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Tamyka Bell
Guest
Who is doing the Balmoral (imperial) century this month?
(And who can confirm the date for this poor chicky with no
www?)
Tam
(And who can confirm the date for this poor chicky with no
www?)
Tam
A
Absent Husband
Guest
Tamyka Bell wrote:
> Who is doing the Balmoral (imperial) century this month?
> (And who can confirm the date for this poor chicky with no
> www?)
>
> Tam
Mate, its on Sunday 17th September, leaving teh Murarrie crit circuit
for Sanctuary Cove & return).
A metric century ride will also go ahead, leaving from the "Big Gun
Butcher" at Underwood, and also heading to Sanctuary Cove & return.
As I recall, the imperial century departs at 0630, with the metric
century mob kicking off at 0645.
I am an unconfirmed starter - we have a clashing social engagement in
the afternoon, so am trying to work out if I'll be back in time to make
it... *shrugs*
For all other BrisVegans - note that while this ride is a Balmoral club
ride, visitors are absolutely welcome (& encouraged!) to come along!!
Cheers,
Abby
> Who is doing the Balmoral (imperial) century this month?
> (And who can confirm the date for this poor chicky with no
> www?)
>
> Tam
Mate, its on Sunday 17th September, leaving teh Murarrie crit circuit
for Sanctuary Cove & return).
A metric century ride will also go ahead, leaving from the "Big Gun
Butcher" at Underwood, and also heading to Sanctuary Cove & return.
As I recall, the imperial century departs at 0630, with the metric
century mob kicking off at 0645.
I am an unconfirmed starter - we have a clashing social engagement in
the afternoon, so am trying to work out if I'll be back in time to make
it... *shrugs*
For all other BrisVegans - note that while this ride is a Balmoral club
ride, visitors are absolutely welcome (& encouraged!) to come along!!
Cheers,
Abby
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Tamyka Bell
Guest
Absent Husband wrote:
>
> Tamyka Bell wrote:
> > Who is doing the Balmoral (imperial) century this month?
> > (And who can confirm the date for this poor chicky with no
> > www?)
> >
> > Tam
>
> Mate, its on Sunday 17th September, leaving teh Murarrie crit circuit
> for Sanctuary Cove & return).
>
> A metric century ride will also go ahead, leaving from the "Big Gun
> Butcher" at Underwood, and also heading to Sanctuary Cove & return.
>
> As I recall, the imperial century departs at 0630, with the metric
> century mob kicking off at 0645.
>
> I am an unconfirmed starter - we have a clashing social engagement in
> the afternoon, so am trying to work out if I'll be back in time to make
> it... *shrugs*
>
> For all other BrisVegans - note that while this ride is a Balmoral club
> ride, visitors are absolutely welcome (& encouraged!) to come along!!
>
> Cheers,
> Abby
Dude, you absolutely have to do this. So that I have
company. And someone who will call Steven if I get dropped!
And I absolutely have to do this. Two imperial centuries in
two weeks!
Tam
>
> Tamyka Bell wrote:
> > Who is doing the Balmoral (imperial) century this month?
> > (And who can confirm the date for this poor chicky with no
> > www?)
> >
> > Tam
>
> Mate, its on Sunday 17th September, leaving teh Murarrie crit circuit
> for Sanctuary Cove & return).
>
> A metric century ride will also go ahead, leaving from the "Big Gun
> Butcher" at Underwood, and also heading to Sanctuary Cove & return.
>
> As I recall, the imperial century departs at 0630, with the metric
> century mob kicking off at 0645.
>
> I am an unconfirmed starter - we have a clashing social engagement in
> the afternoon, so am trying to work out if I'll be back in time to make
> it... *shrugs*
>
> For all other BrisVegans - note that while this ride is a Balmoral club
> ride, visitors are absolutely welcome (& encouraged!) to come along!!
>
> Cheers,
> Abby
Dude, you absolutely have to do this. So that I have
company. And someone who will call Steven if I get dropped!
And I absolutely have to do this. Two imperial centuries in
two weeks!
Tam
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Absent Husband
Guest
Tamyka Bell wrote:
>
> Dude, you absolutely have to do this. So that I have
> company. And someone who will call Steven if I get dropped!
> And I absolutely have to do this. Two imperial centuries in
> two weeks!
>
> Tam
Yep, I am gun keen to do it - am planning on being there, but just need
to convince the social coordinator that I can do both things on the
same day...
I know you want to tell everyone of your achievement, so here's your
lead in, "What was the other imperial century mate??"
