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Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 22181363)
Uh....Say what now? Cuddebackville, NY. On a Monday. Not going to happen. I can stay up the road for half that. $50 if I want a riverfront site.
Individual Tent Site, No Hookups, Grass Tent Pad Forested Tent SiteVIEW DETAILSRESERVE KOA Select My Site (+$20.00) $81.00 avg/nightUp to 6 people.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 22181499)
Seems kind of steep for a tent site in Nowheresville.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 22181499)
Seems kind of steep for a tent site in Nowheresville.
I’ve stayed there twice before since it changed to a KOA. Both times on the expensive end, but $81 is nuts. I stayed there in ‘99 when it was a different franchise. Hurricane Floyd moved in over night. The next morning I saw a frog come out of the river looking for shelter. Asked about renting one of their cabins for shelter. The guy running the place said there was a two-night minimum. The woman working the office was embarrassed and called a motel a few miles down the road. As I was leaving, the guy saw me and radioed the office to tell the woman I could have a cabin (no electricity) for one night. Too late, jerk. Rode a couple of miles in the early bands of hurricane rain to a comfortable room with a TV. The motel owner even drove me to an open deli so I could get food and beer. |
TBT. During a 2014 fundraiser for some food bank. Look at those quads. I had been touring in Montana the previous month.
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
(Post 22181537)
Ya think? It’s not even during one of the large Russian festival weekends held there.
I’ve stayed there twice before since it changed to a KOA. Both times on the expensive end, but $81 is nuts. I stayed there in ‘99 when it was a different franchise. Hurricane Floyd moved in over night. The next morning I saw a frog come out of the river looking for shelter. Asked about renting one of their cabins for shelter. The guy running the place said there was a two-night minimum. The woman working the office was embarrassed and called a motel a few miles down the road. As I was leaving, the guy saw me and radioed the office to tell the woman I could have a cabin (no electricity) for one night. Too late, jerk. Rode a couple of miles in the early bands of hurricane rain to a comfortable room with a TV. The motel owner even drove me to an open deli so I could get food and beer. |
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 22181203)
Oy. Long day, yesterday, and still feeling wiped out this morning.
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Originally Posted by big john
(Post 22181554)
Did you help the frog?
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Originally Posted by big john
(Post 22181382)
OMG there is a guy in my club who does that. He's kinda Asperger-y in that he doesn't get social ques, doesn't know when to shut up and drones on about medical problems in his family or pets. Also, quite humorless.
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Y’all know I’m one of those guys. :o
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Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 22181499)
Seems kind of steep for a tent site in Nowheresville.
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 22181613)
Y’all know I’m one of those guys. :o
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Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 22181621)
No, I did not know that.
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 22181683)
See, I know for a fact that you were around for the endless dating issues.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 22181697)
Word vomit is different online from in person - reading is voluntary in a way that someone (sometimes literally) holding your elbow and running on at the mouth isn't.
Speaking of literally holding on, I once worked at a garage where the owner was an alcoholic (no surprise). Nice man, great boss but once he had a few (every day) he would start blathering on about something while backing me into a corner or a wall. He had been injured in Viet Nam and had a lot of work done on his face. He looked fine but when he got drunk he would spit and spray while talking. Yuck. His wife finally demanded he stop drinking and he did. I hope it stuck. I worked at a new car dealer where the service manager would get drunk every day at lunch. We would come to work in the morning and he was so helpful and nice, sending the porters to clean my stall, asking if there was anything I needed, etc. After lunch he was the opposite and would rage at us and scream and it was embarrassing. He ended up getting fired and I heard he dried out and got another job. |
Courtesy of Ray Maker, I just found out about the different map type settings on Strava, to help visualize power or speed or elevation, etc. It's a dumb little toy, but I like dumb little toys, and I just wish there was a way to make the a chosen map type the default, instead of having to change them for each activity.
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Originally Posted by big john
(Post 22181718)
lol @ word vomit. I used to call it verbal defecation.
Speaking of literally holding on, I once worked at a garage where the owner was an alcoholic (no surprise). Nice man, great boss but once he had a few (every day) he would start blathering on about something while backing me into a corner or a wall. He had been injured in Viet Nam and had a lot of work done on his face. He looked fine but when he got drunk he would spit and spray while talking. Yuck. His wife finally demanded he stop drinking and he did. I hope it stuck. |
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 22181748)
Courtesy of Ray Maker, I just found out about the different map type settings on Strava, to help visualize power or speed or elevation, etc. It's a dumb little toy, but I like dumb little toys, and I just wish there was a way to make the a chosen map type the default, instead of having to change them for each activity.
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Originally Posted by phrantic09
(Post 22181756)
I enjoy that new toy
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Uncontrollable talkers are particularly difficult on offshore races. Feeling your ass go numb and checking your watch every three minutes in the wet, windy, darkness is bad enough, but a garrulous mate going on and on about his wife's car insurance in the middle of the goddamn ocean can turn it into bizarre and exquisite torture.
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I tightened the laces on the skirt of the test saddle before my last ride. It was comfortable for the firt time since I got it, back in March.
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Welp, new Rapha purchase on the way. I wanted to replace those bibs that are quickly going see-through, and I saw that Rapha had some blue cargo bibs in stock. I've been wanting some not-black bibs and I've been wanting some cargo bibs, so I why the hell not?
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 22181683)
See, I know for a fact that you were around for the endless dating issues.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 22181762)
Uncontrollable talkers are particularly difficult on offshore races. Feeling your ass go numb and checking your watch every three minutes in the wet, windy, darkness is bad enough, but a garrulous mate going on and on about his wife's car insurance in the middle of the goddamn ocean can turn it into bizarre and exquisite torture.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 22181785)
I really wonder if and when I'd snap. I tend to politely tolerate **** like that for too long, but cornered like that, I might eventually get to the point where I'd say or do something hurtful.
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