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Old 03-10-24, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by DougRNS
you let me down and this whole thread down. Think of the children! Your ride pics are epic. You need a cell phone that fits in your back jersey pocket. All the cool kids have cell phones.

On an unrelated note, did you get wasted from the burning hippie lettuce from LA?
Wasted?

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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
Is this a good faith invitation?
Just adolescent silliness. Although I suspect Uranus has a lot of methane and a rocky core.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
Only if you push up his stool.










I'll show myself out.
That joke really stinks!

I approve.
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We had a chilly and wet ride today. We also had two flats, one was mine.

Even so, it was a fine time. It was my first rainy ride in my new Assos winter jacket, and it did seem to be reasonably water resistant. It’s not quite the awesome marigold jacket, but good enough for me.
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In Missouri, there is Uranus Fudge Factory. The billboards for miles and miles each way on I-44 are hilarious.

https://www.uranusgeneralstore.com
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We're packing up to head back to Illinois tomorrow and we're trying to clean up the perishables which makes for some interesting meals. I've had sardines and eggs this morning and just had sardines on a tortilla with a slice of havarti cheese. We do have a frozen pizza yet to eat so supper is sorted.

#NoCollardGreensWereHarmed.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
I know more about cats than you know about dogs.

Yes.
Oh?

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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
In Missouri, there is Uranus Fudge Factory. The billboards for miles and miles each way on I-44 are hilarious.

https://www.uranusgeneralstore.com
I see and approve. Clearly Linda F does not.
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Taking a coffee stop at SBX Los Gatos. Life is good:

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Daylight savings is silly. Once I get a thought in my head, I just seem to roll with it. I rode to the ride start today and figured it would be warmer due to everything being an hour later. Or earlier. Or whatever this nonsense is. Either way, it was a cold son of a gun getting there, but it warmed up nicely. My logic went out the window with the clock, it appears.
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Originally Posted by datlas
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Don’t you wonder how joyless your life is that you have to go on a website and try to correct their pronunciation of Uranus?

I’ll bet they’re a hoot at a party.
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I use the British pronunciation of Uranus, because otherwise I can't talk about it without feeling like a middle schooler.
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Of course, isn’t everybody?
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Forgot to mention. This morning I planned on riding my emonda. Grab the bike and put it on the ground, rear tire is flat.

Grab the new madone, put that one the ground, rear tire is flat.


Ended up taking the old madone.


So I just pulled the tube o it of the emonda. Pump it up, no leak, put it in water, no bubbles. weird. The tire is such a PITA to get off I would have preferred a massive gash. I’m gunna put air in the old tube and leave it out tonight to see if it goes down.

Madone, I put air in it and so far it seems to be okay, just really weird for it to be completly flat.
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Taking a coffee stop at SBX Los Gatos. Life is good:

The snowplow just drove by my house.
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Billie Eilish's performance of "What was I made for?" during the Oscars was nearly as emotional and raw and the Grammy performance. Delicate yet powerful, beautiful, so moving.
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Originally Posted by datlas
We had a chilly and wet ride today. We also had two flats, one was mine.

Even so, it was a fine time. It was my first rainy ride in my new Assos winter jacket, and it did seem to be reasonably water resistant. It’s not quite the awesome marigold jacket, but good enough for me.
The awesome Marigold jacket is awesome.
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Originally Posted by LAJ
Daylight savings is silly.
I had an evening DST celebration walk. Twilight until 20:00.
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I had an evening DST celebration walk. Twilight until 20:00.
As long as it stays as-is, I'm fine. They need to leave it alone now.
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Being in AZ, we didn't change clocks.

The good news is that tomorrow morning, I'll be getting up at regular time. The bad news is that now I have to cross two time changes going east instead of one.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
Forgot to mention. This morning I planned on riding my emonda. Grab the bike and put it on the ground, rear tire is flat.

Grab the new madone, put that one the ground, rear tire is flat.


Ended up taking the old madone.


So I just pulled the tube o it of the emonda. Pump it up, no leak, put it in water, no bubbles. weird. The tire is such a PITA to get off I would have preferred a massive gash. I’m gunna put air in the old tube and leave it out tonight to see if it goes down.

Madone, I put air in it and so far it seems to be okay, just really weird for it to be completly flat.
An old story told a number of times. I was in a phase of riding a century every Sunday. During the week the rear tire went flat. Pumped it up and rode the century. Next week rear tire is flat. Pumped it up and rode the century. Etc.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
Forgot to mention. This morning I planned on riding my emonda. Grab the bike and put it on the ground, rear tire is flat.

Grab the new madone, put that one the ground, rear tire is flat.


Ended up taking the old madone.


So I just pulled the tube o it of the emonda. Pump it up, no leak, put it in water, no bubbles. weird. The tire is such a PITA to get off I would have preferred a massive gash. I’m gunna put air in the old tube and leave it out tonight to see if it goes down.

Madone, I put air in it and so far it seems to be okay, just really weird for it to be completly flat.
Sometimes I have tires lose all their air if not ridden for a while. Just pump them up and go.
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Sometimes I have tires lose all their air if not ridden for a while. Just pump them up and go.

Define “awhile”. 7 days, 14 days, 1,000 days?
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Originally Posted by rjones28
The snowplow just drove by my house.
It was about 45 when I started riding this morning but I htfu.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
The snowplow just drove by my house.
On official business?
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