Friday, November 20, 2015

BSNYC Friday Fun Quiz And I'm Outta Here, Suckers!

This coming Thursday, November 26th, is American Thanksgiving:


(Religious fanaticism and genocide is fun for the whole family!)

"So what is this having to do with me?," you ask from some socialist utopia that isn't America while a doctor tends to your wounds for free.

Well, what it means is that I'll be sticking my face into a turkey immediately following this post, and I won't be taking it out again until Monday, November 30th, at which point I will resume regular updates.

Yep, I'm taking the week off, and I advise you do the same.


You can thank me later when you're lying on the beach drinking oversized novelty cocktails, or else even later than that when the money runs out and you're destitute.

Meanwhile, if you ride a bike in New York City, you may be surprised to learn that the greatest danger you face is from other cyclists:


Though you're right to be surprised, because it's a load of fucking bullshit.

Apparently the headline refers to a bit of advice the author received from this guy:

For this trip, I went with my friend Joseph Phelan, a progressive media activist who was once a bike messenger in the city. Joseph has the cuffed pants, full sleeve tattoos and skinny tires of a real bike commuter.  He is my biking spirit animal. But the real challenge in the ride came later, when I biked back on my own.

Yeah, I think that's pretty much the opposite of a real bike commuter, especially the "skinny tires" part.

Anyway, in addition to telling the author that cyclists are more dangerous than motorists, he also gives here the world's shittiest cobblestone advice:

Basically from Christopher to 14th, whatever route we were taking seemed 70 percent cobblestone. Joseph said something about standing up, biking with my ass off my seat. 

“You get more control that way and it’s easier on your body,” he explained. I tried it and almost fell over. Again, not a real “bike commuter.”

OH MY GOD NO.

Who the hell is this Joseph Phelan?  Skinny tires?  Standing while riding over cobblestones?!?  Of course she almost fell over!

This guy may hate salmon, but his advice is completely backwards.

He's basically salmoning logistically.

No wonder this city's in such a state, it's the cuffed-panted and tattooed leading the blind out there.

Speaking of the actual greatest danger to cyclists (and pedestrians, and themselves) in New York City, here's what it takes to get in trouble for killing someone with your car here:


UPPER WEST SIDE — The driver who fatally struck a local mother last year on West End Avenue had hit and injured three other pedestrians earlier in the year in separate incidents — including a hit-and-run involving a 13-year-old boy in Queens, authorities said.

Yes, incredibly this idiot was still on the road after already hitting three other people that same year--though apparently the Assistant DA thinks it's reasonable to assume an idiot of this magnitude would stop driving out of a sense of enlightened civic responsibility:

Those crashes "prove that he knows (or should know) that he is a bad driver," according to a trial motion submitted by Assistant Manhattan District Attorney Michael Pasinkoff, who prosecuted Mercado.

.Shouldn't the DMV know this guy's a bad driver and take away his goddamn license?!?

What a fucking disaster.

It's enough to drive you into the woods, though it's dangerous there too.  For example, remember this guy?  You know, the fearless Yonkers deer who practically dared me to get closer to him or else?


Well, I couldn't help thinking of that horse video I wrote about the other day--and specifically about how we're apparently supposed to kiss their giant timid easily-startled asses if we come across them while mountain biking:


("Hallo!  Please, I beseech you to proceed, for you are astride the noble equine, and I am merely a lowly fat biker.")

Well, next it occurred to me that if these horses are so goddamn anxious, and Yonkers deer have nerves of steel and are all like, "You want some of this?  I'll give your ass a twist of Lyme, bike boy," then maybe cross-breeding the two would at least make the horses less skittish:


By the way, I am deeply freaked out by that horse's different-color David Bowie eyes.

See?  One's all like this:


And the other one's all like this:



EVIL!!!

Lastly, the only thing Americans have more contempt for than bikes are the poor people who live under our highway system, which is why the only time bikes are used to represent truth and justice is in news reports like this:



I guess we're supposed to feel vindicated, but I mostly just felt depressed.

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'll whinny and neigh, and if you're wrong you'll see some sweet stunt riding.

Thanks very much for reading, ride safe, and keep your voice down because you don't want to SCARE THE HORSES!!!

See you back here on Monday, November 30th.

