ktmsx said:sorry for laughing but that is pretty funny crap....ha..ha...ha...
Was the third 'ha' really needed? Thanks man. Thanks a lot...:looney:
ktmsx said:sorry for laughing but that is pretty funny crap....ha..ha...ha...
I approve! That smiley is second only to this guy: :mumble:antimony said:Whomever wants the smiley to "crawl up my ass and die," here you go assmunch:
Don't hate the smiley for being way cuter than you...
Everyone else, have a great day!
I like him too!jacksonpt said:I approve! That smiley is second only to this guy: :mumble:
Did someone really do that??? Sheesh. DRB is a baby and people neg rep over smilies. This place may as well be run by Caeser. We are destined for ruin.antimony said:Whomever wants the smiley to "crawl up my ass and die," here you go assmunch:
Don't hate the smiley for being way cuter than you...
Everyone else, have a great day!
Actually we are destined for some housecleaning.loco said:We are destined for ruin.
loco said:You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to loco again.
this could be a longshot, but i've experienced it once before. check the cassette lockring...if it's loose, your cassette can move enough on the freehub body to cause shifting problems.manhattanprjkt83 said:Tonight is going to suck, i just bought an x.0 derailure/shifter combo and the damn thing will NOT shift right, im guessing it's error on my fault, but i have tuned thousands of derailures...driving me nuts...
So yeah that is what ill be doing....
What the hell did I do?Tame Ape said:Guess I'll just say it.
You Suck
What you SHOULD do is ignore it. Then eventually most people will give up. The ones that don't will be dealt with.loco said:What the hell did I do?
Good point, John. Noted.Echo said:What you SHOULD do is ignore it. Then eventually most people will give up. The ones that don't will be dealt with.
HA, another internet tough guy who doesn't sign his comments.antimony said:Whomever wants the smiley to "crawl up my ass and die," here you go assmunch:
Don't hate the smiley for being way cuter than you...
Everyone else, have a great day!
Ha, I've seen you drop the hammer... you probably would have been shot at and hit because you weren't that far away.Tame Ape said:Suck it Trebek!!
Ever better was when he told me that I couldn't ride a bike with a suspended motor vehicle license.
Bah! I should have dropped the hammer and booted out of there.
I Are Baboon said:HA, another internet tough guy who doesn't sign his comments.
Well it is a very new Evil Soveirgn Frame...And if you have spent any time around one, you know the dropouts are damn near impossible to bend...I dont think it's that...Good thought though....Polandspring88 said:Perhaps a bent derailleur hanger? That is often the cause of many shifting woes, though few people check it.
stosh said:Ha, I've seen you drop the hammer... you probably would have been shot at and hit because you weren't that far away.
That is a really good call out too...I'll give it a go.narlus said:this could be a longshot, but i've experienced it once before. check the cassette lockring...if it's loose, your cassette can move enough on the freehub body to cause shifting problems.
you don't think it is a little funny that you can get a ticket for riding a bicyle...sorry but if I am driving down the road and see a cop giving someone a ticket for speeding or whatever I would not think twice about it but if the said cop has a bicyle pulled over..again a little funny.loco said:I personally don't think it's funny that this cat is gonna be out $200. I don't run lights or stop signs most of the time, but I guess if I got a ticket, I would be pissed, but would live.
I agree that the premise is funny. I also know that we have to follow the same rules. I'm saying that it's not funny that one of our bros here got a ticket. I don't think it's funny when someone gets a speeding ticket, so this isn't any different for me really.ktmsx said:you don't think it is a little funny that you can get a ticket for riding a bicyle...sorry but if I am driving down the road and see a cop giving someone a ticket for speeding or whatever I would not think twice about it but if the said cop has a bicyle pulled over..again a little funny.
I just see you riding around NYC in your old man slippers now... thats a funny picture in my head.Tame Ape said:Thats a gearing issue.
I was riding in loafers too and slip of off the pedals sometimes.
Exactly! I guess if I thought I really had something worth saying, I would sign it.I Are Baboon said:HA, another internet tough guy who doesn't sign his comments.
