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From: PrairieRider on 2 Nov 2009 21:58 On Nov 2, 6:41 pm, WoodsChick <TamiRow...(a)msn.com> wrote: > On Nov 2, 5:08 pm, PrairieRider <psbeck...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > > On Oct 31, 11:37 am, WoodsChick <TamiRow...(a)msn.com> wrote: > > > > On Oct 31, 12:43 am, PrairieRider <psbeck...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > > > > > On Oct 30, 9:26 pm, WoodsChick <TamiRow...(a)msn.com> wrote: > > > > > > On Oct 30, 7:54 pm, scrape <scrapeNOTHA...(a)earthlink.net> wrote: > > > > > > > On Fri, 30 Oct 2009 18:03:23 -0700 (PDT), sturd > > > > > > > <mikesturdevant...(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > > > > > > >HellSickle cogitates: > > > > > > > >> Hmmmmmm...... > > > > > > > >> An entire week.... I need to get another bike mount put on the > > > > > > >> trailer, so we can bring both trail & dual sport bikes. > > > > > > > >How legal does a bike have to be to be a dual sport there? > > > > > > >Just theoretically. > > > > > > > Current fantasy is a 640 Adventure from here to there and back, > > > > > > but that's ~4800 miles... > > > > > > So it's 4800 miles...what's your point? > > > > > > We don't care *how* you get there, just save yourself for some riding > > > > > once you do get there. > > > > > > Tami- > > > > > Uh...I think Hell was wondering what constitutes a legal dual sport > > > > bike in Eeee-da-how, not what's a legal route to get to this event. > > > > Now way we're gonna tow trail bikes behind the dual sports anyway :-D- > > > > Yep, I knew exactly what Jeff meant. He made it clear by saying how > > > legal does it have to be "to be a dualsport there." I was responding > > > to Scrape saying it was a fantasy of his to ride there on a KTM 640 > > > Adventure <G> > > > > And yes, Scrape, I do believe you'd be up for some sort of award > > > should you decide on this route! > > > > Tami- > > > I'm an idjit. <blush> > > LOL! No you aren't! Although, you *are* dating Jeff...hmm... Lol...hmmm...I think Jeff is one of my smarter life choices. <heart> (ok...I'll cut with the mushy stuff...don't want anybody drowning in vomit) > > > I realized my mistake later and meant to say > > something about needing lessons on how to read text based forum > > posts. > > Hey, don't feel bad; turns out we *both* got it wrong<G> I didn't even > know who the hell I was quoting! > I found RMD before almost anything else on the internets (I was a late > bloomer) so it just seems normal to me, but I would imagine it would > look kinda weird and not be too user friendly if someone were used to > all that techno-slickery of ADV and such. > > > I'll go crawl back out to the garage now...need to swap out > > front tube. > > Hey, while you're at it I need a new front tire on my KTM, `kay? > <snicker!> Hey, if you were closer, I could use the practice! :-) Got the tube done. Not fast, but done. Made a point of doing it while Jeff's at work so he wouldn't keep "helping" me. ;-) > > Tami- So, back on topic...this Scrapefest really has me excited. Scrape, you better get your buns out there.,.none of this waffling. Looks like this is going to be a good opportunity to meet all the RMD biker scum Jeff's been hangin' with the last, uh, what is it...20 or so years?! Beside, I'm expecting I'll get properly de-n00bed.