Love,


--Wildcat Rock Machine








1) At the opening of London's first bicycle superhighway, mayor Boris Johnson was given:

--A Team Sky Pinarello
--A lesson in how to put on a helme(n)t
--A major award
--The finger





2) Which is not one of the Citi Bike rules?

--Yield to pedestrians
--Stay off the sidewalk
--Obey traffic lights
--Pull off into the wind






3) The Everysight Raptor cyclist smartglasses are marketed by a company that also makes:

--Fighter jet and rotary wing helmet-mounted display systems
--Integrated circuits as well as displays for smart phones and other consumer electronics
--Visual effects on live action films
--Groucho glasses, X-Ray Specs, and other hilarious novelty items






4) This lock solves which nonexistent problem?

--It shortens the process of locking your bike from two seconds to slightly under two seconds
--It requires a fingerprint for some reason
--It works like one of those arcade claw machines, which are never annoying
--All of the above





5) What is the purported advantage of the Proval chainring?

--It simplifies the process of front derailleur adjustment
--It keeps you from dropping your chain
--It prevents your pant leg from getting caught in your drivetrain
--It takes your load better





6) What's the purpose of Mario Cipollini's plunging neckline?

--It eliminates the problem of food and wine stains
--It allows him to remove his shirt at parties without messing up his hair
--Easier breastfeeding
--All of the above






7) Cat 6-ing a subway train is a great way to make a love connection.

--True
--False



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Anonymous said...

Dop @ 12:46 You forgot Taffy, as in Bonomo

Grammar Twat said...

18. You notice little details such as a hand-sewn buttonholes or the last of shoes other men are wearing


And apparently, little details you do NOT notice include:
- typing "a hand-sewn buttonholes"
- typing "the last of shoes" which has no applicable meaning
- leaving the period off the end of the sentence

Pope Francis said...

I get violent when I'm fucked up

I get silent when I'm drugged up

Want excitement don't get none I go out

1904 Cadardi said...

Babs,

Your grandmother was absolutely 100%, wrong.

Out here in the wild west frontier of high tech, trying to get engineers, programmers, developers, admins and other tech types to dress well only leads to discontent, unhappiness and employee turnover. When I worked for a company that required business attire including ties you saw the same five ties over and over again. All worn grudgingly. Sure, for the upper levels that have to go play in the public eye, or the creative marketing types that believe the color of a pocket square can make or break a day, dress how ever you want to. Put on a suit, break out the tweed. Bow tie? You mad man. But for everyone else? Be thankful they wear pants, any pants, and leave it at that.

(I'm among the "be grateful I'm wearing pants" crowd)

dop said...

B-O, N-O, M-O...ohohOh! it's Bonomo's

Smack it, Crack it...say goodbye to your fillings..

Mike Skinyard said...

Can we please just talk about Strava for a minute? I need to tell somebody about the KOMs that I have recently slayed.

Rob Roy said...

Be grateful they're wearing pants...because there's nothing under their kilts

Anonymous said...

Grammar Twat @ 2:08

I think "the last of a shoe" or "the lasts of shoes" would be grammatically correct, the "last" being something of how the sole is attached to the shoe.

But I can't be certain, I'm not a grammatician!

ken e. said...

(that's someone who is into grammas, if it's a word, it's a thing)

Pathetic Old Cyclist said...

Wow, page 2 of GQ..... discussion of tweed bibshorts and well heeled bike shoes fromSidi

JLRB said...

tweed scranus

BamaPhred said...

I don't have enough spare coin to replace my nashbar bib shorts, much less worry about being a fashionista. But you can always be clean, neat, and well pressed.
Who am I kidding. I believe in wash-n-wear and permanent press.

BamaPhred said...

Oh, and 1904, I'm confused. Each tech geek actually had five ties, or was there 5 ties between the lot? We used to keep a pre-knotted tie in the desk drawer and put it on over whatever shirt we happened to be wearing when the management would tour the works. They finally gave up, but issued corporate knit shirts. Now they don't even do that. The timeline on this is about 38 years, in case anyone is wondering.

1904 Cadardi said...

Bama,

That was a coal company (motto: Selling global warming since 1977) so the gentlemen in question were actual engineers. I believe each had 5 ties. It's been so long ago that some may have had 6. The women didn't have to wear ties, but none of them cared much for playing dress up either.

