Since we're talking slow sunday, did any of y'all slow riders see the Stranger's I Saw U this week?
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lovely ladies all on bikes
i saw you a couple sundays ago. you gave me a flyer for "slow sunday". you ladies were hot, and i mean all of you. ESPECIALLY the two blondes and two burnettes that i talked to. what i wouldnt give for a night alone with... all ten of you. im coming to the photobooth ride so i can get proof to show my friends how hot you slow sunday girls are.
When: Sunday, May 13, 2007
Where: Cal Anderson Park
I saw a: Woman
I am a: Woman
Date posted: Friday, June 1, 2007
Last week's was good, too. A woman was looking to "barrow" a bike polo'ers shirt and another wanted to make sweet love to a guy with a Gios hat.
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gsbarnes
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:43 am
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A couple more random notes:
Snohomish County has this belief that trail entrances off major streets should be blocked by chicanes, basically two 3/4 gate arms about 5' apart, which require you to make an 'S' maneuver to get through. I encountered these Saturday on the Interurban Trail (which sucks dead donkey dicks) in Everett and on the Centennial Trail. Fortunately, the Centennial Trail has fewer road crossings, and most of the chicanes have been negotiated enough times by other bikers that you can go around the chicanes on the side.
Jessica, that was Cassidy Lake we saw, not Lake Stevens.
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zuvembi
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 11:49 am
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gsbarnes wrote:
A couple more random notes:
Snohomish County has this belief that trail entrances off major streets should be blocked by chicanes, basically two 3/4 gate arms about 5' apart, which require you to make an 'S' maneuver to get through. I encountered these Saturday on the Interurban Trail (which sucks dead donkey dicks) in Everett and on the Centennial Trail. Fortunately, the Centennial Trail has fewer road crossings, and most of the chicanes have been negotiated enough times by other bikers that you can go around the chicanes on the side.
I really did grow to loathe those.
I had fun yesterday. I didn't quite make it to U Village by 5:30, but I did get there ahead of my wife.
I feel really nice and relaxed and sleepy today. I wonder if anyone would notice if I took a nap in my cube?
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jeff
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 12:00 pm
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[quote="abamfici"]Since we're talking slow sunday, did any of y'all slow riders see the Stranger's I Saw U this week?
Quote:
lovely ladies all on bikes
i saw you a couple sundays ago. you gave me a flyer for "slow sunday". you ladies were hot, and i mean all of you. ESPECIALLY the two blondes and two burnettes that i talked to. what i wouldnt give for a night alone with... all ten of you. im coming to the photobooth ride so i can get proof to show my friends how hot you slow sunday girls are.
When: Sunday, May 13, 2007
Where: Cal Anderson Park
I saw a: Woman
I am a: Woman
Date posted: Friday, June 1, 2007
This guy has zero chance in hell.
zuvembi
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 12:10 pm
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jeff wrote:
abamfici wrote:
Since we're talking slow sunday, did any of y'all slow riders see the Stranger's I Saw U this week?
Quote:
I saw a: Woman
I am a: Woman
This guy has zero chance in hell.
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piratemolly
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 12:27 pm
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zuvembi wrote:
gsbarnes wrote:
A couple more random notes:
Snohomish County has this belief that trail entrances off major streets should be blocked by chicanes, basically two 3/4 gate arms about 5' apart, which require you to make an 'S' maneuver to get through. I encountered these Saturday on the Interurban Trail (which sucks dead donkey dicks) in Everett and on the Centennial Trail. Fortunately, the Centennial Trail has fewer road crossings, and most of the chicanes have been negotiated enough times by other bikers that you can go around the chicanes on the side.
I really did grow to loathe those.
I had fun yesterday. I didn't quite make it to U Village by 5:30, but I did get there ahead of my wife.
I feel really nice and relaxed and sleepy today. I wonder if anyone would notice if I took a nap in my cube?
i like the barriers. it's really fun to spin along at 22mph then slow toa full stop to maneuver through the gates.
also, i shouldn't have been on a bike. i'm home sick today. after ditching you kids up north, i road around the lake to 520, and then road home from montlake. it was a nice day for a slow ride.
applesauche
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 1:37 pm
Joined: 08 Oct 2006Posts: 337Location: Capitol Hill
[quote="abamfici"]Since we're talking slow sunday, did any of y'all slow riders see the Stranger's I Saw U this week?
Quote:
lovely ladies all on bikes
i saw you a couple sundays ago. you gave me a flyer for "slow sunday". you ladies were hot, and i mean all of you. ESPECIALLY the two blondes and two burnettes that i talked to. what i wouldnt give for a night alone with... all ten of you. im coming to the photobooth ride so i can get proof to show my friends how hot you slow sunday girls are.
When: Sunday, May 13, 2007
Where: Cal Anderson Park
I saw a: Woman
I am a: Woman
Date posted: Friday, June 1, 2007
quote]
Eeew. As if Slow Sunday wasn't already the most degrading and stupid boring thing ever, this really seals the fucking disgusting deal for me as well.
piratemolly
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 1:49 pm
Joined: 25 Aug 2006Posts: 533Location: here, there, everywhere
[quote="applesauche"]
abamfici wrote:
Since we're talking slow sunday, did any of y'all slow riders see the Stranger's I Saw U this week?
Quote:
lovely ladies all on bikes
i saw you a couple sundays ago. you gave me a flyer for "slow sunday". you ladies were hot, and i mean all of you. ESPECIALLY the two blondes and two burnettes that i talked to. what i wouldnt give for a night alone with... all ten of you. im coming to the photobooth ride so i can get proof to show my friends how hot you slow sunday girls are.
When: Sunday, May 13, 2007
Where: Cal Anderson Park
I saw a: Woman
I am a: Woman
Date posted: Friday, June 1, 2007
quote]
Eeew. As if Slow Sunday wasn't already the most degrading and stupid boring thing ever, this really seals the fucking disgusting deal for me as well.
i had hoped for more miles on the rides. speed isn't always necessary. but... uhm, riding bikes... well, isn't it more than a few blocks? each to their own i guess.
jeff
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 1:56 pm
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Let us not forget our "club's" initial ride went all of .83 miles.
And for the record, it was a creepy woman not a creepy guy creepin' on the ladies. I stand corrected.
piratemolly
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 1:58 pm
Joined: 25 Aug 2006Posts: 533Location: here, there, everywhere
jeff wrote:
Let us not forget our "club's" initial ride went all of .83 miles.
And for the record, it was a creepy woman not a creepy guy creepin' on the ladies. I stand corrected.
point well said. i'm shocked it was said by you!
derrickito
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 2:12 pm
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jeff wrote:
Let us not forget our "club's" initial ride went all of .83 miles.
we stopped after .83 miles (on the second or third ride and picked the name from it) because it was pissing rain, but we kept going eventually and put on more that night. the very first ride we put on atleast 15 or 20 going out to alki and back
jeff
Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 2:27 pm
SOC pussyJoined: 05 May 2006Posts: 4501
derrickito wrote:
jeff wrote:
Let us not forget our "club's" initial ride went all of .83 miles.
we stopped after .83 miles (on the second or third ride and picked the name from it) because it was pissing rain, but we kept going eventually and put on more that night. the very first ride we put on atleast 15 or 20 going out to alki and back
Again, I stand corrected. Again.
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Posted: Mon Jun 11, 2007 2:46 pm
Joined: 07 Mar 2007Posts: 1691Location: the dirty south
that sounds like a fun ride. Unfortunately, Seattle urban golf was the day before, and I spent Sunday really really really really hung over.
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