If you're unfamiliar with IMBA, they're a boutique company who make custom decals for Subarus.
This means that after today I won't be posting again until Monday, August 25th, at which point I will return to relate my experiences to you:
I can't promise that there won't be an additional small break after that so I can dump the last few shovelfuls of dirt over summer's coffin, but then again I can't promise that there will be, either.
Read that last sentence again and it still won't make any sense.
Also, if you're wondering why today's the last post when the Smit doesn't start until Wednesday the 20th, please bear in mind that I currently look like this:
So I'm looking at some serious barber time before they'll even let me through security at the airport, which is to say nothing of pulling together a decent wardrobe and all the rest of it.
I'll also be riding a bike in Colorado at some point, so I'd better find a pair of shorts that aren't worn to transparency.
This is the point where you remind me again that I'm sure to die from the altitude.
Honestly, my only hope at this point is that IMBA sees what I look like these days, realizes they made a huge mistake, and rescinds their invitation.
In the meantime, let's all join hands, close our eyes, and send our good vibes to Mario Cipollini, who has been hit by a car:
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport the retired rider, who was the world’s top sprinter for many years, was taken to hospital in Lucca after a car hit him while he was on his bike. The driver was turning and didn’t see the rider, who reportedly has injuries to his knee and the quadriceps tendon.
Uh, the driver didn't see him? That is utterly ridiculous. How the hell do you not see The Cipollini?
The silver lining in all of this is that the article calls it a "training accident," which can only mean that Cipollini is mounting yet another comeback, though given his English that could also be a simple misunderstanding:
("I want to mount, then come on back. What hotel you stay?")
Either way, Cipollini has been placed in bed restraints after pinching the hospital staff, which is perfectly fine with Cipo because he's "into that."
And now, I'm pleased to present you with a quiz. As always, study the item, think, and click on your answer. If you're right you're better than everyone else, and if you're wrong you'll see inspiration.
Thanks very much for reading, ride safe, and see you on Monday, August 25th!
--Wildcat Rock Machine
(The Cervélo Douche)
1) Which is not an actual quote from the Cervélo Douche?
--"I do a meditation. I can do up to one hour. I come out of it feeling high. It affects all the chemicals of your brain, from the endorphins to the serotonin. I have a fireplace."
--"I take my car to go to the bagel shop. I take the Ferrari. I get a rush a little bit, zero to 60. When you are doing it in three and a half seconds, I love that. This happens around 8:30ish."
--"After that I usually like to go on a bike ride. It’s a Cervélo, light and cool."
--"To beat the traffic I head back into town at midnight. Ferrari again, Cervélo on the trunk rack. The sound of the V12 in the Midtown Tunnel hardens my nipples. Emerging in Manhattan, I cruise down 2nd Avenue, throwing stale Hamptons bagels at the homeless."
2) The crux of Washington Post columnist Courtland Milloy's latest anti-bike argument seems to be that people should not be allowed to ride them because he is an idiot.
--True
--False
3) What is Courtland Milloy wearing?
--A "Fly6 Bro"
--A "GoPro Manssiere"
--A "Polaroid Girdle"
--Surgical scrubs and a pacemaker
4) What is this?
--A 1960 Campagnolo saddle alignment tool
--A Park Tool FAG-2 frame alignment gauge
--A 1990 Cipollini genital alignment tool
--A late 19th century pennyfarthing wheel truing gauge
(Dick break technology has trickled down. Way down.)
5) Disc brake rotors are:
--"...like circular saw blades of death."
--"...like spinning knives that have been heated in a 500-degree oven."
--"...like searing hot pie plates of Hades."
--"...like Blackie Lawless's codpiece."
6) Bicycle proctology can be very lucrative.
--True
--False
(Cyclist being ticketed for wearing a tank top that is too "mimey.")
7) The NYPD's latest bike crackdown is called:
--"Operation Safe Cycle"
--"Operation Spin Cycle"
--"Operation Top Tube Pad"
--"Operation F.R.E.D." (Frisk, Reprimand, Educate, and Deride.)
***Special Dutchies Rubbing Your Nose In It-Themed Bonus Video!***
"THEIR NOT WEARING HELMENTS THEIR ALL GOING TO DIE!!!"
--An American
first fodder?
ReplyDeleteScranus Place
ReplyDeleteThird!
ReplyDeleteWoohoo!
ReplyDeleteI heard the car had an orgasm. Fluids everywhere.
