sober, then worse under the influence.

then again i'm not one to be turned on by a pair of jeans. i mean, not just any pair of jeans.

as far as i'm concerned the only problem with getting naked is people who don't have enough respect for the person inside the skin. objectification is fundamentally exclusive from substance abuse.

that dissonance is what prompted my response, as needles in arms are repulsive in an entirely different way than someone who objectifies flesh... and yet they were listed together as freedom from needles and wearing clothes. that's somewhat of a curveball.

i'm pretty sure i'm not good at picking up on that kind of thing. all the same, i thought it was interesting.

everyone looks cool in that johnny thunders/keith richardsesque kinda way with a needle hangin outta their arm. But then you either die like Johnny or end up looking like keith and i want no part of either one.

next thing to quit:

ciggarettes

vneck:

i just moved up here from santa cruz i have a blue iro with no logos and a seat covered in various penguin stickers i live near downtown so im there alot if you see me say whats up

santa cruz eh? i live there for the time being. if you hang out at perg's we've probably met.

it's a green iro, no decals, hella stickers, drops. used to belong to my friend taylor who was riding it with risers and an aerospoke in the front.

i posted a picture a couple pages back but i'm too lazy to go find it.

welcome anita! i havent done cross, but it looks like so much fun! hopefully ill do a few races this fall,

I've never done it, I almost had a bike to test last year at Estacada but it didn't work out. I figure the San Jose is versatile enough to be a commuting/touring bike if cross eats me up and spits me out, the reviews for it on BikeForums are great.

I've never done a conversion before Krysten, I noticed you're doing one this weekend, can I come watch? And I've never been on a track, I'd love to tag along sometime to that too, but won't have a track bike until July.

anita:

I've never done it, I almost had a bike to test last year at Estacada but it didn't work out. I figure the San Jose is versatile enough to be a commuting/touring bike if cross eats me up and spits me out, the reviews for it on BikeForums are great.

I've never done a conversion before Krysten, I noticed you're doing one this weekend, can I come watch? And I've never been on a track, I'd love to tag along sometime to that too, but won't have a track bike until July.

I think that Alex has a San Jose, so he might be able to speak to them. We should get involved with cross together!
I'm actually not doing a converstion this weekend, I'm just building up my track bike. But I'm pretty sure I'm capable of doing one, so let me know and we can work on it together.

Track is amazing and there's no need for a track bike yet...you can rent them for $5 out at Alpenrose.

yung jeezy pdx:

pistas are track bikes.

Oh I forgot you said you had a Pista, Anita. Yeah, you can just ride that on the track.

anita:

The Pista won't be in PDX until July 8th :(

Got it!

paris is hawt

pie plates are the jam

hudsong:

What in the fuck is jam?

the mashed up berries you put on sandwiches.

check above post.

1. Jerome. The word you were looking for is epitome.
2. Hudson. If Jerome had spelled the word properly, he would have been correct.

If I say something is "my jam" or "the jam" that means I really like it.

oh well.

krystenr:

1. Jerome. The word you were looking for is epitome.
2. Hudson. If Jerome had spelled the word properly, he would have been correct.

If I say something is "my jam" or "the jam" that means I really like it.

Doesn't epitome generally have an "of ______" tacked on to the end in order for it to make sense?

Just giving you shit, Krysten :)

Ohh, worrrd; I should've guessed.

BOOM SEMICOLON! YESSSS

here's me embracing douchebaggery

Hi!
I'm Amanda. I'm in san diego right now but am moving to portland in september/october and will be living with murder bike

this is my friend eric, fondling my creamsicle dream conversion(...its the jam......)

and this is me

cant wait to get to portland and hopefully ride around with some of yall!

tepr:

creamsicles are the shit, now i have to go get a box tonight

Thank god for orange trees, soy ice cream, and blenders. Mmmm...

Drink of the Nazis, a la Coca-Cola. Way tastier than IBM's douple-dipping escapades.

Once WWII broke out, Coca-Cola could not longer sell syrup to Germany. Desperate to make moniez, the Yerman Coca-Cola bottling plants created Fanta. After WWII, Coca-Cola brought Fanta to the US. IBM sold the Nazis machines that were used in concentration camps.

did pol pot invent mountain dew?