From: HellSickle on 3 Nov 2009 18:24 On Nov 2, 7:58 pm, PrairieRider <psbeck...(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > Lol...hmmm...I think Jeff is one of my smarter life choices. <heart> > (ok...I'll cut with the mushy stuff...don't want anybody drowning in > vomit) <blush> > Hey, if you were closer, I could use the practice! :-) Got the tube > done. Not fast, but done. Made a point of doing it while Jeff's at > work so he wouldn't keep "helping" me. ;-) Jutifiably so. The only two tubes I've messed up in the last 20 years have both been yours. I owed you a tube. > So, back on topic...this Scrapefest really has me excited. Scrape, > you better get your buns out there.,.none of this waffling. Looks > like this is going to be a good opportunity to meet all the RMD biker > scum Jeff's been hangin' with the last, uh, what is it...20 or so > years?! Beside, I'm expecting I'll get properly de-n00bed.- Hide quoted text - Waffling.... Reminds me of the discussion on proper folding of egg whites. Is the correct technique anything like *not* pinching tubes? That would explain an awful lot ;-) -Jeff-
From: Wudsracer on 3 Nov 2009 22:30 ************************************* >>On Mon, 2 Nov 2009 18:58:40 -0800 (PST), PrairieRider wrote: >> >> I'm an idjit. <blush> ************************************ >>> To which Tami replied: >>> >>> LOL! No you aren't! Although, you *are* dating Jeff...hmm... ************************************ >>>which prompts PR to say: >>>Lol...hmmm...I think Jeff is one of my smarter life choices. <heart> >>>(ok...I'll cut with the mushy stuff...don't want anybody drowning in >>>vomit) >>>So, back on topic...this Scrapefest really has me excited. Scrape, >>>you better get your buns out there.,.none of this waffling. Looks >>>like this is going to be a good opportunity to meet all the RMD biker >>>scum Jeff's been hangin' with the last, uh, what is it...20 or so >>>years?! Beside, I'm expecting I'll get properly de-n00bed. **************************************** Paula, While we will all miss Jeff's tales of the misadventures of "his friend", what with the chainsawing of the front tire of the XR and all, we are all very proud that he has found someone who can appreciate him and take care of him. I think he's earned it (and that he's a lucky sob). I think that something is mellowing him a bit though. I haven't hear of any recent jeffications in quite a while. OMT. If Scrape makes it, and I can get Deb to skip the youngest granddaughter's third birthday that week, he and I will definitely be along for the chick ride (as long as you all don't make it too rough and tough for me). (I may need some help from someone to properly jet the Husaberg. I can, and will, quickly and easily have the GasGas ready for Idaho, but this 4-stroke jetting stuff is sort of new to me.) Good Riding! Jim Fort Collins is just past halfway from here to Scrapefest. Wudsracer/Jim Cook Smackover Racing '06 Gas Gas DE300 '82 Husqvarna XC250 Team LAGNAF
From: PrairieRider on 3 Nov 2009 23:44 On Nov 3, 8:30 pm, Wudsracer <babba...(a)Lucy.com> wrote: > *************************************>>On Mon, 2 Nov 2009 18:58:40 -0800 (PST), PrairieRider wrote: > > >> I'm an idjit. <blush> > > ************************************>>> To which Tami replied: > > >>> LOL! No you aren't! Although, you *are* dating Jeff...hmm... > > ************************************ > > >>>which prompts PR to say: > >>>Lol...hmmm...I think Jeff is one of my smarter life choices. <heart> > >>>(ok...I'll cut with the mushy stuff...don't want anybody drowning in > >>>vomit) > >>>So, back on topic...this Scrapefest really has me excited. Scrape, > >>>you better get your buns out there.,.none of this waffling. Looks > >>>like this is going to be a good opportunity to meet all the RMD biker > >>>scum Jeff's been hangin' with the last, uh, what is it...20 or so > >>>years?! Beside, I'm expecting I'll get properly de-n00bed. > > **************************************** > Paula, > While we will all miss Jeff's tales of the misadventures of "his > friend", what with the chainsawing of the front tire of the XR and > all, we are all very proud that he has found someone who can > appreciate him and take care of him. I think he's earned it (and that > he's a lucky sob). I guess that makes me a lucky dob. > I think that something is mellowing him a bit though. Not mellowing...he's getting Paula-fied. Been teaching him to knit. Apparently, it's taking its toll. He was complaining about a hurt thumb last night. Nearly had to call the waaaahhhhmbulance. ;-) >I haven't > hear of any recent jeffications in quite a while. The weather here hasn't been helping; however, you could say that he Jefficated some folks in UT taking them on 5MOH. So much so that they all