The Scriptless Winter of 2015
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The Heckler
You bring new meaning to the term SUCK
Mountain Bike Mike
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This could either be a tool to not buy the house or GET A SCREAMING DEAL. My money is on the latter for the Pearls
Pearl
THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING
dont have to worry about this if we
BUILD A BRAND NEW HOUSE
and its kind of expensive
Mountain Bike Mike
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Red Mosquito
Formerly RLB the Scrapple Boy
Mountain Bike Mike
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me when we got our offer over our asking price
A christmas jam for you son. We rocking out to this shit over here right now.
http://mrlif.bandcamp.com/track/santas-got-a-muthafuckin-uzi
http://mrlif.bandcamp.com/track/santas-got-a-muthafuckin-uzi
I have found this to be the case for about 8 years then you can't wait to leave the house.
She is doing great and living in Florida. Rides a lot of road down there. Expect a writeup/JORBA hall of fame thing dedicated to her soonish.
Pearl
THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING
Christmas as always, stressful time. Was good to see family though. First Christmas without my family driving up doe. Kind of weird. I ate way too much, even to the point that I felt like I was getting fat. I need to get my ass in gear.
I was looking for company on the Chutes and Ladders loop, but no takers. I wasn't at a place where I could make myself hurt solo, so Capers and I decided to rendezvous in the Sourlands. Sadly he has no idea the names on the roads even though he is a local and I had to go looking for him.
Of course he waits for me at the top of a hill.
We roll around for a tad but his breathing is still causing him to die. I think it's time for him to step away for a while. He's going to be in hospital again soon. I thought it was a good ride for coming off of the couch.
Sunday was more of the same, but Jeremy was able to coax the crew to come up to him and take a tour of his trails. Very steep, very climb. Very "dry" though. was like a leafy Round Valley. Fred flatted in the first 5 minutes. Lou broke a pedal on a rock. Even High Bridge was very rideable.
The switchback descent down to the Columbia Trail was pretty sweet. I think because it was steep as shit.
I would like to do this ride again, but I doubt I'll have the time to do it.
I packed up my workbench late Sunday night and reality is starting to kick in. This is happening. 24 days and counting.
I was looking for company on the Chutes and Ladders loop, but no takers. I wasn't at a place where I could make myself hurt solo, so Capers and I decided to rendezvous in the Sourlands. Sadly he has no idea the names on the roads even though he is a local and I had to go looking for him.
Of course he waits for me at the top of a hill.
We roll around for a tad but his breathing is still causing him to die. I think it's time for him to step away for a while. He's going to be in hospital again soon. I thought it was a good ride for coming off of the couch.
Sunday was more of the same, but Jeremy was able to coax the crew to come up to him and take a tour of his trails. Very steep, very climb. Very "dry" though. was like a leafy Round Valley. Fred flatted in the first 5 minutes. Lou broke a pedal on a rock. Even High Bridge was very rideable.
The switchback descent down to the Columbia Trail was pretty sweet. I think because it was steep as shit.
I would like to do this ride again, but I doubt I'll have the time to do it.
I packed up my workbench late Sunday night and reality is starting to kick in. This is happening. 24 days and counting.
