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Last: 15 days ago by TandemBear
Same day ? No refund or another vehicle ? Damn that's cold
READ THE DAMN CONTRACT !!!
They better be lucky that's all he did.
why are you selling junk ? Why are u buying a used vehicle and not having a certified mechanic check it out thoroughly?
READ THE DAMN CONTRACT !!!
They better be lucky that's all he did.
why are you selling junk ? Why are u buying a used vehicle and not having a certified mechanic check it out thoroughly?
"Tedious Repetition of routine actions are what make us great"
That definitely belonged in the "Breaking" News thread.
He can be heard clearing saying I want a Soros elected prosecutor.
wifeisafurd said:
He can be heard clearing saying I want a Soros elected prosecutor.
Say what ? I didn't hear that part lol
"Tedious Repetition of routine actions are what make us great"
LOL, wutEdited by Staff said:
The election broke you
My 401K is going gangbusters!
VOTE BLUE
Right after he says he is a Trumpster.going4roses said:wifeisafurd said:
He can be heard clearing saying I want a Soros elected prosecutor.
Say what ? I didn't hear that part lol
Edited by Staff said:
The election broke you
Trump is breaking America. So you are breaking, too.
You're focused on the wrong things.
They are oblivious . So tone def
"Tedious Repetition of routine actions are what make us great"
going4roses said:
They are oblivious . So tone def
People like sugary foods.
But it's to their demise.
well, ohkay, but if we live love enough, plainly, everything is on the way to our demiseconcordtom said:going4roses said:
They are oblivious . So tone def
People like sugary foods.
But it's to their demise.
signed, oldfort
muting more than 300 handles, turnaround is fair play
smh said:well, ohkay, but if we live love enough, plainly, everything is on the way to our demiseconcordtom said:going4roses said:
They are oblivious . So tone def
People like sugary foods.
But it's to their demise.
signed, oldfort
And astrophysicists predict the sun will expand and melt the earth one day.
The Polar Bears are ultimately doomed no matter what we do!
With that thought in mind, I think I'll go down to some hopping joint tonight and pick up the hottest chick I see. Whether she wants to or not, I'm going to pleasure myself all over her body!
Because…. NOTHING MATTERS!
> And astrophysicists predict the sun will expand and melt the earth one day.
> The Polar Bears are ultimately doomed no matter what we do!
you jest, ok, fiine cct. but in this half-dead oldfort's view slow motion dominating market forces are relentless taking humanity's only home apart. and there's nothing we can do about it, except curse god and die hard,
aand maybe stop breeding.
> The Polar Bears are ultimately doomed no matter what we do!
you jest, ok, fiine cct. but in this half-dead oldfort's view slow motion dominating market forces are relentless taking humanity's only home apart. and there's nothing we can do about it, except curse god and die hard,
aand maybe stop breeding.
muting more than 300 handles, turnaround is fair play
"Refund?"
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> "REFUND????!!!!!!"
yeah, yeah, quoting the classic oscar winning '79 flick Breaking Away, which we watched twice in an Albany movie house, likely long gone by now. us (checks).. nope, still above ground
yeah, yeah, quoting the classic oscar winning '79 flick Breaking Away, which we watched twice in an Albany movie house, likely long gone by now. us (checks).. nope, still above ground
muting more than 300 handles, turnaround is fair play
If you haven't seen Breaking Away, give it a shotTandemBear said:
"Refund?"
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"REFUND?!!!!"
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"REFUND????!!!!!!"
That movie lured Mendoza to IULudwigsFountain said:If you haven't seen Breaking Away, give it a shotTandemBear said:
"Refund?"
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"Refund??"
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"REFUND?!!!!"
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"REFUND????!!!!!!"
VOTE BLUE
Not only have I seen it, it's what cemented my life-long love of cycling!LudwigsFountain said:If you haven't seen Breaking Away, give it a shotTandemBear said:
"Refund?"
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"Refund??"
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"REFUND?!!!!"
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"REFUND????!!!!!!"
It's on my movie top ten list.* I feel so lucky that my father brought it my attention way back when. He said to the family one day, "Hey, Siskel & Ebert really liked this new coming-of-age movie. Let's all go see it." So we did. He loved it for the family dynamics and humor (as did I). But I loved it for the riding! And thereafter I was smitten with all things bicycle. Despite spending my childhood first on a Schwinn** 20" and then early teenage years on a Mongoose BMX, tearing up the neighborhood and being a degenerate on it, the movie prompted me to beg dad for a road bike. He relented and I became the proud owner of a Raleigh Super Course. I rode that bike everywhere.