ReplyDeleteI have a 6th sense about this.
ReplyDeleteGet away day?
ReplyDeleteI'm back! Got a lot of reading to do here...
ReplyDeleteTop ten oh yeah!
ReplyDeleteI had to watch an ad to watch an ad, bummer.
ReplyDeleteI'm just trying to figure out how the Dutch can run their tires at what looks like about .6psi without getting snakebit every third cobblestone.
ReplyDeleteHave fun out there! Maybe strap an O2 tank to your back, Scuba style? That way you won't die at altitude.
ReplyDeleteI was hoping to catch you before you made this post, cause this has BSNYC ridicule painted all over it. Junkyard Cross ...it sounds like it could be cool, until you realize that maybe this is just how hipsters tackle cx
Bryan,
ReplyDeleteBilenky has been putting on Junkyard Cross for quite a few years. It's irreverent to be sure but not something I would file under "hipster antics"
--Wildcat Rock Machine
Oh oh, even more important than your quiz and blog post today...Woohoohoo Caps are shipping! Got my tracking info last night. So, peoples...buy a cap!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Friday morning giggles - come-back - genious! (Apologies to Cipo for laughing while he is down - but I'm sure he'll slide ride back into action in no time)
ReplyDeleteAll day yesterday, my dog kept wishing me happy birthday.
ReplyDeleteI kept telling him my birthday is today.
He said that to him, I'll always be born yesterday.
It's like a mobeus strip of logic.
Honestly , he takes the cake. Literally. Good thing he shares.
Wildcat...thanks for clearing that one up! Personally I would call it tetanus cross, but maybe I am just not into all of the hip-but-not-hipster stuff out there. I think the video did not do it justice in that case.
ReplyDeleteWhile in CO, make sure you pitch your new line of artisinally curated, pre-shart-stained cargo shants, modeled so well yesterday
ReplyDeleteAND watch out for the gummy bears
Leroy - Happy B-Day! Riding your age today?
ReplyDeleteSpoiler alert: They don't have a steamboat there. Also, you'll have an easier time getting past TSA if you stop walking like Igor. I'll have more useful advice after I have some coffee.
ReplyDeleteGood day!
ReplyDeleteNo! Wait!! It's a bad day, a very very bad day, cause there's no more snobberdooders for TEN DAYS!!
NOOOO WAIT AGAIN!
It's a GREAT day! Happiest of birthdays, dear Leroy. Hope you have a weekend to remember. xo xo
Cipo is my wellspring of hope. He is proof positive that people with muscles can sometimes win races, too. The podium doesn't actually BELONG to them thar skinny mountain goat type cyclists... right?
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the euros are concerned about the whiteness of cycling. I only recall seeing one person of color in the video. There was a woman appearing to be of the Islamic faith but hard to tell her skin tone as she was dressed to code. Snob if you are flying direct then I will wave as you are overhead, if you stop at MCI then let me know, the terminal is great for honing your riding skill, mr tsa doesn't find it as fun as I do but when he stops for a smoke you can go back to bunny hopping off the baggage carousel.
ReplyDeleteShouldn't that have read "hit by a car WHILST training"?
ReplyDeleteMmmm, bed restraints.
Happy Birthday, Leroy!
ReplyDeleteSnob: When you get to a "certain age", you become TSA pre-checked and you don't have to remove your shoes and belt.
So you've got that to look forward to.
Have a good trip, can't wait for the reportage on the 25th.
DB - Maybe that is why I keep getting the pre-check line ... not as much fun now that you say it has to do with age ...
ReplyDeleteWent back and watched the whole video of Dutch bikecyclers ('cause I got a case of the Fridays)
ReplyDelete3 helment sightings - two were Freds 2:35, 2:45. Last was a gaggle of (likely)American tourists walking bikes across a street whilst wearing helmeats @4:05
AND - the chick texting with the bus passing @3:30 is going to die (but aren't we all)
Wait. Snob. You're flying with NetJets of course. Right?
ReplyDeleteCipollini genital alignment tool.
ReplyDeleteThat's GOLD!
Four point leathers are keeenki.
ReplyDeleteGET A HAIRCUT!
ReplyDeleteBE CAREFUL!
DON"T GET CARFUCKED!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
RIDE SAFE EVERYONE!
Love old W.A.S.P. references, but why would he wear a piece of cod? Is that fish common in NYC?
ReplyDeleteNo WCRM until August 25! What will we do!!
