Trikki Beltran's bad concussion and his helmet

"Curtis L. Russell" wrote in message
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On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 05:36:18 -0400, John Forrest Tomlinson
wrote:

Uhhh, dude, you know there are people who travel w/o cars sometimes --
like walking or even (gasp) on a bike. Are we supposed to carry a GPS
at all times too?

JT

Good point. Yes. Need to ask my son to get me a good buy before they
tear down the signs.

I can be a guide for the out-of-towners when I retire, if they have a
GPS with a really big read-out.

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

That reminds me of people out in the higher priced neighborhoods in
Connecticutt always destroy the road signs so people cannot find their way
around their areas and stay away.

Tom Kunich wrote:
"Curtis L. Russell" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 05:36:18 -0400, John Forrest Tomlinson
wrote:

Uhhh, dude, you know there are people who travel w/o cars sometimes
-- like walking or even (gasp) on a bike. Are we supposed to carry
a GPS at all times too?

JT

Good point. Yes. Need to ask my son to get me a good buy before they
tear down the signs.

I can be a guide for the out-of-towners when I retire, if they have a
GPS with a really big read-out.

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

That reminds me of people out in the higher priced neighborhoods in
Connecticutt always destroy the road signs so people cannot find
their way around their areas and stay away.

But...but...how does the UPS truck find 'em to deliver bike parts?!?

Jay Beattie wrote:
"bryanska" wrote in message
ups.com...
This post is solely intended to drive this thread to 1000
posts. Please
pitch in.

I'm in. So, how does this compare to "Sheldon is a Party Doll."
Attention Carl Fogel -- you have a research assignment. Which
thread is longer? -- Jay Beattie.

Not sure which is longer, but I think this will be the 1,000th post on
this thread....



-Buck

DANG! Missed it by one. Ok, so this will be the 1,000th post....

-Buck

Alrigh, alright, so my news reader was a bit confused and I'm too tired
this morning to count. Let the flaming begin.

bah.

-Buck

Bill Sornson wrote:

That reminds me of people out in the higher priced neighborhoods in
Connecticutt always destroy the road signs so people cannot find
their way around their areas and stay away.


But...but...how does the UPS truck find 'em to deliver bike parts?!?


If the driver can't find the street, then Mr Snob Hill, can just drive
his SUV to the depot, and pickup his stuff himself.

W

Mine (google) still shows like 963.

Per Tom Kunich:
That reminds me of people out in the higher priced neighborhoods in
Connecticutt always destroy the road signs so people cannot find their way
around their areas and stay away.

Small thinking.

In certain areas around where we live, they have it down pat. Keep the street
sign in place, but give a street 3 names: the name that shows up on a map, the
name on the street sign, and the name that the residents use to refer to the
street.
--
PeteCresswell

In article
.com,
"Buck" wrote:

DANG! Missed it by one. Ok, so this will be the 1,000th post....

-Buck

A the message count in a thread for the purposes of record
length ought to stop when reference is made to the actual
count. Pete Cresswell did so in
.

The count for rbm, rbr, and rbt are as follows:

group count
rec.bicycles.misc 960
rec.bicycles.racing 962
rec.bicycles.tech 1022

--
Michael Press

In rec.bicycles.racing Michael Press wrote:
A the message count in a thread for the purposes of record
length ought to stop when reference is made to the actual
count. Pete Cresswell did so in
.

The count for rbm, rbr, and rbt are as follows:

group count
rec.bicycles.misc 960
rec.bicycles.racing 962
rec.bicycles.tech 1022

You know, I was just thinking that someone that was willing
to devote as much time to the exact definition of irony as
you was ready to wade into something as pointless as a helmet
thread.

Welcome.

Bob Schwartz


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