I think I had a boss read the same business book that said "Instead of ties, buy all your employees knit shirts. They'll love you and make you rich!"

Anonymous said...

201-217 and not a single horse has been mentioned.

Spokey said...

1904

back in the dot-com boom, i started a little company with two others so we could milk big company hr money. although ties were not banned, they were discouraged in writing. you were allowed to wear suit & tie if you had the misfortune to have to actually go to a client place. but even then (almost 20 years now) the big companies were also getting fairly casual.

dop said...

When I was an intern at a city hospital (all hail NYC Health & Hospital Corporation) we had to wear ties. The philosophy was that our patients were indigent & only came to our hospital because they could afford no other. They hadn't chosen us as their doctors & didn't like us, so we owed it to them to look as professional as possible. No scrubs, white jacket and a tie. I stopped wearing ties for the 3 years I was fulfilling the service obligation of my med school scholarship in the Rikers Island Health service (city jail)./ I didn't want to give anyone anything they could hold on to & choke me (clip ons look stupid) I wore ties until 2 years ago. I had a ritual of tucking it into my shirt before bedside procedures, but I finally said the hell with it. They're germ bombs.

Spokey said...


i've never seen my doctor in anything but jeans, polo, and sneakers. previous doc who started the practice (i started going there ins '76?) is long gone but i don't recall him in anything dressy either.

but i think both eye doctors are in ties. the regular glasses / exam guy is more casual. the guy who jabs me in the eye with a needle is slacks, leather shoes, tie, & white lab coat. but maybe the lab coat is to keep any eye ball juice that squirts out off his nicer clothes.

DesperatelySeekinDotRabinowitz said...

HORS DONG

Satisfying the horse mentioning requirement

BamaPhred said...

Surviving Rikers Island sounds like a victory in itself.

dop said...

It was pretty safe. Access to the clinics is limited, so that in the area where we had exam rooms, correction officers had the upper hand. A patient raised his voice at me only twice in 3 years. The first time, a co reached over the wall of my cubicle (much like a bathroom stall) and pulled him out. The second time I was in a room distant from the officers and I just got up and walked out.

Once I stupidly walked through the waiting room while a fight was going on. I realized what was happening and hesitated in the middle. A co the size and build of Lawrence Taylor (Nickname: Panama) spread his arms, pushed the crowd back with his body and said, "It's ok doc, go on through".

Spokey said...


hmmm

served on riker's island. well then you can settle one of the hottest debates at the local bars.

did will buy his island to boff crusher or troi?

dop said...

<a href ="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXZZeHkL29c> Crusher and Troi?</a>

dop said...

Crusher and Troi?

BamaPhred said...

Oddly enough, there was a race of aliens on TNG known as The Cardassians. They're everywhere.

AVN RULZ said...

Crusher and Troi, without the sound on, in my mind.
You're hot
Yeah you're hot too
Yes I'm hot
Me too

You know where this is going........

Bottle Ready said...

y'all can have either. Lt Yar was better.

JB said...

dop is a doctor, of medicine? I assumed we were all institutionalized.

Damn I'm tired. I was up 'til 1:30 painting the dining room.

"Guess what, I volunteered for us to host Thanksgiving"
[grumble, grumble]
[pause until 4 days before TG]
"Lets redo the dining room." (paint all surfaces, choose and install new "chandelier")

JLRB said...

DOP - so you were a penal doctor?
(childish snicker)

Mike Skinyard said...

Special Ed is coming out with a bib short for next year with a tweed chamois. Some people, such as myself, enjoy having their scranus abraded. And if they don't like it, I will sue their asses off. I.e., soon everybody will be wearing shorts with tweed ass pads whether they like it or not.

STRAVA!

babble on said...

There's a fair few physicians amongst our number, though only one of the penal variety, as far as I can tell...

And out here in the wild wild west of gaming tech, underdressed is the norm, not the exception. Goes with all of the fat girls in spandex, highlighting miles of cellulite as far as the eyes can see. Doesn't make it right. And I don't care whether a guy chooses to wear a tie or not, but sloppy is just plain ugly, and it's becoming more prevalent each and every passing year... :(

McFly said...

