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Groovy! :-)
It's one of Kennedy's old Hoffy frames with Rossin stickers
Jee, this frame is up to 500 bucks, with 4 days to go
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Originally Posted by Helmet Hair [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
Lama wants to flog ozmans ball bag......
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Jee, what's will all the in-your-endo? :-)
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For Clint Jones
In his defense, it was only a little fire and no schoolgirls were harmed.
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This year St Kilda has had a player test positive for a performance enhancing substance, had uber-unco hack Justin Kosinskie running around on the paddock, had another player charged with rape, and now they have had a player set fire to a dwarf. Let me write that again. Had a player set fire to a dwarf. Say it out loud for maximum comedic effect. Despite all that they still aren't the biggest disgrace of a footy club in the AFL. Go Bombers!
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To be fair, I think this incident highlights a gap in the AFL's player education program. Surely there should be a module on the dangers of naked flames around miniature entertainers.
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Don't limit it to miniature entertainers, can you imagine how much hairspray is used by a 7 foot trannie?
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Quote: Originally Posted by classic1 [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
This year.....
[SIZE=12px]Hey Classic[/SIZE], what's that tip you gave me ages ago to help stop seatposts slipping? I got one of my Cioccs back from the 'repair only' bike shop. After 6 months, no one wanted it. -
Hmm, we've been a bit quiet in here lately. I can fill this thread with every second silly thought I have, dumb thing I did, piece of trivia I looked up on Wikipedia, or more of my grandpa stories
Hmmm, let's see.
Oh yeah..the other day, when I got up to have a [censored], I looked down to see a new, massive, very black mole on my stomach. I totally farkin freaked out, of course.
After examining it for a few minutes with my 150-magnification $5 glasses from the $2 shop, whilst planning which one of yooz guys is tall enough to get my bikes in my will, the "mole" fell off.
It was a farkin tea leaf! Somehow, a farkin tea leaf had got from the kitchen and stuck on my belly over night. HA.Story: 6.3 out of 10.
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TAN Dead Pool Fail: Ariel Castro
(though he wasn't really on our radar at the end of last year)
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Crikey jalikey! Found hanged in is private cell
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Quote: Originally Posted by 531Aussie [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
[SIZE=12px]Hey Classic[/SIZE], what's that tip you gave me ages ago to help stop seatposts slipping? I got one of my Cioccs back from the 'repair only' bike shop. After 6 months, no one wanted it.
a bit of a VB can? classic would prolly suggest a fanta can tho [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comsarcasm.pngOpen ↗[/IMG] -
steve said:
531Aussie said:
 Hey Classic, what's that tip you gave me ages ago to help stop seatposts slipping?  I got one of my Cioccs back from the 'repair only' bike shop.  After 6 months, no one wanted it. Â
 a bit of a VB can? classic would prolly suggest a fanta can tho :sarcasm:
One I've heard... some of that tranny hair spray on the post.
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531Aussie said:
..the other day, when I got up to have a [censored], I looked down to see a new, massive, very black mole on my stomach.  I totally farkin freaked out, of course.  After examining it for a few minutes with my 150-magnification $5 glasses from the $2 shop, whilst planning which one of yooz guys is tall enough to get my bikes in my will, the "mole" fell off. It was a farkin tea leaf!  Somehow, a farkin tea leaf had got from the kitchen and stuck on my belly over night.  HA.  Story: 6.3 out of 10.  Â
7. :grin:
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There's probably a link between tea and cancer (isn't there for most substances) but overnight melanomas from tea is a bit OTT. Nice one Nev!
8/10
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Quote: Originally Posted by 531Aussie [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
Oh yeah..the other day, when I got up to have a [censored], I looked down to see a new, massive, very black mole on my stomach. I totally farkin freaked out, of course.
After examining it for a few minutes with my 150-magnification $5 glasses from the $2 shop, whilst planning which one of yooz guys is tall enough to get my bikes in my will, the "mole" fell off.
It was a farkin tea leaf! Somehow, a farkin tea leaf had got from the kitchen and stuck on my belly over night. HA.This raises disturbing thoughts about your personal hygiene habits OzMan.
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Quote: Originally Posted by matagi [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
This raises disturbing thoughts about your personal hygiene habits OzMan.
If you ever saw what he was trying to pass off as his 'bike seat' back when, you would not be so surprised.
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531Aussie said:
Hey Classic, what's that tip you gave me ages ago to help stop seatposts slipping?  I got one of my Cioccs back from the 'repair only' bike shop.  After 6 months, no one wanted it. Â
Carbon seatpost paste? Shim with a can (probably too tight for that). Ummmm, a washer or two on the seat bolt so it doesn't bottom out when u tighten it, though I'm assuming it uses a collar, not a traditional seat bolt set up. Ummmm, try a different brand seat post. Some have different diameters, even though they are supposed to be 27.2 or whatever. A branded 27.2 might actually be 27.15 and its just enough for the [censored] to slip. Ive heard of Steve's hairspray tip, but ud want to take the post out regularly to make sure it doesn't galvanize itself in the frame
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Quote: Originally Posted by steve [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
a bit of a VB can? classic would prolly suggest a fanta can tho [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comsarcasm.pngOpen ↗[/IMG]
Thanks. I've tried the cans, but they can tear. Maybe an old steel one would be better :-)
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Quote: Originally Posted by paulambry [IMG]/img/forum/go_quote.gif[/IMG]
One I've heard... some of that tranny hair spray on the post.
Hmm, maybe some Tarzan Grip to clag it up.
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