Mountain Bikes · Public discussion

Ok the "Jib" is up :-)

Started by Scott · · Last activity · 16 posts · 845 views

Thread navigation

Jump through the discussion

Go to the original post, the replies on this page, or the latest preserved contribution.

Thread details

What we know about this thread

Original section
Mountain Bikes
Published
22 December 2004
Last activity
23 December 2004
Original author
Scott
Posts
16
Discussion status
Public discussion
Total views
845
Views / 30 days
0
Topics

The navigation and discussion metadata provide context. Posts remain in their original chronological order.

Showing posts 1–16 of 16
Posts remain in their original chronological order.

Text size
  1. Alright I can't hold back the laughter anymore.

    For some reason some of you clowns think I am new. I have been on here for
    a few years now. I didn't change my username or anything somehow with the
    indoor park thing JD interpreted me as being new?! Ha ha knee jerk
    reaction.

    I walked right into many of your traps just to see if the 'ol buttons still
    work when pressed. yes they do! C'mon change up and get a little creative
    people.

    JD "yes" I did meet and ride with you with the Spokejunkies in Ohio at
    Vulture's Knob. I mentioned this to you earlier but you got all
    defensive... Yea I know people this is hard to believe ;-) but in person he
    was a really genuine nice guy, a real pussycat. Chill bro. I know you hate
    me posting about the Indoor Park and I just ran with it. From now on I will
    put some type of disclaimer in the subject header so those who don't want to
    read about it don't have too. If that isn't good enough for you oh well.
    BTW I will be out your way in the spring if you want to ride and yes I ride
    XC up and down real Mountains. If you are going to respond with some
    seething BS don't bother I know you are a pussycat... on second thought
    bring it on big boy!

    GT most of the posts we have exchanged over the years have been positive but
    c'mon man you have been sounding like a Jag off hatchling ;-) Oh and I like
    it baby.

    Ride-a-lot, I appreciate your effort trying to stop that guy harrasing JD.
    You seem like a nice guy and I like you. You see when you said "I have your
    gateway now give me your IP... don't blah blah, I realized that you might
    need help. Look man like it or not dealing with these modern networks and
    DHCP the truth is sometimes my layer 3 gateway is in Indiana, sometimes,
    Chicago and yes sometimes in California based upon network congetsion. You
    are right you can trace that but the targets layer 2 gateway is ALWAYS at
    the local physical central office and that is what you need to find. No
    cookie or traceroute/whois is gonna see that. When I was on last you were
    right my router was in Michigan but other people in the same segment
    (broadcast domain and I was sniffing) were anywhere from 350 miles to 10
    miles away from me and that ain't good enough to find my true physical
    location without outside help from the carrier ir ISP. That guy is behind a
    proxy server and NAT'ing. You need specific help beyond what you are doing.
    That is not going to be easy unless you... well I am sure you will figure it
    out ;-) just let the IP part of it go and get in the laver 2 part.

    Oh well have a great Holiday all!

  2. Claim what you will, I don't remember you. If you did ride with me at
    Vulture's Knob you may remember something about the bike I was riding
    there. If you don't remember that, then you are either blind, or
    lying. I only remember riding with Brenda there.

    JD

  3. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Claim what you will, I don't remember you. If you did ride with me at
    Vulture's Knob you may remember something about the bike I was riding
    there. If you don't remember that, then you are either blind, or
    lying. I only remember riding with Brenda there.

    This was back in 00. I believe you were riding a HT and I came across you
    on the fireroad that connects the main loop to the 2nd swampy loop. I was
    riding a yellow Schwinn Homegrown with 5 arm spider XT crank, flats and judy
    forks. This road looks like it was used in the Deliverance movie - BTW. We
    rode about 1.5 miles through the swamp and primitive log bridges with you
    until we came to the climbs on the upper loop. I rememeber we talked about
    the internet and the Spokejunkies (I am one now but wasn't then) where we
    posted online etc., talked about military exp, talked about Michigan trails
    and the lack of good legal trails in Ohio, you told me your first name and
    also your online handle JD. The reason why I rememeber this is because you
    helped me big time with my riding. I was riding flats and my seat was too
    low. I didn't know about the any riding groups like the Spokejunkies until
    I happened upon you. You took the time to explain about leg extension/seat
    placement, riding clipless pedals and spinning. That was a big deal for me
    and made my riding life a lot easier. Although I still haven't gotten the
    hang of clipless pedals! I thanked you then and I will thank you now,
    thanks!

  4. Scott wrote: You took the time

    Quoted message said:

    to explain about ....... riding clipless pedals
    and spinning.

    JD doesn't ride with clipless pedals though at some point he may have.

    Gary (damdest thing I've seen!)

  5. "GeeDubb" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Scott wrote: You took the time

    Quoted message said:

    to explain about ....... riding clipless pedals
    and spinning.

    JD doesn't ride with clipless pedals though at some point he may have.

    Gary (damdest thing I've seen!)

    I don't remember if he was or wasn't using them but I remember him telling
    me about spinning and that you can "pull up" with clipless pedals. I really
    don't remember much about his bike but like I said I remember the help,
    friendliness and where to find riding groups online etc.. Could it not have
    been him? Possibly but I am going to dig through the old Spokejunkies board
    because I remember a JD there who exchanged posts with me and remembered me.

  6. GeeDubb said:

    Scott wrote: You took the time

    Quoted message said:

    to explain about ....... riding clipless pedals
    and spinning.

    JD doesn't ride with clipless pedals though at some point he may


    have.

    Quoted message said:


    Gary (damdest thing I've seen!)

    Never have ridden clipless, nor advocated their use.

    Funny thing, I've always posted with my personalized motorcycle plate
    as a "handle" on the Spokejunkies site, not JD.

