oooooh - whatcha got? anything in doubledown? dhf/dhr/assguy?Not to defend that, but availability from Maxxis fucking sucks right now. It's entirely possible that they just can't get their hands on the better stuff.
Are you looking for 27.5 tires by any chance? I've got a mountain of them that I'm unlikely to ever use, happy to lob a care package onto your porch from the street.
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Yes, but I'm keeping those.oooooh - whatcha got? anything in doubledown? dhf/dhr/assguy?
This one I'm talking about used to be good. They've become that "derailleur cable or tube in an emergency" type shop.The only thing I trust LBS to do is sell me a derailleur cable or tube in an emergency.
And then somewhere thereabouts we finally grounded the 737 Max.I mean, we all know France surrenders first and all ..but last season North America resorts followed EU in their decsion to close down early.
You and I Both know know that's not going to spread covid. But you and I can pretty much walk out of our houses and go do that, and there's no lodge based apres time, or lodging involved.@kidwoo - Friends who should be quarantined but go ski touring is a thing here too now.
Yeah..... I give up... fuck it.You and I Both know know that's not going to spread covid. But you and I can pretty much walk out of our houses and go do that, and there's no lodge based apres time, or lodging involved.
The problem is that fools from Monaco, San Francisco and London don't get that its everything that goes along with them thinking they're doing the same thing that is the problem. Rich twats who chose monied careers and amenities in cities don't get to treat rural access like it's theirs now. We chose access over money, now they want both. We don't need to travel and stress infrastructure to do that. Realizing that takes some self awareness however.....and if 2020 has shown anything, western civilization ain't too good at that.
Stay sane this winter. 2020 has shown a little of how ugly and selfish people really are.Yeah..... I give up... fuck it.
It’s like when I couldn’t handle stuff 24 years ago so I went and lived in the bush in AK for a year and a half, but ima pussy and it was too hard so now I dabble my pinky toe in the real world one day a week and then go back to the mountains to hideout.
I'm going insane enough that I decided making myself a ski boot press was a good idea. My feet are pretty fucked up, but the ROI here is... probably going to be really bad.Stay sane this winter. 2020 has shown a little of how ugly and selfish people really are.
At least you have a mad scientist shop to make up wierd shit to play with.
Sounds like a great idea! Like to make your own boot shells? injection molding at home? sweet!I'm going insane enough that I decided making myself a ski boot press was a good idea. My feet are pretty fucked up, but the ROI here is... probably going to be really bad.
I'm having fun though.
Ha, no not nearly that involved. It's a press for doing boot fitting work. It's for punching out shells to make more room in specific spots.Sounds like a great idea! Like to make your own boot shells? injection molding at home? sweet!
over 20 Grateful Dead shows before I was 20.
Widespread Panic
Went to 3 dead shows in the Bay Area. One of them we stayed in the parking lot. In all honesty that was better than being inside the show. That was The Cow Palace in 1994 I believe...@kidwoo I've been to over 20 Grateful Dead shows before I was 20. Nickleback was never really on the radar. Widespread Panic was my Nickleback. I really tried to like it...
I’m a hippie what can I say? My tie dye shirts have come back around though, haha.I'm going to leave now
Nice! Thanks Gary.Sleaford mods are awesome.
Give IDLES a listen too @buckoW
Both bands styles are more than a little reminiscent of The Fall, Frank Sidebottom and John Cooper in my eyes (ears)
Yeah, i did that too a few timesand it was a lot of fun! We would go backpacking, mountain biking and drive around from AZ to AK catching concerts all over. First in VW busses then in Toyota trucks. I was really good at getting Giardia back then.Went to 3 dead shows in the Bay Area. One of them we stayed in the parking lot. In all honesty that was better than being inside the show. That was The Cow Palace in 1994 I believe...
pssh, figures[Cool story bro warning]
I had a ticket for what ended up being the final Grateful Dead show in Chicago in the mid90s. I gave it away to a buddy so he could invite a girl. I didn't like the Dead just wanted to see what the fuss was all about.
A few weeks later I'm interviewing for a job with Washburn guitars and news of Garcia's passing comes across the wire. The Director interviewing me freaked out, was a huge dead fan, and almost in tears. I told him about me giving away my ticket and not liking them. The interview was over.
Buddy is still married to that girl.
[This completes today's cool story bro]
The last in person concert I attended was Phish.I'm going to leave now
I’m a hippie what can I say? My tie dye shirts have come back around though, haha.
samei'd rather ride a 29er for the rest of my life than go to a phish/dead/widespread/etc shows...
your man from widepread panicwho’s the guy in the second pic?
Haha! My bro.your man from widepread panic
haha, those were fun times! Sounds very similar to my experiences. I still enjoy behaving poorly though. Keeps me giggling like a kid. I’m sure I have a bunch of Phish recordings somewhere. My Mom moved here for retirement and brought me all my old shit like tennis rackets, 25 year old hockey gear and my Phish tapes, haha.I have some friends who are really into Phish and have been to several shows. I enjoyed all of them, but the root cause had less to do with the music than what was consumed in the parking lot. Never listened to them outside of a show.
Considering those friends it makes sense that they were attracted to Phish shows. They are the most poorly behaved individuals I have ever hung out with and someone would kick the shit out of them if they weren't surrounded by a bunch of docile hippies. I may have occasionally contributed to such behavior.
I agree completely. There is no 'my' in nickleback. That shit sucks just as bad as noodly nowhere nursery rhymes that hippie jam bands made careers out of just because an audience never got further than "baked is the point, maaannn". Nickleback is just the drunk frat boy version of bad.Widespread is equal to ..... Nickleback.
I see you as a 90’s Mountain Dew X kinda guy haha .
Dood, I know. I was just playing. You sure no Mountain Dew?I agree completely. There is no 'my' in nickleback. That shit sucks just as bad as noodly nowhere nursery rhymes that hippie jam bands made careers out of. Nickleback is just the drunk frat boy version of bad.
*sigh*
There was another 90s ya know..........
A 90's we could be proud of 30 years later.......
A 90's that tapped into youthful coming of age but is not a source of embarrassment in adulthood.....
I ingested everything under the sun, in mass quantities and it never made that shit sound any better.I have some friends who are really into Phish and have been to several shows. I enjoyed all of them, but the root cause had less to do with the music than what was consumed in the parking lot. Never listened to them outside of a show.
Never touched the MDMA, nor did I ever wear neon fishnets and suck on a pacifier, perhaps that is the difference.I ingested everything under the sun, in mass quantities and it never made that shit sound any better.
"I like my friends and the MDMA and scrooms we ate, but what's that annoying shit in the background?"