Re: pee re****t, was Yet another race re****t

On May 9, 5:48=A0pm, Ryan Cousineau <rcous...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> In article <qQ%Uj.83$3i3...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> =A0"Off The Back" <marco_fenne...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > SLAVE of THE STATE wrote:
> > > I thought that was even funnier and my smile got even bigger: there
> > > was no way in hell he was ever going to admit to anyone that he was
> > > peeing at the start line, with people standing all over the place.
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> > If you look behind the S/F line of most NRC races, I think you'll see
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> > a few puddles. As Dave Towle does 10 minutes of rider introductions
and
> > call-ups, the unwashed m***** (i.e., pack-fill) get to drain off that
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> > bit of fluid, which I suppose is some consolation for starting in the
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> > > It is good to be a pet primate. =A0Plenty of money and time for
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> > > and training.
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> > > How do you like the wheels I bought you?
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> > Yes, thanks Greg. Next I'm hoping for a track bike and a cross bike.
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> > keep up the good work.
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> > Mark
> >http://marcofanelli.blogspot.com
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> Greg, have you ever considered moving to Canada? The visas or TN waivers
> are relatively easy to get in certain specialties, and I could really
> use a new mountain bike.
>
> This year, I have been reduced to sullying my hands with commerce in my
> spare time to get more funds for my bike habit*, and your assistance
> could really make a difference to my lifestyle.
>
> Just $10 a day could make my dreams of a full-suspension XC bike come
> true,
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> *As Frank Lopez says in "Scarface," don't get high on your own supply.
> That should apply to bike parts, too.

With the gloom and doom of Global Warming pressing in, I don't think
it should be too long.  Let's schedule a bike drinking tour through
the Canadian Rockies.

Do you think hops will grow in The Yukon?  There is a shortage this
year, you know.  Beer prices are up.