One of the middle school bullies saw that I rode a lot. He was big, strong and pretty mean to all of us. I guess he felt he could further assert his dominance over me by beating me in a bike race after school. Although intimidated, I was also kind of intrigued, so I agreed. I had no idea how I "measured up," so I went for it. We met after school at the Alpha Beta and picked a starting and finishing line. "GO!" he shouted and we were off. I cranked the pedals as hard as I could and after 20 or 30 seconds, I realized he was nowhere in sight. Dang, I blew his doors off!
If memory serves, I sheepishly rode home without talking to him. I assumed he'd be TOTALLY PISSED at me and want to pummel me for totally embarrassing him. I did NOT look forward to school the next day. But this was a learning experience for me. Instead of beating me up the next day, he actually was nice to me. And he never really mistreated me from that day forward. I learned that I had earned his respect. (I never boasted or rubbed his face in my beating him, which probably helped too.)
I credit "Breaking Away" with giving me the motivation, devotion and love for cycling that led me to that day wit he bully from school.
And that's not all, but I won't bore you all to tears. Sorry I went around the bend here, but I just couldn't resist.
* Watched it a few months ago after not seeing if for AGES. I must admit I'm sad to say it hasn't aged that well.
** Kinda proud to say I've briefly spoken on the phone with Richard Schwinn, great grandchild of the company's founder.
That is the point. You can't hear either part about the guy saying he is a Trump lover or any Soros. See how easy it its to make up stuff?going4roses said:wifeisafurd said:
He can be heard clearing saying I want a Soros elected prosecutor.
Say what ? I didn't hear that part lol
Ha, ha, funny coincidence I didn't realize! I guess he's always wanted to win the Little Indy 500, right?SBGold said:That movie lured Mendoza to IULudwigsFountain said:If you haven't seen Breaking Away, give it a shotTandemBear said:
"Refund?"
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"Refund??"
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"REFUND?!!!!"
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"REFUND????!!!!!!"
VOTE BLUE
Oh, I just remembered I have now met TWO people who were in Breaking Away. There I was shoveling snow off the roof of our Sierra lodge a few years ago when I got to talking to a fellow shoveler I hadn't met before. We were chatting and I happened to mention that although I like the snowy winters and I ski a little bit, my true love is coming up in the summer to mountain bike the Donner Pass area. Told him cycling is my #1 activity.
He then asked, "Do you know 'Breaking Away'?" I said of course I did, and it was formative in my youth. He then went on to say he was a student at Indiana when the film was made and participated as an extra during the racing scenes. I was very impressed! Thereafter I met a woman a year or so later who was also an extra in the movie. Kinda cool if you ask me.
SBGold said:That movie lured Mendoza to IULudwigsFountain said:If you haven't seen Breaking Away, give it a shotTandemBear said:
"Refund?"
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"Refund??"
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"REFUND?!!!!"
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"REFUND????!!!!!!"
VOTE BLUE
I've got a copy of The Graduate on VHS, I'll forward it to the team.
My daughter is at IU and joining a sorority soon. I'm hoping she rides for sorority team in the Little 500TandemBear said:Ha, ha, funny coincidence I didn't realize! I guess he's always wanted to win the Little Indy 500, right?SBGold said:That movie lured Mendoza to IULudwigsFountain said:If you haven't seen Breaking Away, give it a shotTandemBear said:
"Refund?"
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"Refund??"
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"REFUND?!!!!"
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"REFUND????!!!!!!"
VOTE BLUE
Oh, I just remembered I have now met TWO people who were in Breaking Away. There I was shoveling snow off the roof of our Sierra lodge a few years ago when I got to talking to a fellow shoveler I hadn't met before. We were chatting and I happened to mention that although I like the snowy winters and I ski a little bit, my true love is coming up in the summer to mountain bike the Donner Pass area. Told him cycling is my #1 activity.
He then asked, "Do you know 'Breaking Away'?" I said of course I did, and it was formative in my youth. He then went on to say he was a student at Indiana when the film was made and participated as an extra during the racing scenes. I was very impressed! Thereafter I met a woman a year or so later who was also an extra in the movie. Kinda cool if you ask me.
Hoo Hoo Hoosiers!
smh said:
> "REFUND????!!!!!!"
yeah, yeah, quoting the classic oscar winning '79 flick Breaking Away, which we watched twice in an Albany movie house, likely long gone by now. us (checks).. nope, still above ground
I'm pretty sure that's where I first saw it. Great movie! That flick helped to inspire TandemBear, 82gradDLSgrad and me to go on our many bicycle tours. Sort of.
TandemBear said:
"Refund?"
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"Refund??"
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"REFUND?!!!!"
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"REFUND????!!!!!!"
TandemBear said:Not only have I seen it, it's what cemented my life-long love of cycling!LudwigsFountain said:If you haven't seen Breaking Away, give it a shotTandemBear said:
"Refund?"
....
"Refund??"
.....
"REFUND?!!!!"
....
"REFUND????!!!!!!"
