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Old 06-01-21, 09:00 AM
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Originally Posted by lesterofpuppets
oops, i thought he was doing this to his old pontiac, but nope it's 1962 mercury he recently acquired, fomoco it is.
smh.....
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Oh god - I'd buried my memories of powdered milk. Hated that stuff.
You must not have let it rest properly after mixing.
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Originally Posted by LAJ
smh.....
Yeah, I dunno what's got into him. I mean, his garage is covered in GM nicknacks, I'd have never guessed he'd get a Merc

unless it's going to be a quick flip.

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Is there powdered soy milk?
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Originally Posted by indyfabz
We grew up eating this stuff hawked by a somewhat creepy grandpa mascot. It was made in Pennsylvania at the time. May still be.

Same
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Is there powdered soy milk?
probably
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Odd. If I'm reading this correctly, this Walmart powdered milk that costs as much as a regular gallon only makes three quarts.

https://www.walmart.com/grocery/ip/G...E&gclsrc=aw.ds
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Has anyone ever taken milk powder and used it to make milk during a ride?
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Odd. If I'm reading this correctly, this Walmart powdered milk that costs as much as a regular gallon only makes three quarts.

https://www.walmart.com/grocery/ip/G...E&gclsrc=aw.ds
It costs a lot of money to dry that stuff out and put it into boxes!
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
It costs a lot of money to dry that stuff out and put it into boxes!
But, once you do, it's a lot cheaper to handle.

I'm pretty sure it used to be cheaper than regular milk, for the reason stated in post #6693
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Hey, so remember how Mrs. GeneJockey's beloved 2001 Sienna wouldn't pass smog because one of the Emmissions Monitors for the Catalytic converters wouldn't show 'Ready'? And the dealer said we needed to get new ones at a cost of about $5000, and Toyota doesn't make them anymore so we had to go to a muffler shop, where Muffler Guy told us that might not be the problem at all, and we should go to a Bureau of Automotive Repair referee and see if we could get them to pass us anyway? And then I spent some time looking up the BAR referee program and drive cycles and stuff like that? I got an OBD2 scanner and sure enough, "Catalyst Mon" showed "INC".We decided we needed to spend some time trying to preform the drive cycle maybe 5 times, just so we could tell the BAR. And we've been putting it off because it's a crazy set of instructions.

So, today we're finally ready to do it. We're dreading it, because 1) it's weird and hard to follow the instructions in the real world, and 2) it might not work anyway and we'd have to decide what to do. I go plug in the OBD2 scanner and start the car to warm up. I go to 'Emissions Monitor Status', and scroll through.

No "INC". Huh. SO I go through more carefully. "Catalyst Mon" now says "OK".

Somehow, after months of driving, something in the last week got it to complete. YAHOO!!! Now we don't have to decide between junking it and paying $5000 to fix a car worth $1500!

Now we gotta get the thing smogged before something else goes wrong!

Nice!
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Originally Posted by ls01
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And at the crack of nine, she took it to the smog place and it passed!

But she forgot to take her credit card, so I had to postpone a meeting to run and get the van out of hock. So much drama!

And now we get to put off thinking about this till the next thing.
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize
35 years ago this area was fishing villages and forest. Now it's four lane highways running heavy traffic 24/7. It's shocking to have lived through that transformation. And even more shocking to have to go out into it in an hour or so.

I hear ya. Saturdays ride had an intersection that 3 years ago was four corn fields and a 4 way stop.. when you turn right you went up a expressway overpass.
There is a brand new subdivision of high end homes on the right hand side and a roundabout where the intersection used to be today. Kinda freeky.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
We grew up on Wonder Bread. I'll blame any poor cycling performance on that - thanks!
Arguably most everybody in my and your generation grew up on that crap, so the playing field is basically level in that regard. lol

Sad.
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Slow day. Everyone must be celebrating.

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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Slow day. Everyone must be celebrating.
Just sipping equal parts coco water, carrot juice, orange juice and catching up on some XCO races. I noticed a couple of riders aren't riding wheels with conventional spokes, must be some sort of crabon contraptions.

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My old retired guy's ride got stopped today for obstructing traffic by a deputy sheriff. Despite the law being on our side about riding on a state highway, the deputy was verging on arresting somebody if we didn't quit arguing.

We were technically in the right but the road was definitely busy and pretty scary. It wasn't my choice to ride it but I got overruled.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
Arguably most everybody in my and your generation grew up on that crap, so the playing field is basically level in that regard. lol

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Mom and Dad resisted, and generally didn't buy Wonderbread, but the other bread available wasn't much better. After they went to France, when I was 14, their disappointment with the bread options in rural PA only got worse. After I moved out here, for a while I used to send them care packages of sourdough from Boudin's.
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Also, some high school girls approached us and asked one of the guys if they could take his picture. It seems that they were on a scavenger hunt and they needed a pic of a hero.
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Here's a non-blurry pic of Anne Terpstra's wheels



They still look like these to me though

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We tried dry milk once or twice when I was a kid. Bleah. It essentially skim milk, which is also bleah.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Just sipping equal parts coco water, carrot juice, orange juice and catching up on some XCO races.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
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I know. Wish I had some beetroot juice to add to that.
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A couple of staples after my parents got divorced.






Love the stew ad as a commentary on the times. Hubby comes home from a hard day at the construction site and the happy wife is there to serve him a hearty meal complete with milk, white bread and butter.

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