ReplyDeleteBasically (that word needs to change bad. It should be basicly), we'll just be like all the mental patients in Manhattan, who go nuts for two weeks when our prescriptions run out and our shrinks flee to the Hamptons or Martha's Vineyard.
We'll be reduced to reading old BSNYC blog posts we've never read, and leaving comments we're sure someone else will read.
Or we could just eat BAGELS AND play BACKGAMMON until the 25th, or perhaps sit in the dark in the basement and rock back and forth and moan repetitively.
Robot-robot: "mnourhor has"; Confidence: 0%
I knew it!
Robot-robot: "circuit edsstg"; Confidence: 1%
Happy Birthday, Leroy. If your dog is curating your cake, you just know it's going to have novelty candles.
ReplyDeleteI still love the insanity of the UCI objection of mixing dicks in with standard brakes:
ReplyDelete"The UCI, and in particular its new technology officer Dimitris Katsanis, has made it clear that it believes that a wholesale swap is the safest route, when the technology is ready. This would prevent riders from running into each other due to a huge disparity in braking power, especially on high- speed descents."
So you're saying that braking force will change how I set-up for a turn? Drastically?
Their next statement regarding the Sram WiFli 32T cassettes made equal sense:
"The UCI, and in particular its new technology officer Dimitris Katsanis, has made it clear that it believes that a wholesale swap is the safest route, when the technology is ready. This would prevent riders from running into each other due to a huge disparity in cranking power, especially on slow- speed climbs."
Sorry, no more comments about the lack of air.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Headaches and nausea are symptoms of altitude sickness and alcohol is not a remedy. But the oxygen bar will probably help.
Be sure and check to see if the mountain lions or bears have "harvested" the annual sacrificial boy scout. It's usually safe on the trails after that.
Good luck.
I hear the altitude is very bad this time of year in the Rockies
ReplyDeleteWhen is the average first snowfall in Steamboat Springs?
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing the average first annual snow fall is January 1 with last average around December 30.
ReplyDeleteWe had some snow above 11,000 a week or so ago.
Alcohol is not a remedy? I'm staying here.
ReplyDeleteTurns out I don't have any more useful advice, though the coffee was a good idea. Ride safe out there, have fun, bring back pictures of the phantom steamboat, and let's hope Cipo's up and about by the time you get back.
Remember Snobs, In Coloradee now every day is Wednesday if you know what I mean and I think that you do.
ReplyDeletebest of luck in colorado. the altitude should be easy to deal with. the challenge will be the insufferable people of colorado.
ReplyDeleteJLRB
ReplyDeletei've never gotten the pre-check
how freaking old do you have to be?
do you have take social security? i haven't bothered yet. maybe that's the problem?
robot says nlogytr first. that must count as verbal assault
leroy
ReplyDeletehappy b-day
have a hot dog at your party
if i bannyou wilson will the vice squad come a-knockin?
Yes, I am also tracking my hat across the US. Like watching an incoming Nuke strapped to a turtle. And my used Campy crank just arrived. So it is like a wonder day for the mail.
ReplyDeleteWife is taking me to some island off the coast of Seattle. Will inaugurate the wearing-of-the-cap on some rental bike there.
I will monitor the Colorado police band radio from there for the Snobbie airlift. You know, if it happens.
Have a fine ride weekend.
i was well in to the video before my crack brain told me i ought to count helments. i got to six
ReplyDeletei uthdev entirely with the answer to question 6. I personally know several quite wealthy biek proctologists.
or ipentur orama
Precheck is great, as is the trusted traveler thing for international. However, I never knew there was an age qualification and I'm sure I'm older than most here.
ReplyDeleteYou're not going to blog at altitude? Where's the fun in that? On the plus side, all the grammar pedants just went flaccid.
ReplyDeletePre-shart-stained cargo shants! Now there's a product, and phrase, we can all get behind.
ReplyDeleteGrammar pedals? What are these grammar pedals? Do I need to get new shoes?
ReplyDeleteAnd happy b-day, Leroy!
Spokey, No helmets in the first half - for a while I thought you were counting hats. Coupla Freds and a family of tourists is six.
ReplyDeleteOh and as for the precheck.
ReplyDeleteReturning this year from southward (the countries other than the US are always friendlier) I was told by one person that I would not have to remove my shoes. Ten feet later another guy says, "sir, your shoes."
I say "he just said I could keep them on."
