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Aaron
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:13 pm Reply with quote
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Did you kittenbitches (?!?) ride tonight? I did and it was nice, but man, it got cold after a while with the rain. Fall is here!
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Rogelio
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:18 pm Reply with quote
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The double fire was nice until it attracted Derrick's new drunken stalker hobo, and actually that wasn't bad until he got violent and punched the Henry in the face. =)

You missed a lot of steamy ass and crotchular areas.

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jeff
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:28 pm Reply with quote
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Just got homez.

Soaked.

Damn good fun.

FUCK THAT HOBO!

CHANGEXs

Jellp ShoytXXZWS?!
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Seven
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:28 pm Reply with quote
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oh man, the fire was soooo nice. I didn't want to leave, especially once we knocked out Derrick's new friend with the sauce. But god damn I was glad I didn't have to ride home, thanks again Rogelio.
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Rogelio
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:31 pm Reply with quote
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Rogelio's Gypsy Taxi: Taking kiddies to CapHill when I feel like it.

We don't take cash or credit so:

"You know the rules of the road."

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derrickito
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:35 pm Reply with quote
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Seriously, if you want a hobo to stop bothering you, LET him chug a bottle of johnny powers until hes had his fill. he'll get stabby for a minute or two, but after that hes tame like a kitten.
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J
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:39 pm Reply with quote
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Man I got two flats on the way home and had to flag down my ever patient and loving friends on the hill to bail my ass out...retarded ending to a great ride. Stood out in the rain bullshitting. I love you goof-nuts.

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Aaron
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:39 pm Reply with quote
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Where was the fire?

Derrick and hobos. Awesome!
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J
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:40 pm Reply with quote
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Assworks Park...

...hobo stole my Red Stripe!

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jeff
Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:55 pm Reply with quote
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derrickito wrote:
Seriously, if you want a hobo to stop bothering you, LET him chug a bottle of johnny powers until hes had his fill. he'll get stabby for a minute or two, but after that hes tame like a kitten.


As tame as a face down kitten, drunk with desperation.
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vaticdart
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 12:00 am Reply with quote
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Home safe and sound. Ah, what a splendid evening! Booze, fire, hobos, rain, rain and then more rain.

The flask did a very good job holding and dispensing the Wild Turkey. And I learned an important lesson tonight: having cigarettes will gain you friends and acquaintances, having good unfiltered cigarettes will make people fucking worship you.

Not that that kept Ben and whoever else I took off with from smoking my ass going down Meridian on the way home, but I'm a total weenie about riding downhill at night still.

Now I must remove my soggy shoes and crawl into bed.

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roja
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 12:56 am Reply with quote
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Gasworks? Multiple fires? Violent Red Stripe-stealing strangers?!
God damn it, I knew I shouldn't have buckled for that fever... and hot chocolate and good book..
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lantius
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 1:07 am Reply with quote
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i <3 the knarr. i am both sad and glad that i made btah uncomfortable (sexually) at changes, too bad he missed out on the end of the night. advice was given, and stories were told.

winter is here but this was the wussiest it is allowed to get. if you thought tonight's ride was great and the perfect plan, start shopping for a trainer. .83 doesn't bow down to the weather, and you better be expecting to ride 25-plus miles in this kind of rain and cold without a stop for food or drink if you want to keep it real.
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pete jr
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 1:11 am Reply with quote
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I am waiting for a bus because I am incredibly lame and weak, and I am sad I missed the gypsy taxi.

A fool's errand this has been!
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roja
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 1:16 am Reply with quote
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lantius wrote:
...this was the wussiest it is allowed to get. if you thought tonight's ride was great and the perfect plan, start shopping for a trainer. .83 doesn't bow down to the weather, and you better be expecting to ride 25-plus miles in this kind of rain and cold without a stop for food or drink if you want to keep it real.




^ Most hardcore thing I've ever heard Lee say, ever.
For the next damp ride I say we make him go the 25 on a trainer in the rain. Ideally, in front of Changes, where I hear they appreciate a good, wet t-shirt.
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DJStroky
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 1:17 am Reply with quote
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pete jr wrote:
I am waiting for a bus because I am incredibly lame and weak, and I am sad I missed the gypsy taxi.

A fool's errand this has been!


Bummer, next 49 to capitol hill is at 02:50. Say hi to Daryl the ave rat for me if you see him.

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pete jr
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 2:39 am Reply with quote
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ah, but the 43 was my pal.
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Chris
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 5:28 am Reply with quote
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I biked home (downtown!) and got thoroughly drenched. I think that rain gear of some sort is definitely in order.
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surlykat
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 6:42 am Reply with quote
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Chris wrote:
I biked home (downtown!) and got thoroughly drenched. I think that rain gear of some sort is definitely in order.