(*grins* go on, tell 'em, you've earned it!!)
Abby
>
> Dude, you absolutely have to do this. So that I have
> company. And someone who will call Steven if I get dropped!
> And I absolutely have to do this. Two imperial centuries in
> two weeks!
>
> Tam
Yep, I am gun keen to do it - am planning on being there, but just need
to convince the social coordinator that I can do both things on the
same day...
I know you want to tell everyone of your achievement, so here's your
lead in, "What was the other imperial century mate??"
(*grins* go on, tell 'em, you've earned it!!)
Abby
T
Tamyka Bell
Guest
Absent Husband wrote:
>
> Tamyka Bell wrote:
> >
> > Dude, you absolutely have to do this. So that I have
> > company. And someone who will call Steven if I get dropped!
> > And I absolutely have to do this. Two imperial centuries in
> > two weeks!
> >
> > Tam
>
> Yep, I am gun keen to do it - am planning on being there, but just need
> to convince the social coordinator that I can do both things on the
> same day...
>
> I know you want to tell everyone of your achievement, so here's your
> lead in, "What was the other imperial century mate??"
>
> (*grins* go on, tell 'em, you've earned it!!)
>
> Abby
Nah, everyone will just give me sh!t about participating in
that sport that's not cycling, that I do. And I have a
sneaking suspicion that you think a lead in works like a
leadout and you get a bj in return! (But thanks for the lead
in.)
Hehehehe.
T
>
> Tamyka Bell wrote:
> >
> > Dude, you absolutely have to do this. So that I have
> > company. And someone who will call Steven if I get dropped!
> > And I absolutely have to do this. Two imperial centuries in
> > two weeks!
> >
> > Tam
>
> Yep, I am gun keen to do it - am planning on being there, but just need
> to convince the social coordinator that I can do both things on the
> same day...
>
> I know you want to tell everyone of your achievement, so here's your
> lead in, "What was the other imperial century mate??"
>
> (*grins* go on, tell 'em, you've earned it!!)
>
> Abby
Nah, everyone will just give me sh!t about participating in
that sport that's not cycling, that I do. And I have a
sneaking suspicion that you think a lead in works like a
leadout and you get a bj in return! (But thanks for the lead
in.)
Hehehehe.
T
Tamyka Bell said:
Balmoral Cycling Club's annual century ride will be held on Sunday 17 September 2006. This years destination is Sanctuary Cove and return, after a long coffee break by the water
Full Century (approx 160km) departs from the Murrarie Reserve at 6:30am
Half Century (approx 100km) departs from the "Big Gun" at Underwood at 6:45am
For more information contact:
Club Captain Kevin Menz - 3390 1300
or
Gino Cornacchia - 3841 1820 or 0418 737 671
160k's.....I am not even keen on driving that far. 
I am considering it, what if I get tired and need a nana nap?
Will the 160k ride be gun fast and the 100k be more moderate?
What roads will it take?
Are there hills?
Why does the world turn?
Can there ever be true peace?
What is the meaning of life?
I am considering it, what if I get tired and need a nana nap?
Will the 160k ride be gun fast and the 100k be more moderate?
What roads will it take?
Are there hills?
Why does the world turn?
Can there ever be true peace?
What is the meaning of life?
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Tamyka Bell
Guest
Paulie-AU wrote:
>
> 160k's.....I am not even keen on driving that far.
That's because driving is boring.
> I am considering it, what if I get tired and need a nana nap?
Pull over first!
> Will the 160k ride be gun fast and the 100k be more moderate?
Unlikely. Plus you have Abby and I as a backup plan. Wait is
it on the Sunday or the Saturday? Please be Sunday! I have
to work next Saturday.
> What roads will it take?
Dunno that one.
> Are there hills?
I hope so!
> Why does the world turn?
Trust me, it's a good thing.
> Can there ever be true peace?
Yes, once we wipe ourselves off the planet.
> What is the meaning of life?
Without a doubt, that is something you can only discover on
a journey of at least 160km, taken on foot or on bike.
Tam
>
> 160k's.....I am not even keen on driving that far.
That's because driving is boring.
> I am considering it, what if I get tired and need a nana nap?
Pull over first!
> Will the 160k ride be gun fast and the 100k be more moderate?
Unlikely. Plus you have Abby and I as a backup plan. Wait is
it on the Sunday or the Saturday? Please be Sunday! I have
to work next Saturday.
> What roads will it take?
Dunno that one.
> Are there hills?
I hope so!
> Why does the world turn?