"Whaaatevverrrrr."
Real Reason for the Long Time off - the snob will be detoxing from all the legal Colorado weed he will be ingesting. A great blogger would bring samples home for his adoring fans.
ReplyDeletecycle
gE
ReplyDeleteyou watched it again?
That's more fortitude and stamina than cipo
Drock, that's hilarious. Even though the videographer went through painstaking effort to show every minority person living in Utrecht. Other countries are similarly exclusionary.
ReplyDeleteSpokey, The first time I stopped watching before the helments showed up so I wondered what the hell you were on about. Had to. Couldn't stop myself.
ReplyDeleteso many flat tires in that dutch video!
ReplyDeletethey slog on!
the dutch!
wle
Spokey - I am not sure there is an age thing - I may have just been dealt a string of good hands at the airport for a change - if its a social security age thing, I ain't there yet. Good for you not drawing on it - I think it should be a needs based thing ...
ReplyDeleteI don't own a plane.
ReplyDeleteI'm boycotting air travel. If I seriously had to get to Coloraddy I would take a month off work and bike there. So I'll most likely never go to Coloraddy. And I think I'm okay with that. Plenty of shit to deal with right here in my own life!
ReplyDeleteLIKE THAT DAMN CAT
Enjoy the SMT.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Leroy. Satchel Paige on age, "How old would you be if you didn't know how old you was?"
And finally, Cipo in a traffic accident explains the HazMat team dispatched to clean up the oil slick.
HBD Leroy!
ReplyDeleteCipo doesn't "get hit by" a car, he makes love to it.
ReplyDeleteHas the driver who hit Cipo been exiled to Syria yet?
ReplyDeletePotbellyJoe,
ReplyDeleteYes Joe, it's true. The dick breaking power is frankly ridiculous compared to calipers.
When riding closely at speed, the dick breaks will set up crashes further back as the inevitable slow-down->speed-up accordion effect happens.
The industry is desperate for them though. People at the UCI will be paid under the table to make it happen. It's how business is done.
Cipo's glorious visage has been damaged. Noooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLadies, what part of the Cipo magic comes from the face? Eyes? Hair oil? Nether regions?
Am I jealous? you bet.
Hey Wildcat,
ReplyDeleteIgnore the warnings about the altitude, that's just made up to scare the lowlanders.
On the plus side, with 0% humidity you'll stay dry, or at least be a little less damp.
That douche deserves a ticket for wearing that tank top. In fact, I am inclined to believe that any tank top on any skinny white guy is nearly criminal.
ReplyDelete27410
That lady police officer is looking at the douche in the tank top and muttering to herself "What the fucking fuck has happened to this city? This kid in the stripey tank top is a smug little douche. I'd gladly do the city and humanity in general a favor and beat him senseless if all these people weren't here watching."
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Babs,
ReplyDeleteAs one of them skinny mountain goat type cyclists I can assure you that, outside a few days of July whilst racing in France, we rarely get to stand on the podium. There's just woefully few long climbs during your average business park crit.
Mountain goats come in handy, if you stroke them just right.
ReplyDeleteI think he borrowed that stripey shirt from his sister. Not even seeing the rest of his outfit, I still assume his pants are too small/short and he's not wearing socks.
ReplyDeleteHave fun in Colorado. Don't hit the bong too hard.
Wow, Snobby must really be obsessed about his hair; he forgot to plug his Bikeencycle cycling article to ease our blog withdrawal symptoms.
ReplyDeleteroille
ReplyDeleteno need for both of us to have to put up with a fucking cat. I'll drop mine off later.
is a fly6 a good camiocam?
funny one today wildcat. Speaking of stripped shirts, while you're in Colorado stop by and say nanu nanu to Mork for me.
ReplyDeletehmmm
ReplyDeletesnobbie gone for 10 days. wonder there will be millennial podium
pretty confident I'll get 320 right
wow dude a mountain biking fest in Colorado. that sounds like totally rad bro! ZZZzzzzzz
ReplyDeleteBabble, we get it you have muscles. Congratulations.
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ReplyDeleteThat's not a tank top in the classic "wife beater" sense. That's a sleeveless, Frenchical, chemise marinière. A man needs to have a pretty unusual self-concept to wear something like that outside of a quayside gay brothel in Marseille.
ReplyDeletewhat about mimes?
ReplyDeletecamiocam must be stalking me
Oh yeah, and mimes.
