Hello... I'm a noob to biking and .83. Any suggestions on days and times for easy riding till I get more acclimated?
Just looking for good fun and casual riding group.
Thanks!
Bike = Univega Alpina 504
mork the delayer
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Are you from Athens?
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Syntagma
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Nope from Baltimore... but been living here too long to say it.
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Are you a single lady with other ladyfriends? Have you met Chase?
He's a heck of a catch!
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mork the delayer
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 1:38 pm
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Syntagma wrote:
Nope from Baltimore... but been living here too long to say it.
Syntagma is in Athens.
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Syntagma
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 1:43 pm
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mork the delayer wrote:
Syntagma wrote:
Nope from Baltimore... but been living here too long to say it.
Syntagma is in Athens.
syntagma - a syntactic string of words that forms a part of some larger syntactic unit (EXAMPLE, a syntgama of "tree".... roots, branch, leaf, green, oxygen, bark, ect)
langston
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Syntagma wrote:
mork the delayer wrote:
Syntagma wrote:
Nope from Baltimore... but been living here too long to say it.
Syntagma is in Athens.
syntagma - a syntactic string of words that forms a part of some larger syntactic unit (EXAMPLE, a syntgama of "tree".... roots, branch, leaf, green, oxygen, bark, ect)
meet my coworker Josh. He builds a mean spreadsheet. Josh, sorry if I'm outting your prematurley here.
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Syntagma
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meet my coworker Josh. He builds a mean spreadsheet. Josh, sorry if I'm outting your prematurley here.[/quote]
Nope :) ... good to go! Though I'm seeing little cells everywhere and stuck on ACD.
Guess I should have stated my name on the original post. :)
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Sweeney wrote:
key lime wrote:
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$10 buys a helluva good bottle of pinot noir at TJ's - or so - at least my ongoing research sez
I have $10 and wouldn't mind some pinot... let's do a TJs ride with Pinot and a little sunset in the mix...
on the cheap good booze front, the Red Apple on 23rd & Jackson has 650ML of Snow Cap for $1.99/each, and Abyss for $3.99. All of the craft big size beers are cheap, under $5 each. And they had Jolly Roger sixers for a good price and in stock.
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the abyss for $4/bottle?
langston
Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 9:37 am
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lantius wrote:
the abyss for $4/bottle?
I went in for TP and a beer, walked out with $30 in beer. I have to check my receipt but it was ridiculously cheap.
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Syntagma
Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 9:40 am
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tehschkott wrote:
Can you re-register with a monosylabic username that's easy to remember and use? Thx!
You can call me Josh if it's easier for you. Or you may want to check out this amazing website http://www.hookedonphonics.com... it's got pretty pictures too. LOL j/k ;
I'm thinking the Tuesday and Thursday rides would be the best to start with. My original thought was Kirkland and back (from Ballard), but I'd like to explore other options too.
I'll keep my posts limited to responses only as I've recently realized I haven't earned more just yet. Thanks.
henry
Posted: Wed Dec 23, 2009 9:40 am
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langston wrote:
I went in for TP and a beer
That's a single dude's shopping list if ever i heard one.
daywalkerJoined: 09 Nov 2007Posts: 6108Location: Hatertown
Syntagma wrote:
I'm thinking the Tuesday and Thursday rides would be the best to start with. My original thought was Kirkland and back (from Ballard), but I'd like to explore other options too.
I don't think any of us would recommend either of those rides.
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