on a chair and kept meaning to remember it, but didn't.
You're in good company. They had quite a few items in the back room when I went to pick up my bike last night:
Black ladies sweater, cycling cap (castelli?), DBD shirt, white ladies canvas purse, grey watch cap, red flannel shirt, puppy stocking (doubles as a hat), and prize bag(?) with a stem and some other bits inside.
I offered to take it all but gal said they'd prefer if the owning individuals came and picked up the items directly.
The first good news of the week... My hoodie! Thanks for the picture.
Thank goodness for small miracles.
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Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2014 5:25 pm
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Monie wrote:
but Donavan, did you find your keys?
No, my missing keys remain one of the great mysteries of the northwest.
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Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2014 8:34 pm
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Did anyone happen to pick up the pile? They are now unable to find my hoodie. Apparently the stuff might be locked up where only the owners can get to it but I keep forgetting to call early enough.
I'll try to remember to call early enough tomorrow. ..
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Charcharodon Megladon
Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2014 9:58 pm
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donavanm wrote:
Monie wrote:
but Donavan, did you find your keys?
No, my missing keys remain one of the great mysteries of the northwest.
donavanm wrote:
Thank you to whoever picked south along the duwamish for the fire
Thank you to shahan for the I5 hobo trail beers.
Thank you to blasdelf for the light to find my keys
No thanks to myself for dropping my keys in the hobo trail dirt and spending an hour and a half looking for them
WTF dude, get a caribiner.
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PicaManPanties
Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2014 8:16 am
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donavanm wrote:
dashap wrote:
Anyone pick up a Dead Baby t-shirt? It was Dravis', but he was giving it to me because the contender number was 327. I set it on a chair and kept meaning to remember it, but didn't.
You're in good company. They had quite a few items in the back room when I went to pick up my bike last night:
Black ladies sweater, cycling cap (castelli?), DBD shirt, white ladies canvas purse, grey watch cap, red flannel shirt, puppy stocking (doubles as a hat), and prize bag(?) with a stem and some other bits inside.
I offered to take it all but gal said they'd prefer if the owning individuals came and picked up the items directly.
Gah! that's my cycling cap! I'll be attending this thursday if you could bring it? if not, pm me & we'll figure something out.
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Windsphere
Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2014 1:50 pm
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Thank you everyone for a great Christmapocalypse Chrisdaster. Kudos to the orginizers and helpers and a Thank You to Joby for the pizza. The Chrisdaster bike card are spectacular. To all Happy Saint-End-Day and a New Year of "Ride Bikes".
donavanm
Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2014 4:04 pm
Joined: 14 Jun 2012Posts: 1342
Charcharodon Megladon wrote:
WTF dude, get a caribiner.
Actually the they had a retention lanyard and snaphook already! This time I kept loaning them out for people deeper in the bike pile to unlock themselves.
PicaManPanties wrote:
I'll be attending this thursday if you could bring it?
Thats a negatory ghost rider. All that stuff was still at the chelan as of sunday eve.
Also I ended up with some blue scrubs botttoms somehow. I think they were used to wrap a gift on the table maybe? If you want them back let me know.
jimmythefly
Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2014 12:28 pm
Joined: 10 Jan 2007Posts: 1491
donavanm wrote:
Monie wrote:
but Donavan, did you find your keys?
No, my missing keys remain one of the great mysteries of the northwest.
SOLVED!
I have them. I will PM you, I also left a phone message for you at what I think is your number.
joeball
Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2014 1:21 pm
Joined: 24 Jul 2005Posts: 6037Location: Ether
Ha, you'd think we could have had this down by now.
When you lock up in a bike pile lock to another lock, not a frame. This way you can always unlock your own bike with only your key.
dashap
Posted: Fri Dec 26, 2014 4:23 pm
professorJoined: 21 Jun 2006Posts: 1565Location: central district
Stopped by the Chelan this afternoon to pick up my left-behind item; there's still a big bag of stuff to be claimed. If you are procrastinating when to do so, one of the lovely staff members, Shauna, suggested that an excellent time to visit the Chelan is on New Year's Day, around noon (and early afternoon.) She said that it's an amazing party, best day of the year, with everyone hungover and festive. Sounds like an excellent pre-prefunk.
Also, they are the best there; Scott, the manager, was delighted to hear that we had a fine time on Saturday, and no one seemed to mind at all that we had a lot of fun.
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