Trust me, it's a good thing.
> Can there ever be true peace?
Yes, once we wipe ourselves off the planet.
> What is the meaning of life?
Without a doubt, that is something you can only discover on
a journey of at least 160km, taken on foot or on bike.
Tam
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Stuart Lamble
Guest
On 2006-09-08, Paulie-AU wrote:
> What is the meaning of life?
42.
Unless, of course, you can spare us a liver?
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> What is the meaning of life?
42.
Unless, of course, you can spare us a liver?
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Tamyka Bell
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Stuart Lamble wrote:
>
> On 2006-09-08, Paulie-AU wrote:
> > What is the meaning of life?
>
> 42.
<snip>
That's not even a marathon!
T
>
> On 2006-09-08, Paulie-AU wrote:
> > What is the meaning of life?
>
> 42.
<snip>
That's not even a marathon!
T
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Stuart Lamble
Guest
On 2006-09-08, Tamyka Bell <[email protected]> wrote:
> Stuart Lamble wrote:
>>
>> On 2006-09-08, Paulie-AU wrote:
>> > What is the meaning of life?
>>
>> 42.
><snip>
>
> That's not even a marathon!
You'll note that I didn't specify any units.
For instance, if I had said "cm", you would be correct.
If, on the other hand, I had said "miles", you would be wrong - it would
be *more* than a marathon.
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> Stuart Lamble wrote:
>>
>> On 2006-09-08, Paulie-AU wrote:
>> > What is the meaning of life?
>>
>> 42.
><snip>
>
> That's not even a marathon!
You'll note that I didn't specify any units.
For instance, if I had said "cm", you would be correct.
If, on the other hand, I had said "miles", you would be wrong - it would
be *more* than a marathon.
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Tamyka Bell
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Stuart Lamble wrote:
>
> On 2006-09-08, Tamyka Bell <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Stuart Lamble wrote:
> >>
> >> On 2006-09-08, Paulie-AU wrote:
> >> > What is the meaning of life?
> >>
> >> 42.
> ><snip>
> >
> > That's not even a marathon!
>
> You'll note that I didn't specify any units.
>
> For instance, if I had said "cm", you would be correct.
>
> If, on the other hand, I had said "miles", you would be wrong - it would
> be *more* than a marathon.
Ah, but if it was miles, it would still be a measly little
ultra, hardly worth mentioning
T
>
> On 2006-09-08, Tamyka Bell <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Stuart Lamble wrote:
> >>
> >> On 2006-09-08, Paulie-AU wrote:
> >> > What is the meaning of life?
> >>
> >> 42.
> ><snip>
> >
> > That's not even a marathon!
>
> You'll note that I didn't specify any units.
>
> For instance, if I had said "cm", you would be correct.
>
> If, on the other hand, I had said "miles", you would be wrong - it would
> be *more* than a marathon.
Ah, but if it was miles, it would still be a measly little
ultra, hardly worth mentioning
T
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Stuart Lamble
Guest
On 2006-09-08, Tamyka Bell <[email protected]> wrote:
> Stuart Lamble wrote:
>>
>> On 2006-09-08, Tamyka Bell <[email protected]> wrote:
>> > Stuart Lamble wrote:
>> >>
>> >> On 2006-09-08, Paulie-AU wrote:
>> >> > What is the meaning of life?
>> >>
>> >> 42.
>> ><snip>
>> >
>> > That's not even a marathon!
>>
>> You'll note that I didn't specify any units.
>>
>> For instance, if I had said "cm", you would be correct.
>>
>> If, on the other hand, I had said "miles", you would be wrong - it would
>> be *more* than a marathon.
>
> Ah, but if it was miles, it would still be a measly little
> ultra, hardly worth mentioning
*hauls out the big guns*
Parsecs.
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> Stuart Lamble wrote:
>>
>> On 2006-09-08, Tamyka Bell <[email protected]> wrote:
>> > Stuart Lamble wrote:
>> >>
>> >> On 2006-09-08, Paulie-AU wrote:
>> >> > What is the meaning of life?
>> >>
>> >> 42.
>> ><snip>
>> >
>> > That's not even a marathon!
>>
>> You'll note that I didn't specify any units.
>>
>> For instance, if I had said "cm", you would be correct.
>>
>> If, on the other hand, I had said "miles", you would be wrong - it would
>> be *more* than a marathon.
>
> Ah, but if it was miles, it would still be a measly little
> ultra, hardly worth mentioning
*hauls out the big guns*
Parsecs.
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