Damn I'm tired. I was up 'til 1:30 painting the dining room.

Is this some sort of sexual euphemism?

Dooth said...

A toasted everything with lox and tomato, please.

Roille Figners said...

In my younger more adventurous days I was visiting (and by that I mean "had taken Greyhound and literally hopped freight trains to get from New York to") the Seattle area. The friend I was visiting suggested going out to dinner. I worried aloud that I would be under-dressed. He and his wife laughed at that, and said "It's the Northwest! Nobody gives a shit!"

Roille Figners said...

First I laid down some serious hardwood flooring, then painted the dining room.

(In the building trades that's the wrong order to do it, but in the sexual innuendo dept. it's kind of the only way!)

Roille Figners said...

Actually no, I guess painting should be last either way since you're gonna be really hammerin away and jammin stuff in all sorts of ways and bumpin into stuff...

Nobody asked said...

it takes roughly 8 kWh to cook your average turkey – an electric oven drawing 2 kWh, running for four hours. about 58% of American homes have electric stoves rather than gas, which means about 26 million turkeys cooked in electric ovens – or 213 million kWh used

Quiet Please! said...

WCRM is still on twitter, rding his Brompton, and complainin' about leaf blowers. Leaf Blowers Blow. One time i saw a forest ranger using a leaf blower to clear leaves at a national forest trailhead.....in Oregon....what a major fucktard....

Spokey said...


i've never had an electric oven. but if i ever go crazy and start cooking turkeys i'll be sure to rip out the gas range and put in an electric. do they make electric ovens with gas tops? it would be nice to keep the gas burners.

oh well, the cream cheese should be warm enough to get back to making the cheese cake.

Anonymous said...

Never stick your carving tool into a bird until it is hot and moist and juicy and succulent. You will know when it comes up to temp because moisture will form on the outer area and it might even quiver form unbridled internal heat.

1904 Cadardi said...

Babble,

If it means I don't have to wear a tie I'll deal with the yoga pants.

As for sloppy, sometimes too far is too far. At my last job, the boss instituted a dress code (no jeans, no t-shirts) after one guy showed in a dirty Star Wars t-shirt with holes in it and sweat pants. Bastard ruined it with everyone.

When did this turn into wardrobe-snob?

1904 Cadardi said...

Spokey,

The amazing dual-fuel range . They do exist but they are more spendy than the usual all gas or all electric setup.

Next up on appliance-snob: Single bowl or double bowl kitchen sinks. Finding the sweet spot of lateral stiffness and vertical compliance.

Spokey said...

holy mackerel. i knew i was in trouble when i saw the name wolf but foolishly ventured forth anyway. the first one i looked at was priced around 1,000% of my current gaseous bloating ge model. needy-less to sey i quickly got the hell outta there. it would be better to buy one gassy and one sparky.

i'll stay with the tofurkey in the gassy oven.

i went with double sink when i remodeled a decade ago. always had a single prior and thought the dishpan setup was a hassle. still happy with that decision. also makes it easier to keep the dish washing going in one sink during prep while peeling taters, carrots, etc. in the smaller sink.

ok. up next. do you own a food processor? if the answer to the latter is yes, do you actually use it?

Anonymous said...

Young girls who "lose" their hymens riding a horse develop some sort of..primal attachment to horses since they technically deflowered her. This attachment is so primal and deep that these girls grow up to be size queens, because no dick is big enough to replace the sensation of losing your hymen while a 1100lbs beast is between your legs.

Mr. Ed said...

Anonymous@2:45

Suck on it. You dumbass.

bad boy of the north said...

Now waiting in the truck that the bank owns,for wifey to get outta work so that we can partake in the yearly tradition of being stuck in traffic just to get home.

bad boy of the north said...

Wishing everyone safe passage this coming turkey day.enjoy!

dop said...

Happy Thanksgiving

nay said...

That horse and girl stuff is just sort of creepy and weird. Who would even think that was true.

Spokey said...


everyone have a great estrogen laden tofurky high

      or

a tryptophan generated turkey high

ChamoisJuice said...

