How will you spend your weekend?
- Thread starter stinkyboy
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doing home work. i don't need a poll to figure my answer out.
Riding both days! Most riding I have done since breaking my arm. WhooHoo!
Yard work, ride, ride, yard work.
Uh....none of the above.
I'm heading to the Rochester area for a baby shower tonight (shower's tomorrow) and then hanging out with the in-laws.
I'm heading to the Rochester area for a baby shower tonight (shower's tomorrow) and then hanging out with the in-laws.
UW vs BYU Game, friends from out of town, and a sh!t ton of drinking. Of coarse sunday night at 8 or 9 i'll spend 4 hours doing homework.
Trailwork on Saturday and riding some dirt somewhere Sunday.
I might fix the lawnmower so I can mulch the leaves. I've got better things to do than spend a day raking leaves.
I might fix the lawnmower so I can mulch the leaves. I've got better things to do than spend a day raking leaves.
I will be racing in the 1st annual POS100 race.
Rules are simple... Wheels no bigger than 20inch. Brakes are optional.
Rules are simple... Wheels no bigger than 20inch. Brakes are optional.
the drunken stupor was my choice. i will be finalizing stuff for school today and monday, working on my oven, maybe some poker tonight and some climbing this weekend and some photo shooting for my website. probably mixed in with some grilling, beer drinking and getting stoned.
putting my bike back together tonite while enjoying some good brews and chilling with my dogs, tomorrow if it's not raining, take the bike out and make sure it's gonna work. Sunday, probably hit the BMX track
I voted "taking care of the kids, wishing I was riding" because that's what I'd be doing if I wasn't working the whole weekend. 
I have to buy & install a dishwasher. :mumble:
SkaredShtles said:
are you replacing an old one, or doing a new install? If it's a replacement, it's not that bad, you'll be done in an hour or so, but go ahead and quote 6 or 7 hours and take the rest of the afternoon off
johnbryanpeters said:
Actually more like.
Ride, yard work, beer, ride, yard work, football, beer.
drinking tonight, snowshoeing Saturday, skiing Sunday
i was a bit jealous when i read that. tahoe is still dry as can be. no snow yet.Heidi said:
so... instead of enjoying snow, i will be enjoying pedaling my bike around. watching movies. eating. drinking. and buying some new snow tires.
I'm going to spend the weekend outside the box of convention.
The wife is taking daughter #2 back to St. Louis for a visit, so its gonna be just me and daughter #1 from Saturday through Tuesday. I'm actually pretty excited about it. Mainly because for 3 days, I get to sleep all the way through the night! Woo hoo!
weights,beers out,concert,sleep,chores,yard work,sleep,ride,yard work,beers@home, sleep
Clean, pack, drink, ride...
The mom is coming over sunday afternoon so we have to clean and buy her a birthday present before then.
It rained the last couple of days so the trails are going to be schweet this weekend. Gotta ride!
SS, dishwashers are easy. Hook up the electro, hook up the drain, hook up the water, shim so it's level and whammo! you're done! Besides, shouldn't the wife be doing the dishes?
The mom is coming over sunday afternoon so we have to clean and buy her a birthday present before then.
It rained the last couple of days so the trails are going to be schweet this weekend. Gotta ride!
SS, dishwashers are easy. Hook up the electro, hook up the drain, hook up the water, shim so it's level and whammo! you're done! Besides, shouldn't the wife be doing the dishes?
without multiple options your poll is no good.
I'll be riding, watching football on the couch, watching football in person, doing yardwork, and best of all eating cupcakes.
Cupcakes rule.
I'll be riding, watching football on the couch, watching football in person, doing yardwork, and best of all eating cupcakes.
Cupcakes rule.
Homework...
It never works out like that. There'll be random leaks springing up, rotten old hoses, etc. I'm sure of it. My one hour replacement will end up taking 40 frikkin' hours. :mumble:Cooter Brown said:are you replacing an old one, or doing a new install? If it's a replacement, it's not that bad, you'll be done in an hour or so, but go ahead and quote 6 or 7 hours and take the rest of the afternoon off
See above.Ciaran said:<snip>
SS, dishwashers are easy. Hook up the electro, hook up the drain, hook up the water, shim so it's level and whammo! you're done! Besides, shouldn't the wife be doing the dishes?
Toilet repairs are supposed to be easy too. :mumble:
It is kind of a combination of the first choice and the last choice, except the only thing surly about it is my bike....I'm a happy drunk, just ask the girls down the hall 
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