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ReplyDeleteHey Snob,
ReplyDeleteI'm in Suckboat and want to see your gig but the Summit is too expensive and no one seems to be able to comp me an entry.
So how about it. Put me on the guest list. What do you say? Bro to bro?
It's all good. Living the dream. Just another day in paradise.
It'd be cool and afterwards we could hang out at Sun Pies or Carl's, whichever, man.
You down with 420?
Peace
Unfortunately for babs, it takes muscles and brains to podium.
ReplyDelete…but, but officer, I'm trapped in an invisible cube!
ReplyDeleteHey Snob,
ReplyDeleteIf you get me in I'll totally introduce you to Tim Blumenthal. He and I go way back. We'll all three hang out, though I don't think Tim's down with the 420. But that's cool. It's all cool.
Guest List.
Cool.
Peace
if this is a warm up for the sprint. . .
ReplyDeletehow disappointing
i think i can sense roille, bama, & jl lurking behind a woo-hoo sign up ahead
hmmm i think i see a rack stickin out from behind that sign
ReplyDeletethat you rq?
damn have to waste an easy camiocam on this one
90
ReplyDeleteknew it. now was huimnan
shit. screwed now ngeracis and
The early 90s
ReplyDeletelead out train...
ReplyDeleteBlow-up Guy off the front!
ReplyDeleteoh where oh were is rq, bama & jl
ReplyDelete500 meters....
ReplyDelete96
ReplyDelete97
ReplyDelete98
ReplyDeletetrackstanding for the final sprint
ReplyDeletecan I praise almighty lob for the podi?
ReplyDeleteyes
ReplyDeletethe end of a long dry spell
Congrats Spokey.
ReplyDeletemissed by a wheel.
captcha says which ducefor. even it couldn't tell the winner before going to the photo.
on to 200 mighty biekcyclists
ReplyDeleteand no dik breaks for the double century
Since Snob is leaving town, are you all going to start your potty talk like you always do? It's usually like Jr High up in here whenever Snob goes away for a while.
ReplyDeleteNonetheless, I am hoping that Babble will flash her boobs at least once.
provifion eeweemi
...and spat out the back!
ReplyDeleteThere's an old
eatesmri saying
if the only potty talk is when snob is away, he must go away almost every day
ReplyDeletefound and utstcoe swirling in the toilet
Nice to see New York hasn't changed.
ReplyDeleteIf I have anything to do with it, the talk shall stay clean.
ReplyDeleteVagina.
ReplyDeletescranus
ReplyDeleteBabble, here's a Vancouver pic for you.
ReplyDelete... and here's the house where Captcha lives. Roille and Spokey, maybe it'll take in your cats.
ReplyDeleteOK, McFly, I found one for you too.
ReplyDeleteCipo: Rob Ford was driving
ReplyDeleteBonus Vid: Love the babes peddling while the guys ride side saddle. Reminds me of Groucho sitting in the back of a rowboat while Margaret Dumont rows.
Happy Birthday to Leroy and his faithful dog in life.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the birthday wishes and ride safe all!
ReplyDeleteThat sentence made perfect sense the first time and even more the second time: you're a bludger who might tool around in the sun for a few days after getting back.
ReplyDeleteLet us know what shorts you get and how well they stand up to the rigours of the Smit.
what is going on in that picture?
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell is this World Smut thing that you're always talking about.
ReplyDeletethe world, smut,and colorado are pretty self-explanatory. semi-naked and lying on the lawn in the early 50's however, no so much.... ride safe y'all!
ReplyDeleteHey snobbers - is your World Smut presentation only open to World Smut attendees? I'll be in the Boat, but not an official World Smutter... Same question on the rides...
ReplyDeleteI don't know what
ReplyDeleteCompares with smut
What happens if your disk breaks?
ReplyDeleteTHEMS IS NOT WEARING HELMENTS AND THE CRIMINALS* ARE GUNNA FUCKIN DIE - an Australian.
ReplyDelete(*Riding a bicycle without a helmet is a criminal offence in Australia)
Is that a Bike Blogger Coffin on top O'that Suburu? They gunna put your mangled corpse in it when Colorady chews you up and spits you out. INNNN UH DEEEEEEEEETTCCHHHH!!!!!!!"
ReplyDeleteI wanna rub my nose in some of those Dutchies. Most of those Dutchies. Not the Porker, though.
I though the Colorado World Summit was some kind of serious think tank gathering until I looked at the online brochure and saw a picture of Professor Erwin Corey smoking a joint.