Welp, SSCXWC is over. Adam Craig won, and got the tattoo, tho it's misspelled. Also interesting, he was rocking MTB type riser handlebars, considerably wider, and with considerably shorter stem, than the antiquated set up BSNYC prefers to rub on his own personal bikes.

looked like a good time
Kinda want to go to the one next year in Portland. Hopefully the hipsters will be over cyclocross by then.

P. Bateman said...

i actually sold appliances at circuit city in college. when circuit city was a thing. still have a lot of kitchen-fred knowledge of appliances between that and doing a kitchen remodel with some fancy dancy stuff.

my advice - find a warehouse type scratch and dent place. actually, a lot of the high end place will sell floor models around jan/feb. bought a huge $3K oven hood for $700. damn that was a nice hood and couldnt see the scratch that it had.

and double basin all day.

sinksnob will approve.

P. Bateman said...

i also want to add that women are indeed from venus. the way they process information is just something else.

happy thanksgiving mofo's.

p.s. -
as someone who is a good chunk native american, i'm offended. i'm hoping my outrage will trend on twitter tomorrow.

babble on said...

Holy fuck. I'm sorry, but that a person might in their heart of hearts think it's possible to lose a hymen by riding horses is hard enough to believe, but when said gullible fool posts such a possibility on a public forum? Cray cray. Honestly. It's akin to telling your teenaged daughter that she should be careful how she sits on chairs lest she loses her virginity whilst she's at it.

Sigh. Education truly is a beautiful thing.

Anonymous said...

stuffed to the schvantz and strung out like the last days of Pantani on tyrptohan now!

Spokey said...


babs

sssshhhh about the 'h' thing. but does anyone give a crap about that thing anyway?

pb

my newest tv was from circuit city. that shows how outa touch tech wise i am.

just who the fuck-o is native americer anyway? the righteous came from europe. the oppressed came from the south or africa. and the other oppressed came from asia.

best i can tell you are either native because you were born here or you're native because you are a dino who somehow escaped the big extinction. all other claims are bullshit.

arlo

you did a decent alice's restaurant tonight. i totally agree with your POV. too bad you totally missed who the bigots are.




P. Bateman said...

Babs - well, you do have to be careful if you sit on a chair that has been turned over.

Dirty Uncle Bertie said...

Nonsense. That's a perfectly good chair.

P. Bateman said...

thanks Bertie, i rather enjoyed that. quite so.

ChamoisJuice said...

How many Hooters waitresses can you fit on an upside down barstool?

Hooters Girl Barstool Beer Trick

Spokey said...

pubic service annullment

now that cooking class is over, i thought i'd move on to puters

anyone tired of being nagged to upgrade to windoze 10?

afraid redmond will auto upgrade you without your consent?

someone wrote a free utility to monitor and prevent this. to get it go to http://ultimateoutsider.com/downloads/

Holy Roller said...

Ok you SINNERS. God knows what you post, but what would your mothers say if they could see your comments! Jesus died so your sins can be forgiven. Don't forget to check your tire pressure though.

Anonymous said...

How do I get my PS 4 controller to work with my windows 10 'puter if I have a combination of shimaNO and SRAM components?

Jeb said...

Sheeeit! I just done an' gone bought all my Thanks Givin' grocery stuff from the local gas bar! I got me some turkey like lookin' meat all wrapped up, tight as my cousin's pussy in plasic. I got me some 'Tater Tot' knock-off stuff that was made in China. I got me some salad in a bag with dressing that is lookin' sort of brown like but the expiry date is still good for another month or two, an' I got me some apple pie what's majority of ingredients sounds likes it was made by Union Carbide. Ain't our modern America grand?

Anonymous said...

I'm-a-callin' "Canadian" on that there use of "expiry" there Jeb!

Jeb said...

Sheeeit. Busted! All I got fer spell check is a ol' copy of th' Collins Canadian English Dictionary. Think my pappy picked it up when he was draft dodgin' the Vietnam War up in Canada. He done come back but then when we go an' go back in a bombing an' a shootin' to get them weapons of mass destruction that was not really ever there, well then he left again an all I got now is this Canadian dictionary that seems to be a bit more truthful on how things should be done.

What Happens When You Have Tools and Too Much Time on Your Hands said...

Mr. Rock Machine;

If you are reading the comments all the way down hear you are earning whatever this blog makes you.