weenied out on the originally planned loop and headed straight back to camp (where the malted sports drink container was nicely iced down...) while Jeff rode on. There is something about a snow & ice ride this Sunday... > OMT. If Scrape makes it, In UT, someone proudly presented his buttocks as a target for the potato gun though I never did hit it...came close a couple of times. Seeing as how Scrape seems to enjoy baring all, he'll have to be in attendance so I can practice my sharp shooting. It's the least he can do, don'tchya think? > and I can get Deb to skip the youngest > granddaughter's third birthday that week, he and I will definitely be > along for the chick ride (as long as you all don't make it too rough > and tough for me). I'll try riding nearly anything, but generally it's not pretty or fast, so you'll probably be ok. I'm a little concerned about following Tami... :-D > (I may need some help from someone to properly jet the Husaberg. I > can, and will, quickly and easily have the GasGas ready for Idaho, but > this 4-stroke jetting stuff is sort of new to me.) > > Good Riding! > > Jim > Fort Collins is just past halfway from here to Scrapefest. If you're coming out I-80, Laramie is directly on your route! Hope it works out for you to make it. > > Wudsracer/Jim Cook > Smackover Racing > '06 Gas Gas DE300 > '82 Husqvarna XC250 > Team LAGNAF
From: KW on 4 Nov 2009 07:01
"PrairieRider" <psbecker1(a)yahoo.com> wrote in message news:42f48f9e-2ddd-490e-98f3-78f544ef538d(a)15g2000yqy.googlegroups.com... On Nov 3, 8:30 pm, Wudsracer <babba...(a)Lucy.com> wrote: > *************************************>>On Mon, 2 Nov 2009 18:58:40 -0800 > (PST), PrairieRider wrote: > > >> I'm an idjit. <blush> > > ************************************>>> To which Tami replied: > > >>> LOL! No you aren't! Although, you *are* dating Jeff...hmm... > > ************************************ Still not an idjit....but does question one's judgement :-) > > >>>which prompts PR to say: > >>>Lol...hmmm...I think Jeff is one of my smarter life choices. <heart> > >>>(ok...I'll cut with the mushy stuff...don't want anybody drowning in > >>>vomit) > >>>So, back on topic...this Scrapefest really has me excited. Scrape, > >>>you better get your buns out there.,.none of this waffling. Looks > >>>like this is going to be a good opportunity to meet all the RMD biker > >>>scum Jeff's been hangin' with the last, uh, what is it...20 or so > >>>years?! Beside, I'm expecting I'll get properly de-n00bed. > > **************************************** > Paula, > While we will all miss Jeff's tales of the misadventures of "his > friend", what with the chainsawing of the front tire of the XR and > all, we are all very proud that he has found someone who can > appreciate him and take care of him. I think he's earned it (and that > he's a lucky sob). > I guess that makes me a lucky dob. > I think that something is mellowing him a bit though. > Not mellowing...he's getting Paula-fied. Been teaching him to knit. > Apparently, it's taking its toll. He was complaining about a hurt > thumb last night. Nearly had to call the waaaahhhhmbulance. ;-) Not touching this one as I can truly and properly operate a sewing machine (do I get testosterone points back if 6 hours of said use on Dec 26, 2008 was for the sole purpose of attaching 50 bajillion patches to 3 new Boy Scout uniforms?) >I haven't > hear of any recent jeffications in quite a while. > The weather here hasn't been helping; however, you could say that he >Jefficated some folks in UT taking them on 5MOH. So much so that they >all weenied out on the originally planned loop and headed straight >back to camp (where the malted sports drink container was nicely iced >down...) while Jeff rode on. There is something about a snow & ice >ride this Sunday... > OMT. If Scrape makes it, >In UT, someone proudly presented his buttocks as a target for the >potato gun though I never did hit it...came close a couple of times. >Seeing as how Scrape seems to enjoy baring all, he'll have to be in >attendance so I can practice my sharp shooting. It's the least he can >do, don'tchya think? scrape has already begun collecting excuses not to attend, please refrain from providing legitimate fodder for that list. <VBG> > and I can get Deb to skip the youngest > granddaughter's third birthday that week, he and I will definitely be > along for the chick ride (as long as you all don't make it too rough > and tough for me). > I'll try riding nearly anything, but generally it's not pretty or > fast, so you'll probably be ok. I'm a little concerned about > following Tami... :-D I hear that she's fast for sure, but your biggest worry by *following* Tami will be the possibility of being hit by snapped and discarded bike parts. KW |