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camhead
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and one more backup, Justin Case.
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imnotclever
Feb 15, 2011, 2:36 PM
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camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey.
I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced.
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tripperjm
Feb 15, 2011, 2:59 PM
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imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced.
Teh same thing can be said about teh clamhed... still knot gunna fix him. He'll be leaking spray just teh same.
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carabiner96
Feb 15, 2011, 3:49 PM
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imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced.
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camhead
Feb 15, 2011, 3:51 PM
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tripperjm wrote: imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced. Teh same thing can be said about teh clamhed... still knot gunna fix him. He'll be leaking spray just teh same.
Yeah, I've blown through all patching attempts so far.
Donny! So, are we on for the weekend after next? Evil camhead may be joining us as well, so get your umbrella, gore tex, and your everything ready. Hurricane level spray storms MAY knock over T-wall!
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camhead
Feb 15, 2011, 3:53 PM
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carabiner96 wrote: imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced. A few weeks ago I had a nail in my new tire, cost $20 to patch it up like it never happened.
You still haven't told us what burnzed down your apartment!
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carabiner96
Feb 15, 2011, 3:56 PM
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camhead wrote: carabiner96 wrote: imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced. A few weeks ago I had a nail in my new tire, cost $20 to patch it up like it never happened. You still haven't told us what burnzed down your apartment!
As of three days ago I have flaming tendonitis in my hand, I'm in a brace, on drugs, might need surgery. Doc's orders to stay off the keyboard, and it's slow typing with my stump.
Plus side, it's a WC thing. Minus side, if I do have surgery and they somehow fuck it up, it's not like I can just become a lefty.
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kachoong
Feb 15, 2011, 3:56 PM
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tripperjm wrote: imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced. Teh same thing can be said about teh clamhed... still knot gunna fix him. He'll be leaking spray just teh same.
Hah!
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kachoong
Feb 15, 2011, 3:58 PM
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camhead wrote: tripperjm wrote: imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced. Teh same thing can be said about teh clamhed... still knot gunna fix him. He'll be leaking spray just teh same. Yeah, I've blown through all patching attempts so far. Donny! So, are we on for the weekend after next? Evil camhead may be joining us as well, so get your umbrella, gore tex, and your everything ready. Hurricane level spray storms MAY knock over T-wall!
Ewe guys are conspiring against me, aren't ewe?! Taking off before teh koala gets there. For awl I know ewe might be planting a few anti-marsupial spray traps in strategic places on awl teh 5.8's knowing I will come along and trigger them!
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imnotclever
Feb 15, 2011, 4:10 PM
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carabiner96 wrote: camhead wrote: carabiner96 wrote: imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced. A few weeks ago I had a nail in my new tire, cost $20 to patch it up like it never happened. You still haven't told us what burnzed down your apartment! As of three days ago I have flaming tendonitis in my hand, I'm in a brace, on drugs, might need surgery. Doc's orders to stay off the keyboard, and it's slow typing with my stump. Plus side, it's a WC thing. Minus side, if I do have surgery and they somehow fuck it up, it's not like I can just become a lefty.
Ouch biner!
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snoopy138
Feb 15, 2011, 4:20 PM
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imnotclever wrote: meatbomz wrote: kachoong wrote: So Friday I managed to get a PB for both my 1.5 and 2 mile run. I'm relatively slow anyhoo, but broke throo an elusive 12 min and 16 min barriers respectively. In conjunction I've lost 9 lbs since Jan 20th. Let teh fitness prevail over teh blort! Nice - I'm down to 193. There is this new gnar climbar boi at the jim who is ripped and crushes the V10+ bolder rowtes. He is very socially awkward despite being ridiculously good-looking. He ask me how much I weighed and I said "195" he said he was 190. I said "wow, you crush the gnar, I need to up my game! you've inspired me!" and he said "yeah, but I'm young". I died a little inside just then. hah
donny felt like he was dying a little inside, but actually it was some age-related health issue.
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drivel
Feb 15, 2011, 4:27 PM
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alright, gerks:
my flight is booked. my conference gets over at noon on sunday, and I fly out at noon on Monday.
I haven't heard back yet from bandycoot, but the gud news is that, worst case scenario, my advisor is also knot flying out until Monday (we have the same flights) because her daughter is in school in sanderado. and she is get a cheap not-conference center motel on Sunday night. and she is renting a car. so hopefully the werst case is that I climb with somebody Sunday afternoon, and I have to get a room at a cheap motel sunday night.
but I'm really hoping to couch surfs.
