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Tim Morin
March 8th 07, 04:15 AM
I attended last year, and I had a great weekend. The meals were tasty
and filling, the people were awesome, and the trails are a treat no
matter what size uni you ride.


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joemarshall
March 8th 07, 04:57 AM
Brian MacKenzie wrote:
> and you sleep in a cabin protected from the elements, you can take
> showers, there's a fire pit, the trails are uncrowded, everyone sleeps
> close to the start/finish line, and the treat bags they give out are
> getting better each year.
>



Man you Canadians are proper wusses. 'Proper 24 hour races'
(http://www.strathpuffer.co.uk) have you camping in the woods at -7
degrees C. That sorts em out for sure.

Joe


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Brian MacKenzie
March 8th 07, 04:59 AM
joemarshall wrote:
> Man you Canadians are proper wusses. 'Proper 24 hour races'
> (http://www.strathpuffer.co.uk) have you camping in the woods at -7
> degrees C. That sorts em out for sure.
>
> Joe




No, we also have ****ty 24 hour races, there's just no point in going
to those ones


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Brian MacKenzie
March 8th 07, 01:43 PM
Team USA vs Team Canada is no long an option. there are now 6 canadian
riders riding (unless more people wish to sign up and bump two
canadian riders into the solo category)

We will mix the teams up on perceived skill/unicycle wheel size to best
equalize the teams (I'm team captain of both teams so i can make that
call :) )


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Tim Morin
March 9th 07, 01:58 AM
joemarshall wrote:
> Man you Canadians are proper wusses. 'Proper 24 hour races'
> (http://www.strathpuffer.co.uk) have you camping in the woods at -7
> degrees C. That sorts em out for sure.
>
> Joe



Why don't you come here for a -30 Celcius Muni ride. We'll see if you
can last the two hour ride, nevermind the whole night. -7C....that's
cold...wuss.


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joemarshall
March 9th 07, 10:01 AM
Tim Morin wrote:
> Why don't you come here for a -30 Celcius Muni ride. We'll see if you
> can last the two hour ride, nevermind the whole night. -7C....that's
> cold...wuss.



Awesome, do you have any rideable trails when it's that cold, or are
they all snowed in too deep to ride? Cold trails are so much fun. For
sure any time I have to be in Toronto at the cold time of year I'd be
up for that.

Joe


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Tim Morin
March 10th 07, 12:37 AM
joemarshall wrote:
> Awesome, do you have any rideable trails when it's that cold, or are
> they all snowed in too deep to ride? Cold trails are so much fun. For
> sure any time I have to be in Toronto at the cold time of year I'd be
> up for that.
>
> Joe



We in fact do have rideable trails most of the winter. The skidoos and
hikers keep them packed nicely. The colder, the better. Last few
rides i went on, it felt like i was riding on concrete. If you are
ever in T.O. let me know if you're up for a ride, whichever season it
may be. I'm only 3 hours north from there.


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steveyo
March 10th 07, 12:51 AM
Hey Joe - I'd use care with this guy, Tim Morin.

I knew a bunch of North Bay guys and gals who comprised an ultimate
(disc) team called the Nads. (Go-Nads!) Seriously. Those were some of
the craziest, hardest-partying mofos I've ever bumped into. As I
recall, they all had that same look in their eyes as Tim has.

They'd take roadtrips to tourneys by renting a U-Haul truck, setting up
a keg, stereo, and sofas in the back and driving umpteen hours to their
destination. Upon arrival, they'd all fall out, the floor of the truck
covered in a mixture of beer and sweat. :eek: They'd play hard
ultimate all weekend, and pile back in for a similar return trip. They
were all big, meaty monsters.

I only hope we draw Tim for our team in this race. :D :D


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Brian MacKenzie
March 10th 07, 01:15 AM
steveyo wrote:
>
> I knew a bunch of North Bay guys and gals who comprised an ultimate
> (disc) team called the Nads.




HeyTim, are these the guys you know??? That would be too weird!


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Tim Morin
March 10th 07, 02:29 AM
I think ultimate disc is like football. We were playin golf with discs
at the ski hill.

Although, there'd be a fair chance i may know some of the people that
Steveo is referring to.

and by the way, we only have that look in our eyes before we're drunk.
After a few we look pretty well normal.


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