And you may want to consider a couple of bike "culture" outliers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ufbHQaxS50&feature=youtu.be

http://www.instructables.com/id/LED-Rave-Solar-Shopping-Cart-Tricycle/






P. Bateman said...

i was about too hook up with this girl but turns out she was running ShimaNO 10 speed and i have a campy 7.5inch speed so we couldn't things to align.

was bummed. but also a good example of why running friction shift is so much easier.

Anonymous said...

I'm not a doctor, but I play one on the Al Gore invention. My Rx for Ms. Babble is a glass of really good Scotch.

Anonymous said...

Babble "highlighting miles of cellulite". North of the NSA Border that's known as Canadian Bacon.

Anonymous said...

That's it?

CycloXdresser said...

Why you bitchin' on Miss Babs so much Ano dude? You need to let some of that bad stuff you got inside vent in some other way that isn't so hurtful to people. Shame on you.

Ruth Westheimer said...

Mr Bateman: Don't discount the possibility of true happiness with Ms Shimano. (and no jokes about everyone loves discounts on Shimano). With time and understanding (as well as the proper timing, lighting and lubrication) You should be able to work out your differences in a way that is mutually satisfying. And be careful. Too much friction shift and you'll go blind.

Spokey said...


thumbs up for mr CycloXdresser

seems like too much pounding on our dearest babs lately. let's toss her kisses instead. she likes those. well toss 'em as long as the bordering guards are ok with that. last time i biek-sickened cross the upper border there, canuck guards were pretty laid back but the comings back us guards made me a mite jittery.

JuanOffhue said...

I concur. The Nova Scotian guards were quite friendly and welcoming, but on the way back the U.S. guards were humorless and hostile, and wanted to search our panniers.

babble on said...

Funny, cause I always find the opposite, that the Canadian border patrol are much nastier and stick up the butt-ish than their American counterparts. After all, these are the guys who tasered that poor Polish dude Robert Dziekański to death when he became impatient with the process after being held waiting all day long.

And thanks, you guys. I like scotch, so no offense taken. And I don't have any insecurities about my butt being the Canadian Bacon under discussion, either. It's kind of hard, this arse. Tight, if you will....

It's all water off a duck's back, but I well and truly appreciate your support. xo xo

Spokey said...


babs & juan

perhaps we are all undesirable and our own border chaps know us better and so are reluctant to let us back in. but the ferrin guards don't know us so they are friendlier. if the canucks and yanks ever figure out how to make their puters talk friendly mayhaps all border crossing guards will be mean to us.

juan

never been searched but almost once. crossing back in to us on the west side of lake champlain the summer following 9/11 i thought our panniers were about to be tossed. but then a bunch of them scurried over to a car and tossed that trunk. so we were able to pedal our way out of there.

Roille Figners said...

Shit I'm a dual citizen -that means I'll get treated poorly both ways. But usually it's fine when I'm in a car and they can plainly see that I'm one of the good, decent, righteous folk, not one of those bike terrorists.

Roille Figners said...

The way I read it, Mr. Anonymous is just quoting Ms. Babble and adding a joke. Haven't seen any of the true anonyhate lately... (not to jinx it)

Spokey said...

didn't go back to analyze posts but my sense was that babs has been piled on a bit recently.

dual citizen is it. sounds suspicious to me. gentlemen start your truncheons.

on the bikely front. i'll soliciting (mind out of the gutter mcfly) opinions. I've never had integrated shifters (is that kosher? i think brifter is verboten here). getting a custom bikely from mr bilenky and he suggested a campy double / mega rear if i wanted that or a shimano triple / mega rear if i stay bar end. i'm leaning to the bar end as i don't trust that campy stuff and i've always been happy with bar ends (other than they are harder tape).

dop said...

Next time you cross the border, tell the guard the <a href ="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI1UghAtr98'> penguin car joke </a>.

They just eat that sort of thing right up.

dop said...

penguin car joke .

Anonymous said...

LANTERN ROUGE!

And, the conclusion of SNOBBY’s richly deserved Thanksgiving intermission.

Hope he had a very peaceful interlude…

McFly said...

Oh come all ye faithful joyful and recumbent.

JLRB said...

Those aren't pillows!

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