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meatbomz
Feb 15, 2011, 4:33 PM
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camhead wrote: tripperjm wrote: imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced. Teh same thing can be said about teh clamhed... still knot gunna fix him. He'll be leaking spray just teh same. Yeah, I've blown through all patching attempts so far. Donny! So, are we on for the weekend after next? Evil camhead may be joining us as well, so get your umbrella, gore tex, and your everything ready. Hurricane level spray storms MAY knock over T-wall!
whoo! Yes we are on!
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camhead
Feb 15, 2011, 4:39 PM
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kachoong wrote: camhead wrote: tripperjm wrote: imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced. Teh same thing can be said about teh clamhed... still knot gunna fix him. He'll be leaking spray just teh same. Yeah, I've blown through all patching attempts so far. Donny! So, are we on for the weekend after next? Evil camhead may be joining us as well, so get your umbrella, gore tex, and your everything ready. Hurricane level spray storms MAY knock over T-wall! Ewe guys are conspiring against me, aren't ewe?! Taking off before teh koala gets there. For awl I know ewe might be planting a few anti-marsupial spray traps in strategic places on awl teh 5.8's knowing I will come along and trigger them!
Angry will be there for an unspecified amount of time. Shoot him a message!
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Arrogant_Bastard
Feb 15, 2011, 4:51 PM
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imnotclever wrote: meatbomz wrote: kachoong wrote: So Friday I managed to get a PB for both my 1.5 and 2 mile run. I'm relatively slow anyhoo, but broke throo an elusive 12 min and 16 min barriers respectively. In conjunction I've lost 9 lbs since Jan 20th. Let teh fitness prevail over teh blort! Nice - I'm down to 193. There is this new gnar climbar boi at the jim who is ripped and crushes the V10+ bolder rowtes. He is very socially awkward despite being ridiculously good-looking. He ask me how much I weighed and I said "195" he said he was 190. I said "wow, you crush the gnar, I need to up my game! you've inspired me!" and he said "yeah, but I'm young". I died a little inside just then. hah
That was still pretty amusing the second read through.
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imnotclever
Feb 15, 2011, 4:56 PM
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Went yesterday and had the mod lung x-rayed. Turns out it's nothing, but the doc gave me an inhailer to use in the short term.
JAKE! It's a Performance enhancing drug, it's banned! But I has doctor's note! Too bad I haven't been on the byke in a coon's age! I've no performance to enhance - and that's what she said!
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Arrogant_Bastard
Feb 15, 2011, 4:56 PM
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camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey.
Durp. The BFG All Terrains that i like for the Taco run about that much once all is said and done. But they're kind of necessary for all the off-road trips I do to the supermarket.
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Feb 15, 2011, 4:58 PM
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carabiner96 wrote: imnotclever wrote: camhead wrote: imnotclever wrote: caughtinside wrote: The Land Hog has been gassed, lubed and aired up, and is ready to rock. I have a chronically leaky tire, seems like it goes near flat in about a month. Any tricks to fix that? I've been going with the tried and true method of putting air in it all the time. It's a pain, but the trouble is that when the loyerette drives it she doesn't put air in it and drives around a giant steel beast with a bad tire. Which makes her not want to drive it, which means I might not get the small car for climbing trips. Tires plus and a smooth $20. Just curious See Eye, how much are good tires for the land hog? Back when I had my FJ60 I remember paying over $200 per tire. Pricey. I'm guessing it can be patched, or plugged or that his valve stem needs to be replaced. A few weeks ago I had a nail in my new tire, cost $20 to patch it up like it never happened.
If it's anywhere near the edge, and like, anywhere in the vicinity, they'll tell you that they can't fix it. Then they'll point to the model on the floor that has a thin yellow stripe painted down the center of the treads and say that if it's outside the yellow it's illegal and highly dangerous for them to fix it. That's where the $20 comes in.
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camhead
Feb 15, 2011, 5:01 PM
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hum.
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camhead
Feb 15, 2011, 5:02 PM
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yeah.
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camhead
Feb 15, 2011, 5:02 PM
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WOo!
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camhead
Feb 15, 2011, 5:02 PM
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Gloryz!
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camhead
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Sukk my Chonsson!
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camhead
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one final brushstroke on my masterpiece. Yup. that should do it.
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