Stupid %$#@$ Commuting

Richard Sherratt Wrote:
Ouch!

Was she cute?

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Richard.

She was actually!! Or at least, as cute as someone can be when horribly
distressed and a tad freaked out... Must admit, it was a new way to get
a girl's phone number!

Hmm.. anybody ever ended up dating someone they crashed into? An
interesting approach to meeting new people...


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eddiec

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"Richard Sherratt" wrote
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[...]

Avoid Outrage Excess.

OE is a far more capable newsreader than the anti-Microsoft brigade want to
acknowledge and it's more obvious flaws are instantly fixed by OE-QuoteFix.
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/

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"Richard Sherratt" wrote
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[...]

Avoid Outrage Excess.

OE is a far more capable newsreader than the anti-Microsoft brigade want to
acknowledge and it's more obvious flaws are instantly fixed by OE-QuoteFix.
http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/

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eddiec wrote:[color=blue]
Richard Sherratt Wrote:

On Thu, 5 Aug 2004 09:04:48 +1000, eddiec
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Ouch!

Was she cute?

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Regards.
Richard.


She was actually!! Or at least, as cute as someone can be when horribly
distressed and a tad freaked out... Must admit, it was a new way to get
a girl's phone number!

Hmm.. anybody ever ended up dating someone they crashed into? An
interesting approach to meeting new people...


I ended up daing someone I crashed WITH when I was driving a cab.

Dave

will OE make me post everything 3 times?


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flyingdutch

On Thu, 5 Aug 2004 17:54:36 +1000, flyingdutch
wrote:

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um, you are assuming i am on a P(iece of)C(rap), me thinks. whilst I
have one at home and work , i prefer my G5

So try the mozilla one then.

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Richard.

Richard Sherratt Wrote:
On Thu, 5 Aug 2004 17:54:36 +1000, flyingdutch
wrote:

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um, you are assuming i am on a P(iece of)C(rap), me thinks. whilst I
have one at home and work , i prefer my G5

So try the mozilla one then.

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Richard.

cool. thanx. actually got it. just never use it other than to test
webwork...


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flyingdutch

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will OE make me post everything 3 times?

That was a server stuff-up.

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flyingdutch wrote:
DaveB Wrote:

flyingdutch wrote:

have a 6spd 26" wheel ready to go. can probably change over
cassette/cluster if you run more...


Aaaaaaaaaagh. Need advice from anyone used to workign with wheels. I
swapped my casette onto the wheel generously donated by Flying Dutch
(lots of swearing and effort involved though) but when I went to put the
wheel on the bike it wouldn't fit. There was a big spacer on the axle on
FD's wheel so I removed that and the wheel would now fit into the frame.
But I can't shift down to the smallest sprocket, I'm about one sprocket
out for the SDI change. Does that mean I need a spacer just a smaller
one. I don't understand the purpose of the spacer but it seems to do
something vital??

DaveB(thinking the $180 MTB from Learsport is looking better and better)