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Water bottle for a criterium race
On 7 Feb 2007 08:35:05 -0800, "gds" wrote:
On Feb 7, 6:20 am, "ilan" wrote: I suggest wearing a diaper. All the top racers to it. -ilan Top astronauts too! The Tailgate Tottie, endorsed by Livedrunk (tm) - for those times you really don't want to stop drinking beer, but also don't want to miss any of the game. No more waiting in those interminable stadium bathroom lines. Produced in team colors of all your major universities. Can be used as a cheering towel, but we don't suggest dual use unless you're on the opponents side of the field. Then, what the hell... |
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Water bottle for a criterium race
On Feb 7, 5:41 pm, "ilan" wrote:
On Feb 7, 2:20 pm, "ilan" wrote: On Feb 7, 11:55 am, Artoi wrote: That water may cause you to want to urinate during the race. Since there won't be time to stop during the criterium, I suggest wearing a diaper. All the top racers to it. On the other hand, I've never been able to find a Motorman's Friend, an item which I've only seen once in the movie Semi Tough. I couldn't find it by doing a Google search either. It consists of a rubber hose and a little flask, which allows you to relieve yourself discreetly at any time. In the movie, Burt Reynolds uses it for an EST marathon seminar. The one time I really needed it was driving a RAAM support vehicle all night: You are obliged to follow the rider continuously at approximately 18 mph for hours at a time, and you end up drinking soft drinks continuously, but then you don't want to force the poor rider to stop for your bathroom break. -ilan Once on the Interstate in Arizona I stopped to retreive a hat that had blown out the window of my car. Walking around looking for the dumb hat, I saw more than one soda bottle containing suspicious yellow fluid. I don't think any special apparatus is needed. For males that it. What with those wide-mouth bottles and all. Joseph |
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"ilan" wrote in message ups.com... On the other hand, I've never been able to find a Motorman's Friend, an item which I've only seen once in the movie Semi Tough. I couldn't find it by doing a Google search either. It consists of a rubber hose and a little flask, which allows you to relieve yourself discreetly at any time. In the movie, Burt Reynolds uses it for an EST marathon seminar. The one time I really needed it was driving a RAAM support vehicle all night: You are obliged to follow the rider continuously at approximately 18 mph for hours at a time, and you end up drinking soft drinks continuously, but then you don't want to force the poor rider to stop for your bathroom break. http://www.stadiumpal.com/ |
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Water bottle for a criterium race
wrote in message
ups.com... Once on the Interstate in Arizona I stopped to retreive a hat that had blown out the window of my car. Walking around looking for the dumb hat, I saw more than one soda bottle containing suspicious yellow fluid. I don't think any special apparatus is needed. For males that it. What with those wide-mouth bottles and all. They say that braggarts are trying to compensate for a personal weakness. |
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Water bottle for a criterium race
On Feb 7, 1:02 pm, "Carl Sundquist" wrote:
"ilan" wrote in message ups.com... On the other hand, I've never been able to find a Motorman's Friend, an item which I've only seen once in the movie Semi Tough. I couldn't find it by doing a Google search either. It consists of a rubber hose and a little flask, which allows you to relieve yourself discreetly at any time. In the movie, Burt Reynolds uses it for an EST marathon seminar. The one time I really needed it was driving a RAAM support vehicle all night: You are obliged to follow the rider continuously at approximately 18 mph for hours at a time, and you end up drinking soft drinks continuously, but then you don't want to force the poor rider to stop for your bathroom break. http://www.stadiumpal.com/ dumbass, http://www.chowdaheadz.com/beer-bell...ng-system.html |
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Water bottle for a criterium race
On Feb 7, 7:57 pm, "Tom Kunich" cyclintom@yahoo. com wrote:
wrote in message ups.com... Once on the Interstate in Arizona I stopped to retreive a hat that had blown out the window of my car. Walking around looking for the dumb hat, I saw more than one soda bottle containing suspicious yellow fluid. I don't think any special apparatus is needed. For males that it. What with those wide-mouth bottles and all. They say that braggarts are trying to compensate for a personal weakness. You mean me bragging about being stupid enough to wander around in a ****-soaked shoulder in the Arizona sun looking for a hat? ;-) Joseph |
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Water bottle for a criterium race
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. com, "ilan" wrote: On Feb 7, 2:20 pm, "ilan" wrote: On Feb 7, 11:55 am, Artoi wrote: That water may cause you to want to urinate during the race. Since there won't be time to stop during the criterium, I suggest wearing a diaper. All the top racers to it. On the other hand, I've never been able to find a Motorman's Friend, an item which I've only seen once in the movie Semi Tough. I couldn't find it by doing a Google search either. It consists of a rubber hose and a little flask, which allows you to relieve yourself discreetly at any time. In the movie, Burt Reynolds uses it for an EST marathon seminar. The one time I really needed it was driving a RAAM support vehicle all night: You are obliged to follow the rider continuously at approximately 18 mph for hours at a time, and you end up drinking soft drinks continuously, but then you don't want to force the poor rider to stop for your bathroom break. http://www.mypilotstore.com/mypilotstore/sep/1630 http://www.mypilotstore.com/mypilotstore/sep/1631 -- Michael Press |
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Water bottle for a criterium race
Ewoud Dronkert wrote:
Not. And screw off the bottle holder. Leave the 2 bolts at home, they're dead weight. You're just saying that because of all those mountains where you live. Mark http://marcofanelli.blogspot.com |
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Water bottle for a criterium race
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ups.com... On Feb 7, 7:57 pm, "Tom Kunich" cyclintom@yahoo. com wrote: wrote in message ups.com... Once on the Interstate in Arizona I stopped to retreive a hat that had blown out the window of my car. Walking around looking for the dumb hat, I saw more than one soda bottle containing suspicious yellow fluid. I don't think any special apparatus is needed. For males that it. What with those wide-mouth bottles and all. They say that braggarts are trying to compensate for a personal weakness. You mean me bragging about being stupid enough to wander around in a ****-soaked shoulder in the Arizona sun looking for a hat? I figured more like calling a coke bottle "wide mouth"............ |
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Not. And screw off the bottle holder. Leave the 2 bolts at home, they're dead weight. But then on the last lap, you cannot look like a pro as you conspicously throw your bottle away (that's when you really need to save the weight). B. |
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