Pretty damn decent guy, if you ask me

Ah. I didn't know any of them other than the 33 and 41.

I'll be at 3k in a couple week or so, but the bigger milestone, to me, is that the Cervelo will be passing the Domane... probably tomorrow. I must have *really* been a lazy bum with the Domane.

Just like this.


https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...420cfb436b.png

Kudos.

Not until now.

fifm

I'm wearing Jorts.
#Trendsetter

Still feel off. Made sure I got plenty of sleep, been drinking a lot of fluids. Stayed away from my bike today.
Went to the farm and mucked some stalls, we were the only ones there so the trainer let me wife try riding and then gave Amelia some saddle time.

Felt weak before I started mucking, but during I felt okay.

Could I really be recovering from last week still? Doesn’t seem possible.

Monday's a holiday?

Sounds like a serious condition. Seek help.

What is significant about July 2nd?

We had our 4th of July dinner today: Hot dogs, potato salad, beans, and spinach salad.

Nice helmet.

It's National Anisette Day! :bday: :bday: :bday:

https://nationaldaycalendar.com/nati...te-day-july-2/

Best get to the liquor store before they sell out.

Yup.

Plenty else to celebrate Monday it seems:

July 2nd Celebrated (and Not So Celebrated) History

1881

At the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Station in Washington, D.C., Charles J. Guiteau shoots President James A. Garfield in the back. The President would die a long and painful death months later.

1938

Amelia Earhart and her navigator Frederick Noonan disappeared over the Pacific Ocean near Howland Island in her attempt to fly around the world.

1962

Sam Walton opens the first Wal-Mart store in Rogers, Arkansas.

1964

Lyndon B. Johns signs the 1964 Civil Rights Act outlawing discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin.

1979

The U.S. issues the Susan B. Anthony coin. The one-dollar coin is the first to honor a woman on its face.

July 2nd Celebrated (and Not So Celebrated) Birthdays

Thurgood Marshall – 1908

The grandson of a slave, ThurgoodMarshall became the first African American Supreme Court Justice. Leading up to his nomination, Marshall prevailed in Brown v. Board of Education resulting in the end of school segregation. He was named Chief Counsel to the NAACP where the attorney was legal counsel for civil rights cases. President John F. Kennedy appointed Marshall to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit followed by a 1965 appointment by President Lyndon Johnson to the office of U.S. Solicitor General. In 1967, he was nominated to the Supreme Court.

Medgar Evers – 1925

World War II veteran and civil rights activist, Medgar Evers, is most noted for his efforts to desegregate the University of Mississippi. He was murdered by Byron De La Beckwith in 1963.

Richard Petty – 1937

Known as The King in the NASCAR world, Richard Petty began racing when he was 21 years old. Petty, along with Dale Earnhardt and Jimmie Johnson, has won the NASCAR championship seven times. He was inducted into the NASCAR Hall of Fame in 2010.

Because Thursday was a holiday, and who wants to go back for a single day of work, unless you have issues, like DougRNS?

Sunday is brisket day.

Site updates are incomplete. The in-site links still have the old sub-forum addresses.

Thursday was not a holiday.

See post #9809

Doesn't count.

Did Velo Vol do something to celebrate his expiration date/time yesterday? I missed it.

Too idiotic to celebrate.