I think it's more like Caligula.loco said:<snip> This place may as well be run by Caeser. We are destined for ruin.
loco said:I agree that the premise is funny. I also know that we have to follow the same rules. I'm saying that it's not funny that one of our bros here got a ticket. I don't think it's funny when someone gets a speeding ticket, so this isn't any different for me really.
Slipping pedals in OM Loafers sucks (OM=old man).stosh said:I just see you riding around NYC in your old man slippers now... thats a funny picture in my head.
this is a better visual.SkaredShtles said:I think it's more like Caligula.
Tame Ape said:Ever better was when he told me that I couldn't ride a bike with a suspended motor vehicle license.
sweet, I can't wait to see it!Tame Ape said:Slipping pedals in OM Loafers sucks (OM=old man).
Did I mention I got my ink for the Tractor:Semi line? It looks amazing! I'll try to remeber to post a pic tonight.
That's the part that's not funny, but I hope the ticket for running a light is $200 here. That is the most offended law in my neighborhood.Tame Ape said:It sucks, but at the same time I think the humor is in the amount I have to pay! $200!!!! Jeebus! For running a red light on a bike? How skewed is that?
Me either. But no, I have a CT license.splat said:never herd that one before ! were you cited for that too?
For the most part I agree, but only on paper. In dense metro traffic, I don't know if a non-motorized vehicle (like a bike or roller-blade dork) should have to use the same rules. A lot of times I'm cutting lanes or lights to get ahead of traffic in order to put myself in a better position to watch traffic and stay in one piece. Its self-presevation.loco said:That's the part that's not funny, but I hope the ticket for running a light is $200 here. That is the most offended law in my neighborhood.
I agree that it's stupid that it's that much for a bike, but I concede that if I want people to share the road, I should share it too.
Hey! It's NYC - isn't *everything* more expensive there?Tame Ape said:It sucks, but at the same time I think the humor is in the amount I have to pay! $200!!!! Jeebus! For running a red light on a bike? How skewed is that?
That's a part of cycling that I know nothing about. I also don't know if I want to. I can only offer up to be careful. I know that the rules need to be different there, but not having been, I certainly couldn't say how.Tame Ape said:For the most part I agree, but only on paper. In dense metro traffic, I don't know if a non-motorized vehicle (like a bike or roller-blade dork) should have to use the same rules. A lot of times I'm cutting lanes or lights to get ahead of traffic in order to put myself in a better position to watch traffic and stay in one piece. Its self-presevation.
That is a drawing of Nero during the great fire of 64...but I'll give you a b+ for effortnarlus said:this is a better visual.
but i wouldn't worry about the just yet.
I'd say running red lights is a bad idea, even in city traffic. It sounds dangerous. But what do I know?loco said:That's a part of cycling that I know nothing about. I also don't know if I want to. I can only offer up to be careful. I know that the rules need to be different there, but not having been, I certainly couldn't say how.
oh, i knew it's nero...fiddling while the city burns. kinda lame analogy, but oh well.GumbaFish said:That is a drawing of Nero during the great fire of 64...but I'll give you a b+ for effort
Somebody get that man a little gold star.GumbaFish said:That is a drawing of Nero during the great fire of 64...but I'll give you a b+ for effort
I've never ridden in that type of traffic, but I know in rush hour traffic up here (which is probably still WAAAAY better than what you ride in), running a light NEVER puts me in a safer position. Yes, I don't always use lanes like motor traffic has to, and I often cut through parking lots and such, but runnign intersections is never safer than stopping. Even if you roll up past traffic to be first in line at the intersection, that's still better than running the light, IMO.Tame Ape said:For the most part I agree, but only on paper. In dense metro traffic, I don't know if a non-motorized vehicle (like a bike or roller-blade dork) should have to use the same rules. A lot of times I'm cutting lanes or lights to get ahead of traffic in order to put myself in a better position to watch traffic and stay in one piece. Its self-presevation.
SkaredShtles said:Hey! It's NYC - isn't *everything* more expensive there?
Advice: suck it up, Princess.
Wow - I don't know what I would have said.binary visions said:'morning everyone. I had to tell a nurse at a local clinic today that the expiration on a drug vial, when it says "Exp. May 06", it means it expires in May, 2006 - not May 6th. She actually threw that vial out and brought in another one that said, "Exp. Sept 07" so she felt better