Heh, who said anything about shaved? That's the kind of thing you end up experimenting with once on a whim and realize it's not necessarily for everyone...HTRN wrote:Trimmed is one thing, but shaved? Not. Gonna. Happen.
Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
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Re: Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
The follies which a man regrets the most in his life are those which he didn't commit when he had the opportunity. - Helen Rowland, A Guide to Men, 1922
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Re: Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
Rave: This place has become a lot more...gee, what's the word I'm looking for...enjoyable? tolerable? fun? with the Foe function.
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Damned women and their emotions! -FireAza
"Luck is a word the ignorant use to define their ignorance. They are blind to the patters of force that drive the universe, and they name their blindness science, or clearheadedness, or pragmatism; when they stumble into walls or fall off cliffs, they name their clumsiness luck." - Tan'elKoth in Blade of Tyshalle
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Re: Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
Nukinblackmage's subtlety skill rises .1
<Arc_Orion> And I give rides to dudes!
<kaiju01> Yeah, I'm kind of a dick.
<Hirschof>Long from now, when the Earth is charred and barren, the only things left on the surface will be cockroaches and the continuous bickering between Fuggle and Deacon.
<Deacon> I'm not, however, played by a homosexual child star.
<kaiju01> Yeah, I'm kind of a dick.
<Hirschof>Long from now, when the Earth is charred and barren, the only things left on the surface will be cockroaches and the continuous bickering between Fuggle and Deacon.
<Deacon> I'm not, however, played by a homosexual child star.
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Re: Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
and yet...Deacon wrote:Heh, who said anything about shaved? That's the kind of thing you end up experimenting with once on a whim and realize it's not necessarily for everyone...HTRN wrote:Trimmed is one thing, but shaved? Not. Gonna. Happen.
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"In your histories, there are continual justifications for all manner of hellish actions. Claims of nobility and heritage and honor to cover up every bit of genocide, assassination, and massacre. At least the Horde is honest in their naked lust for power."
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"He who lives by the sword dies by my arrow."
"In your histories, there are continual justifications for all manner of hellish actions. Claims of nobility and heritage and honor to cover up every bit of genocide, assassination, and massacre. At least the Horde is honest in their naked lust for power."
"In your histories, there are continual justifications for all manner of hellish actions. Claims of nobility and heritage and honor to cover up every bit of genocide, assassination, and massacre. At least the Horde is honest in their naked lust for power."
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Re: Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
Mixture of rants & raves:
Bike the Drive was today, the annual event where the Chicago Bicycle Federation closes off Lake Shore Drive to 10,000+ bikers. I always run the entire loop (Hollywood to 57th and back - 30 miles). Unlike previous years I spent about 2 months working back from winter dormancy to biking conditioning. Every ride this year has been awesome, so I had no reason to doubt that these 30 mi were going to be a piece of cake.
Wrong.
About .5mi in, I heard my legs have the following conversation.
Left Thigh: Um, LT?
Right Thigh: Sup, RT?
LT: What the hell is going on?
RT: Oh shit. Is Bike the Drive today?
LT: Naw, man. That's next week.
RT: No I'm pretty sure its today. Its Memorial Day weekend.
LT: Aw.... crap. Um, well someone should wake up the calves and knees.
Calves:AARRRRRGHHATHGHGH!!!!
RT: C's already up
C:AARRRRRGHHATHGHGH!!!!
LT: Hey man, can you keep it down a bit, you're hurting my striated bits.
Hip Flexors:Bloody hell?
C:AARRRRRGHHATHGHGHARATARARATARARAGATAG!!!!
HF:Quite right.
LT: Sigh. Hey Knees, you up?
Knees:HEY DUDES! I AM SOOOOO DRUNK! LOLZ!!!!!11one
LT: We're screwed.
RT: Pretty much.
The first 7.5 miles northbound were an incredible struggle (plus, the "toughest" inclines are there). I actually considered quitting... it seriously felt like I was on mile 59 of a 60 mile trek. Besides all of that, it rained from the time I started (5:45a) to about 7am. My entire body was soaked (but rave: the crowd was thin!). After I hit Hollywood Ave however, (1/4 done), the adrenaline started flowing and I got stronger each mile afterwords.
It was the hardest time I've had on LSD since my first Bike the Drive... when I tried it after attending my brother's memorial day party (biking on 3 hours sleep and still pretty drunk.) All told, I finished strong, 30 miles in about 2hrs 15min. w00t!!!
Otherness:
A men's clothing wholesaler had a blowout tent sale yesterday. I got three new suits!!!
Bike the Drive was today, the annual event where the Chicago Bicycle Federation closes off Lake Shore Drive to 10,000+ bikers. I always run the entire loop (Hollywood to 57th and back - 30 miles). Unlike previous years I spent about 2 months working back from winter dormancy to biking conditioning. Every ride this year has been awesome, so I had no reason to doubt that these 30 mi were going to be a piece of cake.
Wrong.
About .5mi in, I heard my legs have the following conversation.
Left Thigh: Um, LT?
Right Thigh: Sup, RT?
LT: What the hell is going on?
RT: Oh shit. Is Bike the Drive today?
LT: Naw, man. That's next week.
