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  1. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by gplama [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

    Tour of Poland on Eurosport at 10. This new Foxtel Play is pretty bloody good. Can watch Foxtel on my new telly, and iPhone anywhere.

    Roughly what time does the stage finish? I haven't got Fox, but I could pop around to me parents' joint to watch the last 20 min

  2. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by 531Aussie [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

    Roughly what time does the stage finish? I haven't got Fox, but I could pop around to me parents' joint to watch the last 20 min


    Dunno. If they have Foxtel online/play/go/whatthefarkever get their password and watch on your iphone or ipad. You have those don't you!?!

  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by gplama [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

    Dunno. If they have Foxtel online/play/go/whatthefarkever get their password and watch on your iphone or ipad. You have those don't you!?!

    er, um, no. :-)

  4. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by 531Aussie [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

    er, um, no. :-)


    Android?

    "PCs, Macs, iPhones, iPads, Android devices, the Xbox and Samsung Smart TVs can run it. And you can watch on two devices simultaneously."

    And an arseload of movies on demand. I did a bit of jizz in my pants when I loaded it up last night.

  5. 15k to go. No km/time checks from the host broadcasters. Eurosport are [censored] at them for that.

  6. thanks

  7. [IMG]cyclingforums.comLL[/IMG] They look like Stackhats painted in with silver paint pens. It's making me all nostalgic.

  8. Yeah, with those helmets they should be wearing pants on the ground jeans, skater t-shirts and riding BMX bikes.

  9. Reminds me of something much more contemporary... [IMG ALT=""]http://www.cyclingforums.com/content/type/61/id/288881/width/350/height/700[/IMG]

  10. Crackign Tour of sydney last night,

    TAN NSW ride. But in a bus. With beers. And roast duck.

    much more civilised

    you viccos missed out I tels ya.

  11. One for you Nev (and the Swamp-rocker)... [IMG ALT=""]http://www.cyclingforums.com/content/type/61/id/288898/width/500/height/1000[/IMG]

  12. Ha! He's probably got his favourite little amp mic'd up on the side of the stage :-)

    Either that, or he's got 50-billion dollars worth of fancy new pre-amps and effects plugged straight into the system. Is that what the cool kids do now?

  13. And you think Corgis are evil?

    Dog eats paralysed man's testicle while he sleeps

  14. It was probably a corgi X. Looks like they left out the bit saying how the bloke had smothered his balls in gravy or peanut butter.

  15. classic1 said:

    ...smothered his balls in gravy or peanut butter.

    It never entered my head that that could be dangerous. Thanks for the heads-up.

  16. LAMA, did you do the team TT?

  17. Nice pic Paul.

    That [censored] has been going on for years. In most cases the amps on stage are for show and you'll get one or two that might be mic'd up and actually used. Word has it that the mighty Hetfield had two 1x12 Mesa combo's (not much bigger than a nice sized computer monitor) mic'd up under the stage in an enclosed room when touring in support of Metallica's Black album back in the 90's - even infront of ~500,000 in Russia... two little combo amps supplying the mighty rhythm tone that crushes all. Apparently the clean tone comes from a small Roland amp.

    First time I spotted this shenanigans was in the early 80's watching MSG and the stage hands carrying complete stacks of two 4x12's off in one go apart from the stack with the mics in front of it. That was a WTF moment. Some guys like Yngwie, Dimebag and the guys from Slayer had all their amps hooked up and soundcheck just prior to the main act coming on always sounded ace if you were down the front.

    Back in the 90's when I was also an aspiring musician I had a fun afternoon in one of the big 'sound' rental places in Manchester - Concert Systems. Their deal was mainly with renting big systems to established touring acts - they were sorting out The Prodigy's 120,000 watt system that was used in places as small at 4,000 seats. The guy there hooked me up with a Marshall SE100 speaker emulator. I'd had a chat with him on the phone prior to coming down to the store and he told me to bring my guitar and Marshall amp head. He hooked the amp, via the speak outs, to the speaker emulator and straight into a 2,000 watt small JBL system and it sounded exactly like a Marshall but [censored] loud - without hauling those 4x12 cabs. Even when he stuck a bass track and drums through the little mixing desk and had me play it still sounded farking ace. I still have the SE100 but the old Marshall was sold a few years ago for a massive profit 🙂 Bought for 100quid, sold for $1600. That amp was repaired at the Marshall factory in England, lots of 'new bits', including new valves, for 75 of the Queens finest and got me a factory tour too! Sweet.

  18. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by classic1 [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

    It was probably a corgi X. Looks like they left out the bit saying how the bloke had smothered his balls in gravy or peanut butter.


    There used to be more than a few vids of hot women smothering their nether regions with peanut butter and letting German Shephards have a not so quick lick up on youporn up until recently...

    ... or so I've heard.

    [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comevil.png[/IMG]

  19. Quoted post said:

    Originally Posted by 531Aussie [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]

    LAMA, did you do the team TT?


    I did! See here gplama.blogspot.com.auvictorian club teams time trial.html

  20. paulambry said:

    It never entered my head that that could be dangerous. Thanks for the heads-up.

    Im on the WHS committee at work and did a risk analysis of just this scenario. You have to be prepared for any eventuality

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