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Old 16-03.-2004, 05:28 AM   #151
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Yeah....take some extra tissues, you can find some long grass or a secluded spot but what's the point as the ladies amongst us can't 'do the shake' like our male counterparts


if you have to ....you can always use your bike socks.

now there is a handy tip to share on a long ride. :O
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Old 18-03.-2004, 01:41 AM   #152
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What is the proper edicate for deposing of the socks? Do you just place them in your shirt pocket or give them a toss? Doe's the heat of the day make any difference?
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Old 18-03.-2004, 04:22 AM   #153
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JUNE! What has started here thanks to mine and your post?!

'N.C'.....think talcumn powder primarily and go with the Chinese on nose/face masks!

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Old 18-03.-2004, 08:08 AM   #154
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JUNE! What has started here thanks to mine and your post?!

'N.C'.....think talcumn powder primarily and go with the Chinese on nose/face masks!

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eeeeeeeeeew!!!!

maybe stick it in the back pocket and start pulling. its a sure way to get rid of the competition!!!!
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Old 18-03.-2004, 09:36 AM   #155
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what about number 2s.

Anyone poked a 'turtle out' while riding. A thought for that poor fellow - and we all know of at least one! who has 'Caked his shorts' due to having a severe dose of the runs.

Personnally I never draught any potential soilers. Could you imagine the results. You'd be picking the aftermath out of your teeth for months. heeee he

YUCK


I used to train with a guy who realized he had to crap while he was in a 5 or 6 man break in a pro 1/2 race. Luckily, he wasn't wearing a bib, and he pulled it off in full-on stealth mode. He said his main worry was that their would be an attack if he was seen in that very vulnerable state.
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Old 18-03.-2004, 09:41 AM   #156
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eeeeeeeeeew!!!!

maybe stick it in the back pocket and start pulling. its a sure way to get rid of the competition!!!!


Don't you try and pull an ewwwww on this one g/f!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 18-03.-2004, 09:52 AM   #157
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I used to train with a guy who realized he had to crap while he was in a 5 or 6 man break in a pro 1/2 race. Luckily, he wasn't wearing a bib, and he pulled it off in full-on stealth mode. He said his main worry was that their would be an attack if he was seen in that very vulnerable state.


O.K, why did I wake up and sign on? This is SO not what I wanted the discussion to end up on!

Since I am here though, what about the rider, damn famous but cannot rem his name right now who had a case of the runs but had to keep going (excuse the terminology!)as only had a few seconds on his main rival leading into Paris in order to clinch the maillot jaune. Not a need to have to stop for a #2, just a constant necessity!

His fellow riders wern't too happy apparantly about the wiff either!

Going to puke now

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O.K, why did I wake up and sign on? This is SO not what I wanted the discussion to end up on!

Since I am here though, what about the rider, damn famous but cannot rem his name right now who had a case of the runs but had to keep going (excuse the terminology!)as only had a few seconds on his main rival leading into Paris in order to clinch the maillot jaune. Not a need to have to stop for a #2, just a constant necessity!

His fellow riders wern't too happy apparantly about the wiff either!

Going to puke now

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G'day,

it was jan Ullrich in lasts years TDF.......worse still was that his team mates were required to assist in his 'clean up'!......you'd wanna be getting paid alot!.....anyway, back to the thread subject, (i haven't read the whole thread, so apologies if this has already been mentioned)....Doing a pee is no problem. I just loop IT around my ankle a few times (gotta be careful o' them chain rings!) & pee...that way I don't get any splash on me. In winter, i loop it around my neck & paint it as a scarf.......only problem then is attractive women.. I ......can't ....can't Br..Br..Breathe,

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Old 18-03.-2004, 12:48 PM   #159
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I think Greg LeMonde had the squirts during a Worlds RR, but I don't recall the year.

As for peeing in races, I think the womens field has the right idea with the mass stop and squat. Such unity is inspiring.
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G'day,

it was jan Ullrich in lasts years TDF.......worse still was that his team mates were required to assist in his 'clean up'!......you'd wanna be getting paid alot!.....anyway, back to the thread subject, (i haven't read the whole thread, so apologies if this has already been mentioned)....Doing a pee is no problem. I just loop IT around my ankle a few times (gotta be careful o' them chain rings!) & pee...that way I don't get any splash on me. In winter, i loop it around my neck & paint it as a scarf.......only problem then is attractive women.. I ......can't ....can't Br..Br..Breathe,

cheers,

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that sounds like a fat one to me Hitchy:-)
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If you are mountain biking and it is not a race, then I say help the trees grow!!
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Old 23-03.-2004, 12:10 PM   #162
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just checking in on my greatest thread, evah!!!
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just checking in on my greatest thread, evah!!!


Yeah, it's been going since May 2003, I reckon the topics only just reached midstream, two months to go 'til a year.
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Old 23-03.-2004, 12:39 PM   #164
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Yeah, it's been going since May 2003, I reckon the topics only just reached midstream, two months to go 'til a year.


hey, if you guys get bored here. try this forum. it is pretty rowdy and lawless, but packed with hilarity.

http://www.fftodayforums.com/cgi-bi...m&f=5&submit=Go
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Old 23-03.-2004, 12:46 PM   #165
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you want rowdy and lawless,
then check out:

www.b3ta.com

childish, silly, sometimes offensive and a great way to creatively waste your time at work.

back to wee, not cycling related, but could be adapted:
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2...9939581356.html
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