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Addiction LXXVII

Old 02-12-20, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
I'd rather not post directly. IMO it doesn't take much imagination.
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...0285b1a5_k.jpg
Wow that is fairly explicit IMO. Although I suppose you see what you want to see.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Thanks. Is there a bunker there? Otherwise, it seems like a cold place to escape to. I've been told that heat kills the virus.
Google built a bunker in Boulder.


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I have to go to a stupid meeting tonight for work. It’s at a country club (yuck). I am currently wearing jeans and T shirt. Looks like they have a stupid dress code so must change before heading out. Sad!
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Well, it looks like I just booked a super last minute trip to NYC for next week. Work stuff. But I'll be staying near Union Square and far away from my favorite bagel place. Any recommendations for bagels or pizza in Lower Manhattan?
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We could also take bets on how long it takes for me to get kicked out of the Rapha store if I go in and practice my bottle spin on every available bottle.
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Originally Posted by WalksOn2Wheels
We could also take bets on how long it takes for me to get kicked out of the Rapha store if I go in and practice my bottle spin on every available bottle.
Well, since they don't have any bottles, you won't get kicked out.
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In a condo in Nashville with horizontal rain. Oh, well, it’s snowing 5-6” accumulation by midnight at home so there’s that.
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Originally Posted by WalksOn2Wheels
Well, it looks like I just booked a super last minute trip to NYC for next week. Work stuff. But I'll be staying near Union Square and far away from my favorite bagel place. Any recommendations for bagels or pizza in Lower Manhattan?
I've not been there in years but Kat's Delicatessen on Houston St. is a classic NY Jewish deli, been around since 1888. You can get awesome sandwiches and I would be surprised if their bagels were not award winning also. It would be a 10 block walk but worth it if you have some free time. https://ny.eater.com/2019/8/28/20829...w-pastrami-nyc
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Originally Posted by whyfi
i like bleu cheese. I like mustard. Together, though, it sounds like... Eesh.
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
In a condo in Nashville with horizontal rain.
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The real beauty of the hot weather we have here is that the evenings are simply delightful. Right now it's a perfect 87°A, with a light breeze and very low humidity. Did I say delightful?
I'll be heading to the airport, shortly, to pick up the next round of visitors. Mala comunicación between my wife and I means she has the car at the beach and we had to hire a neighbor for the airport pickup. She freely admitted her attention span is close to nil. I can vouch for that. And she has tunnel vision too.
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I've been racking my brain to put up something that has noting to do with cycling. Finally inspiration found me based on my life in the deep South - a New Orleans funeral. Putting a smile on people instead of a frown is a worthy goal. Ain't no place like N'olins.

As a bonus and because I like dixiland/blues, for your enjoyment, I hope;
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Originally Posted by berner
I've been racking my brain to put up something that has noting to do with cycling. Finally inspiration found me based on my life in the deep South - a New Orleans funeral. Putting a smile on people instead of a frown is a worthy goal. Ain't no place like N'olins. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EG6KH905cGU
Coincidentally, we played this last night.

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taken the mrs to berrets tomorrow night to celebrate valentine’s day. Looks pretty tasty.
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Originally Posted by berner
I've not been there in years but Kat's Delicatessen on Houston St. is a classic NY Jewish deli, been around since 1888. You can get awesome sandwiches and I would be surprised if their bagels were not award winning also. It would be a 10 block walk but worth it if you have some free time. https://ny.eater.com/2019/8/28/20829...w-pastrami-nyc
It’s Katz’s, but yes indeed! It was a feature of my childhood.
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
That's the theory behind the business: Stock a relatively limited number of products, but make them good quality. The belief is that you shouldn't need a choice of 7 different brands of Dijon mustard or 20 different types of soup to have a quality shopping experience. They recently opened a new place on Arch Street, not that far from my office and close to the Reading Terminal. I can go at lunch. The other one in town is not on my route home and not in a direction I would go during lunch. it also gets insanely crowded, especially before a snow storm. One year I went a day before an impeding storm and there was a long line just to get into the damn store. No thanks.
If I were single, I’d do a lot of shopping in the Annapolis store.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
So I'm out at the garden center with the wife and kids and I just saw the most hilariously inappropriate Virgin Mary-esque garden statue ever.
Those statues or rather the little shelters or bathtubs or whatever they it is they stand in, are said to be intentionally yonic, as are the rose windows in cathedrals. It’s a mother goddess cult, NTTAWWT.
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Originally Posted by WalksOn2Wheels
Well, it looks like I just booked a super last minute trip to NYC for next week. Work stuff. But I'll be staying near Union Square and far away from my favorite bagel place. Any recommendations for bagels or pizza in Lower Manhattan?
There is very good pizza with a wonderfully thin crust and great stuff on top, few blocks east of Union Sq. at 2nd Ave and 18th St. The place is called “Posto” and I think they also have a bit of a wine bar. Bagels are the same everywhere.
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Modern rigs (and hull shapes) are incomparably easier to manage, far more powerful, and go upwind efficiently. The physics is the same, but the difference is much more than a matter of scale. It took huge skill and manpower to make those old ****boxes go anywhere.
I was watching this, which is meh at best. It does beg the question, though: when you've sailed with a crew, do you sing songs to pass the time?

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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
I was watching this, which is meh at best. It does beg the question, though: when you've sailed with a crew, do you sing songs to pass the time?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAdv7l-mfp8
I would imagine they did.
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I would imagine they did.
Not "they," MoAlpha .
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
I was watching this, which is meh at best. It does beg the question, though: when you've sailed with a crew, do you sing songs to pass the time?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAdv7l-mfp8
Only to annoy my daughter.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
Only to annoy my daughter.
That's too bad, the sound kind of catchy--unless someone like me tried to sing them.

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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Well, since they don't have any bottles, you won't get kicked out.
They kinda do have bottles? I bought some there aboit a year ago.
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