    I wasn't riding a hardtail when I rode there either. I was on a POS
    rigid circa 1990 Specialized Rockhopper with flat resin pedals that I
    had to rent after breaking a chainstay on the bike I had brought with
    me to Ohio. If our new pal scott didn't notice that it was more than a
    bit circus clownish, he was either blind, lying or has mistaken me for
    someone else. Again, I only rode with Brenda that day.

    JD

  7. I stand corrected.

  8. "Scott" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I stand corrected.


    there would be no mistaking jd. he's freakishly short.

  9. "mark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "Scott" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I stand corrected.


    there would be no mistaking jd. he's freakishly short.


    A bit dwarfish in fact

  10. Chris Glidden said:

    "mark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "Scott" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I stand corrected.


    there would be no mistaking jd. he's freakishly short.


    A bit dwarfish in fact

    That's oversizing it a bit

  11. "GeeDubb" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Chris Glidden said:

    "mark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "Scott" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    > I stand corrected.
    >
    there would be no mistaking jd. he's freakishly short.


    A bit dwarfish in fact

    That's oversizing it a bit


    Wouldn't that be undersizing? ;-)

  12. Scott said:

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Claim what you will, I don't remember you. If you did ride with me at
    Vulture's Knob you may remember something about the bike I was riding
    there. If you don't remember that, then you are either blind, or
    lying. I only remember riding with Brenda there.

    This was back in 00. I believe you were riding a HT and I came across
    you
    on the fireroad that connects the main loop to the 2nd swampy loop. I
    was
    riding a yellow Schwinn Homegrown with 5 arm spider XT crank, flats and
    judy
    forks. This road looks like it was used in the Deliverance movie -
    BTW. We
    rode about 1.5 miles through the swamp and primitive log bridges with you
    until we came to the climbs on the upper loop. I rememeber we talked
    about
    the internet and the Spokejunkies (I am one now but wasn't then) wherewe
    posted online etc., talked about military exp, talked about Michigan
    trails
    and the lack of good legal trails in Ohio, you told me your first name
    and
    also your online handle JD. The reason why I rememeber this is because
    you
    helped me big time with my riding. I was riding flats and my seat was
    too
    low. I didn't know about the any riding groups like the Spokejunkies
    until
    I happened upon you. You took the time to explain about leg
    extension/seat
    placement, riding clipless pedals and spinning. That was a big deal for
    me
    and made my riding life a lot easier. Although I still haven't gotten
    the
    hang of clipless pedals! I thanked you then and I will thank you now,
    thanks!


    Hey bro, you do realize there is more than 1 JD?

    Here's a picture of him shooting hoop (with the long hair)
    http://www.picit.com/data/media/116/midget_basketball.jpg and his old
    "ride" that he used to use to scope out new trails
    http://www.southerncrossranch.com/paso2/midget.jpg
    --
    Slacker

  13. Scott said:

    I stand corrected.

    Thought you were spinning! {Perry Mason Moment wave file}

    Bill "JD has a double out there??? Don't think so" S.

  14. "Slacker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:opsjfvbhrnm83lxu@slacker...

    Scott said:

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Claim what you will, I don't remember you. If you did ride with me at
    Vulture's Knob you may remember something about the bike I was riding
    there. If you don't remember that, then you are either blind, or
    lying. I only remember riding with Brenda there.

    This was back in 00. I believe you were riding a HT and I came across
    you
    on the fireroad that connects the main loop to the 2nd swampy loop. I
    was
    riding a yellow Schwinn Homegrown with 5 arm spider XT crank, flats and
    judy
    forks. This road looks like it was used in the Deliverance movie - BTW.
    We
    rode about 1.5 miles through the swamp and primitive log bridges with you
    until we came to the climbs on the upper loop. I rememeber we talked
    about
    the internet and the Spokejunkies (I am one now but wasn't then) where we
    posted online etc., talked about military exp, talked about Michigan
    trails
    and the lack of good legal trails in Ohio, you told me your first name
    and
    also your online handle JD. The reason why I rememeber this is because
    you
    helped me big time with my riding. I was riding flats and my seat was
    too
    low. I didn't know about the any riding groups like the Spokejunkies
    until
    I happened upon you. You took the time to explain about leg
    extension/seat
    placement, riding clipless pedals and spinning. That was a big deal for
    me
    and made my riding life a lot easier. Although I still haven't gotten
    the
    hang of clipless pedals! I thanked you then and I will thank you now,
    thanks!


    Hey bro, you do realize there is more than 1 JD?

    Here's a picture of him shooting hoop (with the long hair)
    http://www.picit.com/data/media/116/midget_basketball.jpg and his old
    "ride" that he used to use to scope out new trails
    http://www.southerncrossranch.com/paso2/midget.jpg
    --
    Slacker

  15. "Slacker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:opsjfvbhrnm83lxu@slacker...

    Quoted message said:

    Here's a picture of him shooting hoop (with the long hair)
    http://www.picit.com/data/media/116/midget_basketball.jpg and his old
    "ride" that he used to use to scope out new trails
    http://www.southerncrossranch.com/paso2/midget.jpg
    Slacker

    Ohhh "Mullet man 14 at you service"! lol ha ha ha ha and at this time of
    night with a little xmas cheer that get's and Ozzy "I, I, I ,I".

  16. "Bill Sornson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:Ycqyd.32348

    Quoted message said:

    Thought you were spinning! {Perry Mason Moment wave file}

    Bill "JD has a double out there??? Don't think so" S.

    Nice!

Active in the last 60 minutes

Active in this thread

0 users · 0 guests ·0 bots ·0 total

No signed-in users are active right now.

No known search crawlers active right now.