Welcome to Seattle. (Says she who has no fenders or rain pants. We'll see who's soaked and sarcastic tonight after Mass.)

I made it home in one piece... cold and wet never felt so warm and cozy. I'm going to go pass out for several hours, since sleep on a redeye flight is never good sleep (i had a dream that the plane was flying below tree-level in the mountains and then had to go sideways through a suspension bridge longways and then pull straight up doing several g's, and the flight attendant was narrating the whole thing with "oh they really hate this part, hold on folks" and "phew! thank god our captain passed flight school" which was doing nothing but making the passengers more uneasy. oh and then we landed in the rainforest and had to build a fire and it almost came to the point of drawing straws to see who got eaten first. then i woke up and realized i was just 35,000 feet over the pacific, not stranded in the mountains of northern california).

see you dickwads at 1700 at WLC.
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n_claw
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 6:49 am Reply with quote
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Chris wrote:
I biked home (downtown!) and got thoroughly drenched. I think that rain gear of some sort is definitely in order.


rain gear is for non-natives! and people who don't want to arrive home with clothing that weighs 8 times its usual...

i biked home from gasworks & the bread dumpster, laughing all the way, to Beacon Hill after waiting with J for her emergency pick-up after she got not one but two flats at the same time. arrived home drenched and disorderly, in time to drip ashen water all over my house, take a final swig of tequila from my cabinet, wash up, and sleep for a few hours before careening off to work this morning.

thank god for gatorade and a corner-store burrito, which have the powers to heal all ills, including however many hobo-germs i encountered swigging down that Powers.
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TrikerTrev
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:04 am Reply with quote
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mmmm...hobo germs!

speaking of which, thanks Derrick for stopping by the Stone(d) Way traffic count and offering us the backwash fruit liquor (and almost getting pwnd by a dumptruck in the process), tuesday nights riders slobber nevar tasted so yummy in my tummy.

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keyholefish
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:09 am Reply with quote
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lantius wrote:
.83 doesn't bow down to the weather, and you better be expecting to ride 25-plus miles in this kind of rain and cold without a stop for food or drink if you want to keep it real.


Riding 25+ miles without a stop for food or drink is the only way to enjoy / survive that rain and cold. And learn how to pee on the bike without slowing down, with clothes that weight 8 times normal.

When your socks start getting crunchy with ice, inside of shoes and booties, then, it is time to stop and warm up.

I'll be working downtown soon, so I should start seeing you MBs more often.
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henry
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:14 am Reply with quote
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Lee's right that was some bullshit, we should have gone to Richmond Beach.

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SeditiousCanary
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 7:27 am Reply with quote
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lantius wrote:
.83 doesn't bow down to the weather, and you better be expecting to ride 25-plus miles in this kind of rain and cold without a stop for food or drink if you want to keep it real.

I'll say. My first few rides were all 30 miles plus, colder, and had more rain than last night. Hell, I took trash out last night wearing jeans and a t-shirt and paused to ponder how nice it was outside. I personaly look forward to the colder months as we tend to ride and drink more.
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laura
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:16 am Reply with quote
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keyholefish wrote:
And learn how to pee on the bike without slowing down


holy snap! That's awesome. I never considered being wet from rain as a free pass to pee. Can't wait.
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jeff
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:21 am Reply with quote
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henry wrote:
Lee's right that was some bullshit, we should have gone to Richmond Beach.


We probably could have, but we spent most of the night waiting for someone to finish up their tater tots.
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laura
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:24 am Reply with quote
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jeff wrote:
We spent most of the night waiting for someone to finish up their tater tots.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Rogelio
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:53 am Reply with quote
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jeff wrote:
henry wrote:
Lee's right that was some bullshit, we should have gone to Richmond Beach.


We probably could have, but we spent most of the night waiting for someone to finish up their mexi-fries.


Not that anything is appropriately labeled in the place. They're not taking liberties with the naming convention so much as haphazardly labeling shit and undermining my peoples' food by referring to it as something completely different.

How about I move to Japan and start up an American restaurant where hamburgers are "hot dogs," hot dogs are "corn dogs," "Mac n' Cheez" is mashed potatoes with orange crap on top, you can get the "Freedomburger w/ Cheese": two glorious long, meat patties on pita bread, both slathered in thick nacho cheese sauce, with no option for a regular Freedomburger sans cheese, and we'll serve "Ameri-fries" which will be tater tots. Workers will have to wear blue jeans and a white polo.