It's on my movie top ten list.* I feel so lucky that my father brought it my attention way back when. He said to the family one day, "Hey, Siskel & Ebert really liked this new coming-of-age movie. Let's all go see it." So we did. He loved it for the family dynamics and humor (as did I). But I loved it for the riding! And thereafter I was smitten with all things bicycle. Despite spending my childhood first on a Schwinn** 20" and then early teenage years on a Mongoose BMX, tearing up the neighborhood and being a degenerate on it, the movie prompted me to beg dad for a road bike. He relented and I became the proud owner of a Raleigh Super Course. I rode that bike everywhere.
One of the middle school bullies saw that I rode a lot. He was big, strong and pretty mean to all of us. I guess he felt he could further assert his dominance over me by beating me in a bike race after school. Although intimidated, I was also kind of intrigued, so I agreed. I had no idea how I "measured up," so I went for it. We met after school at the Alpha Beta and picked a starting and finishing line. "GO!" he shouted and we were off. I cranked the pedals as hard as I could and after 20 or 30 seconds, I realized he was nowhere in sight. Dang, I blew his doors off!
If memory serves, I sheepishly rode home without talking to him. I assumed he'd be TOTALLY PISSED at me and want to pummel me for totally embarrassing him. I did NOT look forward to school the next day. But this was a learning experience for me. Instead of beating me up the next day, he actually was nice to me. And he never really mistreated me from that day forward. I learned that I had earned his respect. (I never boasted or rubbed his face in my beating him, which probably helped too.)
I credit "Breaking Away" with giving me the motivation, devotion and love for cycling that led me to that day wit he bully from school.
And that's not all, but I won't bore you all to tears. Sorry I went around the bend here, but I just couldn't resist.
* Watched it a few months ago after not seeing if for AGES. I must admit I'm sad to say it hasn't aged that well.
** Kinda proud to say I've briefly spoken on the phone with Richard Schwinn, great grandchild of the company's founder.
Great story!!!!!!!!!
You should continue with the tears stories.
wifeisafurd said:That is the point. You can't hear either part about the guy saying he is a Trump lover or any Soros. See how easy it its to make up stuff?going4roses said:wifeisafurd said:
He can be heard clearing saying I want a Soros elected prosecutor.
Say what ? I didn't hear that part lol
Yeah, I know what you mean.
Awww, thank you. Racing with Cal Cycling was an amazing experience... something that "Breaking Away" prepared me for WAY before I had ANY idea I'd be racing in the peloton proudly wearing the Blue & Gold.concordtom said:TandemBear said:Not only have I seen it, it's what cemented my life-long love of cycling!LudwigsFountain said:If you haven't seen Breaking Away, give it a shotTandemBear said:
"Refund?"
....
"Refund??"
.....
"REFUND?!!!!"
....
"REFUND????!!!!!!"
It's on my movie top ten list.* I feel so lucky that my father brought it my attention way back when. He said to the family one day, "Hey, Siskel & Ebert really liked this new coming-of-age movie. Let's all go see it." So we did. He loved it for the family dynamics and humor (as did I). But I loved it for the riding! And thereafter I was smitten with all things bicycle. Despite spending my childhood first on a Schwinn** 20" and then early teenage years on a Mongoose BMX, tearing up the neighborhood and being a degenerate on it, the movie prompted me to beg dad for a road bike. He relented and I became the proud owner of a Raleigh Super Course. I rode that bike everywhere.
One of the middle school bullies saw that I rode a lot. He was big, strong and pretty mean to all of us. I guess he felt he could further assert his dominance over me by beating me in a bike race after school. Although intimidated, I was also kind of intrigued, so I agreed. I had no idea how I "measured up," so I went for it. We met after school at the Alpha Beta and picked a starting and finishing line. "GO!" he shouted and we were off. I cranked the pedals as hard as I could and after 20 or 30 seconds, I realized he was nowhere in sight. Dang, I blew his doors off!
If memory serves, I sheepishly rode home without talking to him. I assumed he'd be TOTALLY PISSED at me and want to pummel me for totally embarrassing him. I did NOT look forward to school the next day. But this was a learning experience for me. Instead of beating me up the next day, he actually was nice to me. And he never really mistreated me from that day forward. I learned that I had earned his respect. (I never boasted or rubbed his face in my beating him, which probably helped too.)
I credit "Breaking Away" with giving me the motivation, devotion and love for cycling that led me to that day wit he bully from school.
And that's not all, but I won't bore you all to tears. Sorry I went around the bend here, but I just couldn't resist.
* Watched it a few months ago after not seeing if for AGES. I must admit I'm sad to say it hasn't aged that well.
** Kinda proud to say I've briefly spoken on the phone with Richard Schwinn, great grandchild of the company's founder.
Great story!!!!!!!!!
You should continue with the tears stories.
It's been quite a ride!!!
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