ReplyDeleteI hope Cipo recovers, he seems to have lowered Babble's knees down to the level of swooning.
Actually, he's not quite my cuppa, but I sure do hope he has a speedy recovery, cause he definitely is great role model for those of us who mash by nature...
ReplyDelete<"Also, I’m quite sure that the school lunch system is based on a scientific understanding of nutrition – the very system that says there is no “optimal” way to eat, and that eating what is popularly regarded as a healthy diet (salad, salad, salad, organic, salad) is merely expensive and unlikely to be consumed in great quantities by teens”>
ReplyDeletesorry wrong blog
Toss salad, toss salad, toss salad, orgasmic, toss salad.
ReplyDeleteSorry. Schlong blog.
I like to ride my bicycle
ReplyDeleteIt gets me from here to there in the most wonderful sort of way
The time that I spend on my bicycle is most certainly the best part of my day
thanks for sharing,i like your topic.
ReplyDeleteterima kasih atas informasinya,sukses selalu.
ReplyDeletemantappp.
ReplyDeleteDUTC HRUB
ReplyDeleteHave a good time out in Coloradee lookin at smut Snottie!
Just back from Madison. Great weekend except it was moving in weekend for the students at UW. It was Hippie Christmas with all the discarded furniture and mattresses discarded in front of the rental houses. And drunk freshmen, too! Fun.
ReplyDeleteIronically, those shots were taken in front of a shop called "Designer's Corner."
ReplyDeleteOur Snob may be an urbane wit and a gifted wordsmith, but he is no slave to fashion.
John Varvatos saw that picture and was reported to have plotzed.
I think those two in the background beside Designer's Corner did.
ReplyDeleteSPOILER ALERT BIKEY STUFF: I just put a flat bar on my Raleigh Competition with some Kenda Kwik 30c cross tires and let me tell you.....its damn fun. I know this is nothing new but its new to me so AYHSMB.
ReplyDeleteMcFly, what sort of surface(s) did you ride it on? We're going to need a full report. It's going to be a long week.
ReplyDeleteIt had rained so the pave primarily but we have a 1 mi park trail I plan on circular-cum-venting. It's got the lightness of a road bike, the handling of a MTB and the dorkiness of a Franken-hybrid. I was reluctant cuz I do the Bootlegger CX soon, but I almost died on 4 consecutive laps on a sketchy wooded downhill trail last time and I think I will just roll Flat Bar Convo if the promoter does approves. I am 41 and comfort/safety rules over cool.
ReplyDeleteNot only did my new hat arrive, but it apparently comes with a side benefit - I am now part of the Walz family!
ReplyDeleteCould have used it on my "epic ride" this weekend - out to Harpers Ferry/Charles Town WV and back. For some reason the group didn't have the energy to gamble at the casino after the post ride dinner...
AND wifey got me a replacement ring for our anniversary - one less trip to the jeweler for me...
ReplyDeleteDo we have all 50 states, 10 Canadian providences and 6 Australian states represented?
ReplyDeleteCrosspalms and I have Illinois covered, I know Nina is in Iowa City, I'm aware of full NY coverage, CA, MD, OR, WA, I think Flyover is in NM. This may keep us busy for awhile.
I've got VA covered, and DC, sort of.
ReplyDeleteAnd you know I've got Vancouver covered! :D
ReplyDeleteThat goes without saying, Babs.
ReplyDeleteI assume Commie is in or near Toronto?
Babble when you get Canadia on auto-pilot head due Southeast. We have one little town that needs some attention.
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ReplyDeleteHmm, lost my comment. Yep got NM covered, heard AB comments in the past and I think Spokey's got NJ.
ReplyDeleteOMG that's hilarious! When I moved to the UK I was surprised to discover I lived close to Blue Ball lane, but Pensylvania takes the cake with a whole town full of em!
ReplyDeleteYep. Commie lives in Robba the Fords' back yard, poor wee MD.
RQ and I have Ohio covered. And RCT too I'm guessing since he mentioned riding on a track in Ohio.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Just saw this tweet:
ReplyDeleteI want to die peacefully in my sleep like grandad, not screaming and yelling like his passengers...
