Comments on: Same Day, Same Name, Totally Different Sports

By: cyclegoddess

cyclegoddess — Sat, 31 Jan 2009 11:55:11 +0000

kenny really needed that beer by the looks of his face. (Hey mister, Im sorry the bear ate your baby!)

Dug may have a rival here in Oz ( as we aussies call Australia) my husband. Last time we went went riding(and its road riding mind you!) he wore;
purple capris with orange trim and toggles
mismated woolen sleeveless gloves( one lavender and new and one unraveling black one apparently circa 1230)
black calve lenght socks
sneakers
a pink top with a glitter flower ( stolen from me, bought in girls department at target)

or the red flennel pajamas pants embossed with snowflakes
or or or

And here am I, trying to look all cool( as I cant ride far yet, as I was sick for about 7 years so at least dress the part!) in slick black lycra, wraparound shades , etc etc!!
And yes, fatty dear , you do have that Dame Edna sort of charm in those specs! Fair dinkum!!

My guess to whats in the pack, is that turkey dinner you mentioned in another post on what to bring riding.

By: esj

esj — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 17:27:38 +0000

OMG! I hiked up Timpanogos a few years ago and felt brave – can’t imagine going up on a bike (of course, I just a roadie – not MBing for me!!) – one small jerk of the bars and youare off the one inch trail and sliding down to your death! And I actually did burst out in “The Hills are Alive” and did a few twirls when I got to the Julie Andrews fiield – had no idea until now that it is actually called that.

By: Al Maviva

Al Maviva — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 09:16:48 +0000

Barry, Fatty’s web coding is enough to drive a man to drink.

And I, for one, think we should be grateful to Fatty for that…

By: Clydesteve

Clydesteve — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 20:53:59 +0000

Big Mike – I actually do not think that Dug’s pose would be allowed in most catalogs I am familiar with. Do they depict that sort of thing in Oz-bourne catalogs?

By: dug

dug — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 19:59:45 +0000

Kathy, i’m just trying to get my body temperature below 110 degrees. we had just finished riding (well, as for me, mostly pushing) our bikes up several thousand vertical feet, and we weren’t even halfway done.

the black socks are anti-fashion. as soon as they catch on, we’ll move onto something else. like pantyhose.

By: barry1021

barry1021 — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 19:00:10 +0000

AHHHH, I didn’t click twice I swear!!! This azspritzen is totally on FC, not on me! Now where’s the bottle….??????

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By: barry1021

barry1021 — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 18:58:20 +0000

Actually Al and Big Mike, I misspoke with my high bar analogy. Blame the screw-top Merlot. I meant to say that FC sets the bar really LOW for us, as I was attempting to make a limbo analogy. My bad.

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By: barry1021

barry1021 — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 18:58:04 +0000

Actually Al and Big Mike, I misspoke with my high bar analogy. Blame the screw-top Merlot. I meant to say that FC sets the bar really LOW for us, as I was attempting to make a limbo analogy. My bad.

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By: LMouse

LMouse — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 18:27:50 +0000

It’s true. The writing here has been incredible lately. The summer cycling endorphins must have kicked in. Woo Hoo!

By: mark

mark — Wed, 27 Jun 2007 18:16:06 +0000

If you ever make that trip to Rockytown, let me know. We took a detour over to Fruita the first day of spring Moab 06 and had a good time. Lots of technical rock with plenty of opportunities for carnage. For a three day trip, I would put the over/under for the number of times Fatty dislocates his shoulder at 5.

The added benefit to a Fruita trip is that Kellene could set up the perfect pinwheel shot.