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Old 09-13-21, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by big john
I love bread. Sour dough, sweet wheat bread, pumpernickel, crusty french, rye of all kinds, anything with lots of flavor. My ex made coffee bread and it was wonderful.
I think I could survive on mostly bread. Maybe not.
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Originally Posted by big john
I love bread. Sour dough, sweet wheat bread, pumpernickel, crusty french, rye of all kinds, anything with lots of flavor. My ex made coffee bread and it was wonderful.
I think I could survive on mostly bread. Maybe not.
Waitaminnit!

​​​​​​Is that just another way of saying coffee cake? Or is it something else entirely. Either way I could probably go for some about now.
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Originally Posted by DougRNS
I'm living free and easy in the NW Metro Atlanta area. No one is imprisoning me or otherwise holding me against my will.

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Whew, I was worried they might've snagged you at the Golden Corral.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Maybe he's the hostage?
Negative. See post #8700. Also, pay close attention to the quality music contained therein.
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I hope this isn't too P&R, but I read today that on FaceBook and other Social Media sites, antivax groups are basically swapping recommendations for all kinds of random 'home remedies' for COVID. ANYTHING but the vaccine, including topical treatments like Betadine! I worry that we as a society are becoming dumber.
The Nikki Minaj antivax tweet was pretty good though
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Originally Posted by BillyD
Not a fan of the Po-Boys, too much bread. There's plenty of opportunity to get fat on cajun food without all that damn bread.

Not a big fan of lobster rolls either. Same thing, too much bread. But I will take care of the lobster.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Waitaminnit!

​​​​​​Is that just another way of saying coffee cake? Or is it something else entirely. Either way I could probably go for some about now.
It was probably based on wheat but had a ton of coffee added. She made it in the bread machine and I could smell it in the morning when I woke up. Good times.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
Not a fan of the Po-Boys, too much bread. There's plenty of opportunity to get fat on cajun food without all that damn bread.

Not a big fan of lobster rolls either. Same thing, too much bread. But I will take care of the lobster.
Not the way Mrs. rjones28 makes them.
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Old 09-13-21, 05:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
For vegetarians, they had a bean burrito, a bean burrito plus (I don't remember exactly what's in it, but not the full seven layers), and a spicy potato burrito.
You should add potatoes to a cheesy bean and rice burrito sometime. It's excellent, especially if they make it well.

I worked at a Taco Bell as my second job in high school. Still love it, although it kills me how expensive it's gotten.

I can live without the 7 layer, but I hope at least they learned their lesson in pulling potatoes off the menu.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
No good. My ratio would be 60/30/10 American/Cajun/Mexican. With plenty of seafood in the American and Cajun.
Have you tried many of the Mexican seafood dishes?
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rest easy, the mighty Owls are still in the top 25.
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Old 09-13-21, 06:26 PM
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Old 09-13-21, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by BillyD
No good. My ratio would be 60/30/10 American/Cajun/Mexican. With plenty of seafood in the American and Cajun.
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Thats when it is showing.


So I ordered 2. A 58 and a 56. I never got to test ride a 58, and when I test rode the 56 the mast wasn’t long enough.


The 58 comes in october. If I don’t like it then I will wait for the 56, which just got pushed back til December from November.
What color is the 56?

Asking for a friend.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
What color is the 56?

Asking for a friend.

It white grey and red. It’s a 2020 SL 7 with sram force


Edit: Actually I am pretty sure it’s a 2021.

They did just get in yet to be built SL6. Don’t know the color.

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They had another trek owner come in and let the shop borrow his larger mast to take some measurements for me. Unfortunately I was at work so I didn’t get to try it out.
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They had another trek owner come in and let the shop borrow his larger mast to take some measurements for me. Unfortunately I was at work so I didn’t get to try it out.
What saddle height you run?
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Originally Posted by BillyD
Not a fan of the Po-Boys, too much bread. There's plenty of opportunity to get fat on cajun food without all that damn bread.

Not a big fan of lobster rolls either. Same thing, too much bread. But I will take care of the lobster.
Don’t really care for po-boys. Give me a good gumbo, jambalaya, etouffe, properly blackened fish, etc and you have my attention. We get bone in seasoned pork chops stuffed with andouille from the S. Louisiana shop close to my wife’s home that I could eat all year.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06

They had another trek owner come in and let the shop borrow his larger mast to take some measurements for me. Unfortunately I was at work so I didn’t get to try it out.
32" ? Is that the measurement you use? That's what I use and I would ride a 62cm frame. I like the bars high, though.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
What saddle height you run?
my cervelo is 32 inches BB to top of seat, my ritchey is 31.
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Originally Posted by big john
32" ? Is that the measurement you use? That's what I use and I would ride a 62cm frame. I like the bars high, though.
I have really long legs but a short torso long arms.

I like the reach of the 56. I’m a little worried I will feel to stretched on a 58 but, I might be over thinking it.
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The bridge was removed after rail activity ceased in ‘61. Now there is a ferry to take people across. It’s free, but they suggest a $5 donation each way
You called it a bike ferry, as if it operates just for cyclists.
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Originally Posted by DougRNS
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rest easy, the mighty Owls are still in the top 25.
Not the top 25 that counts.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Not the top 25 that counts.
...but they're #1 in your heart.
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I use 30.5 on my bikes with 175s, but 31 on the ones with 170s. But 56's are definitely too small. The Circuit is a 56, and with the saddle at 31" and the stem at minimum insertion, it's still 2cm more bar drop than any of my other bikes. Do-able for rides as long as 55 miles, but I has lower back ache for a couple days after I rode it for 65.
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This evening I mowed at the radio station and man, there was a slew of crickets hoping around in the lawn.

Only a few more mowings left there this year.
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