Paris Roubaix Sunday night

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I'm just about to head off for Melbourne (tomorrow morning. Got to
pack first). Anyone having a Paris-Roubaix party Sunday night? I'm
probably going to have to resort to turning on SBS in the hotel room,
because it's unlikely I'll be able to even log in to check replies to
this for people saying "yes, I'm having one, and you're invited!"

--
TimC
As a computer, I find your faith in technology amusing.

TimC wrote:
> I'm just about to head off for Melbourne (tomorrow morning. Got to
> pack first). Anyone having a Paris-Roubaix party Sunday night? I'm
> probably going to have to resort to turning on SBS in the hotel room,
> because it's unlikely I'll be able to even log in to check replies to
> this for people saying "yes, I'm having one, and you're invited!"
>

Tim,

Just in case you do log on and see this, ock up to Cyclovia in Coburg
and ask around. You should find plenty of familiar faces there. If
nothing else, maybe someone knows of a pub that's got something on.

--
Pete.B

TimC wrote:
> I'm just about to head off for Melbourne (tomorrow morning. Got to
> pack first). Anyone having a Paris-Roubaix party Sunday night? I'm
> probably going to have to resort to turning on SBS in the hotel room,
> because it's unlikely I'll be able to even log in to check replies to
> this for people saying "yes, I'm having one, and you're invited!"
>

Tim,

Just in case you do log on and see this, rock up to Cyclovia in Coburg
and ask around. You should find plenty of familiar faces there.
If nothing else, maybe someone knows of a pub that's got something on.

--
Pete.B

what's cyclovia?

"Skewer" <Thiscantwork@bigpond.com> wrote in message
news:Ty4Mj.988$ko5.332@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> TimC wrote:
> > I'm just about to head off for Melbourne (tomorrow morning. Got to
> > pack first). Anyone having a Paris-Roubaix party Sunday night? I'm
> > probably going to have to resort to turning on SBS in the hotel room,
> > because it's unlikely I'll be able to even log in to check replies to
> > this for people saying "yes, I'm having one, and you're invited!"
> >
>
> Tim,
>
> Just in case you do log on and see this, rock up to Cyclovia in Coburg
> and ask around. You should find plenty of familiar faces there.
> If nothing else, maybe someone knows of a pub that's got something on.
>
> --
> Pete.B

TJF wrote:
> what's cyclovia?
>
> "Skewer" <Thiscantwork@bigpond.com> wrote in message
> news:Ty4Mj.988$ko5.332@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> TimC wrote:
>>> I'm just about to head off for Melbourne (tomorrow morning. Got to
>>> pack first). Anyone having a Paris-Roubaix party Sunday night? I'm
>>> probably going to have to resort to turning on SBS in the hotel room,
>>> because it's unlikely I'll be able to even log in to check replies to
>>> this for people saying "yes, I'm having one, and you're invited!"
>>>
>> Tim,
>>
>> Just in case you do log on and see this, rock up to Cyclovia in Coburg
>> and ask around. You should find plenty of familiar faces there.
>> If nothing else, maybe someone knows of a pub that's got something on.
>>
>> --
>> Pete.B
>

google, 5 seconds, try it some time

http://www.cyclovia.org/
What is a Cyclovia?

Get Involved!

Cyclovia means Life to the street! Imagine roads with barely a car
insight and people of all ages walking, cycling, rollerblading or
pushing a pram. That is a Cyclovia. During a Cyclovia, cars are not
allowed to drive along the selected road but are still able to cross at
designated intersections.

The first Cyclovia in Australia was held on 28 May 2006 in Moreland,
Victoria. Over 5,000 participants attended this great day. Click here to
visit the Cyclovia Sydney Road Moreland's website.
--
Pete.B

I'm just about to head off for Melbourne (tomorrow morning. Got to
pack first). Anyone having a Paris-Roubaix party Sunday night? I'm
probably going to have to resort to turning on SBS in the hotel room,
because it's unlikely I'll be able to even log in to check replies to
this for people saying "yes, I'm having one, and you're invited!"

--
TimC
As a computer, I find your faith in technology amusing.

gee, will SBS knock off those impotence ads during cycling events please!!

ProfTournesol wrote:

> TimC Wrote:
>
>>I'm just about to head off for Melbourne (tomorrow morning. Got to
>>pack first). Anyone having a Paris-Roubaix party Sunday night? I'm
>>probably going to have to resort to turning on SBS in the hotel room,
>>because it's unlikely I'll be able to even log in to check replies to
>>this for people saying "yes, I'm having one, and you're invited!"
>>
>>--
>>TimC
>>As a computer, I find your faith in technology amusing.
>
>
> gee, will SBS knock off those impotence ads during cycling events
> please!!
>
>

That'll be a hard act to follow.

On Apr 13, 11:21 pm, ProfTournesol <ProfTournesol.37t...@no-
mx.forums.cyclingforums.com> wrote:
> TimC Wrote:
>
> > I'm just about to head off for Melbourne (tomorrow morning. Got to
> > pack first). Anyone having a Paris-Roubaix party Sunday night? I'm
> > probably going to have to resort to turning on SBS in the hotel room,
> > because it's unlikely I'll be able to even log in to check replies to
> > this for people saying "yes, I'm having one, and you're invited!"
>
> > --
> > TimC
> > As a computer, I find your faith in technology amusing.
>
> gee, will SBS knock off those impotence ads during cycling events
> please!!
>
> --
> ProfTournesol

Do you think it's market research, or prejudice? Quite funny, really.
It would be interesting to compare the frequency of these ads with
motor "sport" broadcasts, although the issue there was always size,
not performance ;)

Donga