Back to the salt pit. *le sigh*
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Back to the salt pit. *le sigh*
39* and I have no clue where the hell my work jacket is 
Moar coffee time
scratch that, found it hiding under my Kevlar vest
still need moar coffee
Moar coffee timescratch that, found it hiding under my Kevlar vest
still need moar coffee
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The ground is white outside. Coffee has been consumed. I need to pay a combined $4 K in Vermont and Federal taxes, then $760 quarterly to pay for roads and bridges and people who claim to run things. Not unhappy to contribute, but I would surely like to see some changes made for the sake of efficiency and ethics...
Helped wrench on a new bike build last night. So nice.
I think I have the "me too" bug, and want a new trail bike now.
I think I have the "me too" bug, and want a new trail bike now.
You might get lucky. Ours has pretty much slept 10-12 hours straight most nights, except when he's been sick or had teeth coming in. We have been pretty consistent with sticking to his bedtime and not going in the room. If they learn you will go in when they cry, you are screwed.
And don't be quiet
Play tv loud music loud vacuum
Too often people tip toe around to not wake up baby then the slightest noise wakes them up
And NEVER let them sleep in your bed you will neve get them out
Play tv loud music loud vacuum
Too often people tip toe around to not wake up baby then the slightest noise wakes them up
And NEVER let them sleep in your bed you will neve get them out
he doesn't even sleep in the same room, only time he did is when we were in the hospital with him
Wow! That's great!!!! We (ok I...slacking on the RM) need some pics of this little monkey too
Morning Monkeys.
Been plugging away at these online courses. Some of the material is interesting, but the dudes voice is so monotone it puts me out. And did they REALLY need to break out equalization theory into 4 parts? Is understanding how to use an EQ really that hard to understand?
Moar coffee.
Been plugging away at these online courses. Some of the material is interesting, but the dudes voice is so monotone it puts me out. And did they REALLY need to break out equalization theory into 4 parts? Is understanding how to use an EQ really that hard to understand?
Moar coffee.
My girls are both good sleepers (10-12+ hours per night). We never tried to be quiet around them and they both did great. My youngest used to get grumpy and put herself down for a nap because "she would feel better after a rest" and sleep for 2-3 hours!
This is absurd.
Westy's parenting advice:
When the baby is first born, beat the crap out of some other kid in front of them so they understand you aren't going to put up with any shit. Use some kind of doll if you are a pussy and might get your ass kicked by the kid.
Feed them coffee all day so they will not nap and will sleep through the night.
Don't refer to yourselves with silly names like mommy or poppy. Keep things formal, Sir Father Sir.
Don't let them look you straight in the eyes, don't want them thinking they are dominant.
When the baby is first born, beat the crap out of some other kid in front of them so they understand you aren't going to put up with any shit. Use some kind of doll if you are a pussy and might get your ass kicked by the kid.
Feed them coffee all day so they will not nap and will sleep through the night.
Don't refer to yourselves with silly names like mommy or poppy. Keep things formal, Sir Father Sir.
Don't let them look you straight in the eyes, don't want them thinking they are dominant.
Me too! Just ordered a set of hubs for a frame that won't be available for two months.
by the time the frame comes out the hub "standard" will be obsoleteMe too! Just ordered a set of hubs for a frame that won't be available for two months.
g/f bought a bike yesterday. A road/hybrid. A decently nice one (Devinci). But at least she's now on two wheels. I can work on the conversion to dirt.....
What's the BEST DAY EVER? New bike day, of course! Such a pretty pony...
Thanks for the help last night, Nick. Solid work, even though we didn't get to trimming brake lines down I got her out on dirt today and Hoe Lee Sheet it's good. Yeah, you need one.
nice pedals
This.
Me too! Just ordered a set of hubs for a frame that won't be available for two months.
what are you getting?
I hoard them.
how many u got?
Four or six pair I think maybe, not counting the gray set on my hardtail.
Is that the SB-6? You had a 66 right? Interested if there is much difference...What's the BEST DAY EVER? New bike day, of course! Such a pretty pony...
Thanks for the help last night, Nick. Solid work, even though we didn't get to trimming brake lines down I got her out on dirt today and Hoe Lee Sheet it's good. Yeah, you need one.
do you know offhand what size bearings the axle takes? my pair have been sitting in my parts bin waiting for a rebuild.
do you know if the spindle spring can be sourced anywhere still?
I did have a SB-66c, this is the 5c... I was on the fence of getting a 5c or 6c and it came down to availability really. I could get a 5c now-ish, or wait 2 weeks forever for a 6c. So I built this up with a 36 at 160mm to slack it up a bit and offer some stiffness over the 34 chassis. Compared to my 66, I only have one ride on this one and one ride on a friend's 5c but the two real noticeable differences to me are it's slightly shorter in the front-center (reach) and it's definitely lighter. Otherwise it's as good or better in all ways so far. I have never built a bike and ridden it less than 8 hours later, done zero suspension setup, and felt so comfortable so quickly. Very happy.
You know I don't have any idea... the reason I have a few pair is so I don't have to rebuild them. Just ride them until they fall apart then throw the next pair on. Thing is, they just keep going and going...
introduce them to tussin cough syrup at a early age.
Our baby sleeps in the bed with us every night... didn't plan it but it's easier to feed and change her.
@ kranked... The thought crossed my mind!
Ordered a set of Hadley ss hubs for a 650b Trans Am. Replacing my Simple. Frickin head tube is all ovalized and creaky. Wheels on it are 26" and 135mm. Way too obsolete to be seen in public with.
@ kranked... The thought crossed my mind!
Ordered a set of Hadley ss hubs for a 650b Trans Am. Replacing my Simple. Frickin head tube is all ovalized and creaky. Wheels on it are 26" and 135mm. Way too obsolete to be seen in public with.
Did you order those from their website then?
It's quite nice, and made my wallet tremble a little bit.
#justenduroproblems
Giv'er 'til ya quiver.It's quite nice, and made my wallet tremble a little bit.
This is the same fellow who a month or two ago was singing the never again song...
It was the never MARRIED again song.This is the same fellow who a month or two ago was singing the never again song...
Um hunh.