RT: No I'm pretty sure its today. Its Memorial Day weekend.
LT: Aw.... crap. Um, well someone should wake up the calves and knees.
Calves:AARRRRRGHHATHGHGH!!!!
RT: C's already up
C:AARRRRRGHHATHGHGH!!!!
LT: Hey man, can you keep it down a bit, you're hurting my striated bits.
Hip Flexors:Bloody hell?
C:AARRRRRGHHATHGHGHARATARARATARARAGATAG!!!!
HF:Quite right.
LT: Sigh. Hey Knees, you up?
Knees:HEY DUDES! I AM SOOOOO DRUNK! LOLZ!!!!!11one
LT: We're screwed.
RT: Pretty much.
The first 7.5 miles northbound were an incredible struggle (plus, the "toughest" inclines are there). I actually considered quitting... it seriously felt like I was on mile 59 of a 60 mile trek. Besides all of that, it rained from the time I started (5:45a) to about 7am. My entire body was soaked (but rave: the crowd was thin!). After I hit Hollywood Ave however, (1/4 done), the adrenaline started flowing and I got stronger each mile afterwords.
It was the hardest time I've had on LSD since my first Bike the Drive... when I tried it after attending my brother's memorial day party (biking on 3 hours sleep and still pretty drunk.) All told, I finished strong, 30 miles in about 2hrs 15min. w00t!!!
Otherness:
A men's clothing wholesaler had a blowout tent sale yesterday. I got three new suits!!!
- We were never being boring. We had too much time to find for ourselves.
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I don't think you should be dropping acid while riding a bikeamlthrawn wrote:It was the hardest time I've had on LSD since my first Bike the Drive...
The follies which a man regrets the most in his life are those which he didn't commit when he had the opportunity. - Helen Rowland, A Guide to Men, 1922
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Re: Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
Rave: I bought my brother some of that beer that you all raved about in NC. The Sunset wheat. He and his gf both approve.
Rave: Still in NC!!!
Rave: My family is a bit insane, but I love them.
Rave: my brother brought Redneck Horseshoes and I'm actually pretty good at it.
RAVE: I'm toasted. In more ways than one.
Rave: Still in NC!!!
Rave: My family is a bit insane, but I love them.
Rave: my brother brought Redneck Horseshoes and I'm actually pretty good at it.
RAVE: I'm toasted. In more ways than one.
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Re: Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
Amlthrawn:
Try doing a similar distance while doing your own routefinding and over terrain varying from 'recently resurfaced road' to 'field that was annoyingly lumpy before the cowprints'. Then you get complaints from most of the other joints in your body as well.
Particularly after a somewhat unexpected ditch causes the crossbar to try and castrate you.
Try doing a similar distance while doing your own routefinding and over terrain varying from 'recently resurfaced road' to 'field that was annoyingly lumpy before the cowprints'. Then you get complaints from most of the other joints in your body as well.
Particularly after a somewhat unexpected ditch causes the crossbar to try and castrate you.
Skorpynekomimi [FGTL]
Nyaow!
What scares me? Mobile phones, bad driving, and brake lights.
(Spend some time drafting traffic on a bike and you'll understand the last one)
Nyaow!
What scares me? Mobile phones, bad driving, and brake lights.
(Spend some time drafting traffic on a bike and you'll understand the last one)
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Re: Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
Did it succeed?
The follies which a man regrets the most in his life are those which he didn't commit when he had the opportunity. - Helen Rowland, A Guide to Men, 1922
Re: Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
Sadly for you, no. When the front wheel drops suddenly, you start to expect that it's going to come upwards again just as suddenly, followed by the frame.
Skorpynekomimi [FGTL]
Nyaow!
What scares me? Mobile phones, bad driving, and brake lights.
(Spend some time drafting traffic on a bike and you'll understand the last one)
Nyaow!
What scares me? Mobile phones, bad driving, and brake lights.
(Spend some time drafting traffic on a bike and you'll understand the last one)
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Sadly for me?
The follies which a man regrets the most in his life are those which he didn't commit when he had the opportunity. - Helen Rowland, A Guide to Men, 1922
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I could be wrong, but I think he's saying, in some roundabout way, that he wants your nuts. Badly.
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rave: check from the insurance company came in. w00t!!! Money!!!
rave: off tomorrow (today)
rave: off tomorrow (today)
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Re: Rantettes and Ravettes Episode IV: A New Thread
Sophira wrote:Nukinblackmage's subtlety skill rises .1
Oh come now Sophira...it's not like I said WHO I put in my Foe list. I think that deserves at LEAST a .3
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Damned women and their emotions! -FireAza
"Luck is a word the ignorant use to define their ignorance. They are blind to the patters of force that drive the universe, and they name their blindness science, or clearheadedness, or pragmatism; when they stumble into walls or fall off cliffs, they name their clumsiness luck." - Tan'elKoth in Blade of Tyshalle
Damned women and their emotions! -FireAza
"Luck is a word the ignorant use to define their ignorance. They are blind to the patters of force that drive the universe, and they name their blindness science, or clearheadedness, or pragmatism; when they stumble into walls or fall off cliffs, they name their clumsiness luck." - Tan'elKoth in Blade of Tyshalle
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