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nice tin top.

cool bike, but the car behind it is kick ass.

<P>yah I agree, bullits are pooey.</P>

nice bike.

^ those are Grimeca system 12, I have the same ones.

Is the steer bent or is it just me.

Those rims are massive! Ive seen a set and its like holy damn.

Its just a sign put up for fun, theres lots of random stuff like that there.

give me your fork

they are so weird to ride!, my firend had the same one. I cant beleive theres actually 6" of travel there!

https://youtu.be/qSWn9qbaFu8

Today I learned having a degree = intelligence.

Posted by: chupacabra

What is everyone's thoughts about the outdoor community attitude toward COVID?  In my townhouse complex there is no shortage of garages filled with bikes, ski gear, etc, but that "can't hold me back spirit" seems to come with a pretty lax attitude towards COVID safety.  Throughout the pandemic families near me have still been meeting in their yards or on the street and setting up games for the neighborhood kids when we were not supposed to and nothing seemed to change much. The other day one of my neighbors was being dropped off by a buddy after a day of touring, he grabbed his skis out of the back and then leaned in to the truck (no masks of course) to tell another guy in the back that I couldn't see that "it was great to meet" him.

I take extra precautions because my wife is high risk, but it is frustrating when I have avoided a lot of human interaction in 2020 only to see the numbers jump up because some people just had to have that big dinner party, or meet their friends at a cabin for a couple of days.  It seems like anyone that they want to meet is suddenly "in their bubble".

Seen a few people trying to be clever or tongue in cheek with their posts on social media. "Mt.Cain was sick last year =P" or "Lots in store for 2021 but we won't speak of that here XD". Then there's the people that are just oblivious and doing whatever they damn feel like without question.

GF got me some JBL Tune 220's for Christmas. Stoked on em!

Edit: Haven't talked on the phone with em yet so this isn't too helpful

Posted by: JBV

that link to Hot chilli farm on the Island sounds great, i'll go looking for them. 

i think as a starter it's great to have about 5/6 basics on hand at any given time. something basic Mexican like Cholula or Valentina, good old Tobasco cause it's awesome, a tin of real chipotle peppers is quite amazing if you haven't tried them, Sriracha a solid Thai style staple thats good on almost anything, a quality horseradish sauce on any beef is incredible, and you have to get some form of Habanero forward sauce. 

the taco joint in Cumberland makes a hab/garlic/pineapple mix that's to die for. i don't know any commercial hab sauces but should find one i like soon as we're almost out. 

add Grace jerk seasoning (jar) and you've got a very wide assortment of flavours. most of these can be found widely and there are so many good ones i haven't even discovered.

If you catch him at a farmers market he's usually offering up samples of everything.

I like everything from these guys. The Wizard is a great dude!

It's snowing. I mean, I don't even have to be anywhere today but if I did I'd have to decide between the AWD Subaru with heated everything or the 4WD Nissan with the good tires.

Sorry you've gone through this, I'm sure everyone involved will understand! 

My lady had several grand mal seizures a few years back. She had that 20min+ period of confusion following each one. Never found a cause for them but she's been totally fine since being prescribed Topamax. 

Hope all goes well for you in the future!

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I'm using Edge on Android, default search engine is Bing which seems to do the trick. Browser has a pretty good ad blocker built in. Chrome started crashing anytime I opened the keyboard. Tried multiple different ones with no luck which is weird.