I'm out here in Coloradee (but not in Steamboat so I can't chaperone Mr. Rock Machine this week)
ReplyDeleteWhile we're servicing the world, we've got Ball Town just a few miles down river from Climax.
yep
ReplyDeletegot snobbie's hemorrhoids (NJ for the slow) covered. PotBellyJoe too. he's only a couple miles down the road. Don't know if there are any of NJ south of Mason-Dixon represented. That is kind of a separate country.
I thought someone was from PA
Can babs represent the van-cougar in WA too?
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ReplyDeleteoops, missed that WA was already covered. i guess babs is off the hook
ReplyDeleteRQ has OH
ReplyDeletewikipodia article on wankers corner is amusing
ReplyDeleteBecause this is not a recognized community, it has never had a post office
guess you hicks (or wankers as you will) in the west were just screwed as usual
Flagtown [NJ]is an unincorporated community . . . Flagtown has its own post office
Frilly and I have MO (minus Ferguson) covered. Lately, she hasn't been filling her end of the bargain.
ReplyDeleteMonday Afternoon Podium ??
ReplyDeletevsk
scranus
ReplyDeleteat least you have a climax
ReplyDeleteWhoever handles Blue Ball, Pennsylvania is much worse off
I'm concerned that we don't have coverage in some western and possibly some New England states as well as central Canada. Some redistribution may need to take place. Leroy, Mikeweb and Dooth may be placed to Saskatchewan, Wyoming and New Hampshire.
ReplyDeleteNebraska Bike Commuter (non-dwi edition)
ReplyDeletejust so long as you don't send me to wanker's corner
ReplyDeleteanyone know where RCT is? Must be somewhere mid-west. I think he's ridden with RQ. Don't know if he's OH or nearby.
ReplyDeleteLest we not forget that Baby Jesus and The Good Lord should be part of our daily routine as well. I have faith that my prayers and the power of the Holy Spirit prolongs my chain life. Amen
ReplyDeleteYep right on Yeah Cleveland and Spokey- O-H-I-O in the house!
ReplyDeleteover two thousand years later and he's still a baby?
ReplyDeleteAmen Brother Holly Roller. I have faith that my prayers and the power of the Holy Lob prolongs my supply of clarified butter.
SPOILER ALERT RECUMBENT BIKE STUFF: Some recent upgrades that made my bent even more comfortable, aerodynamic, fast and enjoyable than it was before.
ReplyDeleteYeah Cleveland, RCT, myself and James have Ohio covered.
ReplyDeleteO-H!!!
Oooohhhh......this is going to be an easy 200. Missed the first and century. Probably miss the bicentennial, too. :(
ReplyDeleteThe Baby Jesus is much easier to market. A bloodied, speared, beaten and crucified item just wouldn't cut it in a school play or plastic nativity scene. God answers all our prayers wether it be winning a child beauty pageant with sexually disturbing overtones or blessing the war on terror. Whatever is important to you obviously is priority one with the Almighty. Right now He's helping me true my saddle.
ReplyDeleteso all you in the clever-land. ever visit HubBub cycles?
ReplyDeleteI've bought arkel panniers, briefcases, mirrors, etc over the years. always had a good experience. still a year behind listening to the outspoken cyclist podcasts though.
I'm kind of a Flying Spaghetti Monster guy myself - I mean, who doesn't like pirates and pasta? And the Noodly Appendage neatly explains everything from bicycles to predestination.
ReplyDeleteSpokey - nope, never been there. I try to keep my business in Cleveland as limited to non-existent as possible.
ReplyDeleteWent to a Peddlers Trikes in Heath, Ohio a while back. Super nice people. I'll be back to buy a trike off of them someday.
If they don't die before I can afford one.
Speaking of Baby Jesus, I live in Mary Land and two blocks from DC.
ReplyDeleteDave, up where I live It's not cool to worship the flying spaghetti monster.
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ReplyDeletePastafarians? Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster? Sure, why not? In fact, I know what to cook for supper now.
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ReplyDeleteflying spag. maybe. ditch the arugula salad and go with spag.
Holy Spirits are like mineral spirits that have been blessed by some dude in a long black dress, right?
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ReplyDeletespaghetti monster?
hmmmmpf
unintelligent design
Lead out for 200
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ReplyDeleteCarb loading on rits bits did the trick
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fewtour day
Flyover! You from NM?
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ReplyDeleteACK!! I missed it! Do I still qualify for mucho kisses?
ReplyDeleteTwo fists in the air, a serious wobble,and a face plant.
ReplyDeleteRoad rash all round
Guess not... Kisses to you flyover BC XXXX
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