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Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:56 am Reply with quote
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Sir, your business plan intrigues me and I would like to subscribe to your shareholder's report.
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Rogelio
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:59 am Reply with quote
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I'll do it in China too, profit margins will be less but I can use it as a supply chain for inexpensive goods which would assist with general overhead. The food will be so marginally American that it'll be acceptable to drop chains everywhere. Of course then I'll have to change the "Freedomburger w/ Cheese" to "Peoples'burger Deluxe" (because cheese product may be reallocated for different regions and replaced with special sauce); whatever helps the bottom line.

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n_claw
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 9:01 am Reply with quote
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Rogelio wrote:
jeff wrote:
henry wrote:
Lee's right that was some bullshit, we should have gone to Richmond Beach.


We probably could have, but we spent most of the night waiting for someone to finish up their mexi-fries.


Not that anything is appropriately labeled in the place. They're not taking liberties with the naming convention so much as haphazardly labeling shit and undermining my peoples' food by referring to it as something completely different.

How about I move to Japan and start up an American restaurant where hamburgers are "hot dogs," hot dogs are "corn dogs," "Mac n' Cheez" is mashed potatoes with orange crap on top, you can get the "Freedomburger w/ Cheese": two glorious long, meat patties on pita bread, both slathered in thick nacho cheese sauce, with no option for a regular Freedomburger sans cheese, and we'll serve "Ameri-fries" which will be tater tots. Workers will have to wear blue jeans and a white polo.


i don't subscribe to mutant scarf-speakers.
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brandonallamerican
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 9:11 am Reply with quote
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well im going to the doctor today for my shoulder. that spill hurt me pretty bad

i hope to god im ok for mass and the midnight race

i might just do the midnight race and get way dead last (not that i wouldnt get dead last anyway)

wish me luck!
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SeditiousCanary
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 9:40 am Reply with quote
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So it's getting to be that time of year for rain. If anyone wants to have a fender party, I'm game. I'll be hitting the rubber dumpster and getting mud flap stock. Let me know if you have a prefered date, or if I should stop offering to help.
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n_claw
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 9:46 am Reply with quote
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SeditiousCanary wrote:
So it's getting to be that time of year for rain. If anyone wants to have a fender party, I'm game. I'll be hitting the rubber dumpster and getting mud flap stock. Let me know if you have a prefered date, or if I should stop offering to help.


for sure, it's on.

NOT tuesdays count as a preference?

i can bring my shitty adhesive reflective tape for all your custom detailing needs. why? because every fender needs a set of alien eyes!

Wednesdays usually seem nice...

edit: weekend of 12th-14th looks good, too.


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laura
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SeditiousCanary wrote:
So it's getting to be that time of year for rain. If anyone wants to have a fender party, I'm game. I'll be hitting the rubber dumpster and getting mud flap stock. Let me know if you have a prefered date, or if I should stop offering to help.


I'm game. Weekend of Oct 12-14 works great ...
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vaticdart
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 9:54 am Reply with quote
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Rogelio wrote:
I'll do it in China too, profit margins will be less but I can use it as a supply chain for inexpensive goods which would assist with general overhead. The food will be so marginally American that it'll be acceptable to drop chains everywhere. Of course then I'll have to change the "Freedomburger w/ Cheese" to "Peoples'burger Deluxe" (because cheese product may be reallocated for different regions and replaced with special sauce); whatever helps the bottom line.


I've heard they have "American" food in Hong Kong where everything is served with egg noodles and has ox tail in it. Mm-mm!

My defense for being one of the sinners to partake of the unholy WaMex is that A.) I was hungry B. ) I was fucking hungry C. ) I wasn't hungry at Westlake Center, and D.) The slice of pizza I had before I left for Westlake from Ballard left me somewhere in Queen Anne or on 15th Ave.

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TrikerTrev
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 9:58 am Reply with quote
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ya know i saw a guy last night with a kewl fender idea.

He used some sort of plastic (coroplast or something like it) and cut in into a large "+" shape. two of the sides were bent and drilled to fix to the axle and the other 2 sired were bent to the curve of the wheel. that was it!

it was a damn cool idea. Not sure where folks would find pieces of flat, heavy gauge plastic, but it looked sharp.

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TrikerTrev wrote:

it was a damn cool idea. Not sure where folks would find pieces of flat, heavy gauge plastic, but it looked sharp.


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TrikerTrev
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heh, score one for free coroplast!

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brandonallamerican wrote:
i might just do the midnight race and get way dead last (not that i wouldnt get dead last anyway)

wish me luck!


you'd be surprised at the competition for DFL. probably because the prize is pretty sweet.
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