Describe the poster above you

[krebs303]

Lsmft.......

Lucky Strike means fine tobacco?
or after my cousin, Linda S..... means flapping t!ts. Nice Italian girl

 

[pedaling squares]

... serves up some mean Mexican food and is a master of acronyms.

 

[Anonymous]

...has a great username that accurately describes what happens when I ride up any incline.

 

[Martin318is]

^^
Posts awesome photos in certain threads but then frustratingly deletes them again for no apparent reason...

 

[Anonymous]

....has a great avatar that makes me smile every time I see it.

 

[Mike LS]

^ has a phenomenal sig

 

[tubularglue]

by flipping your username,

i came up with this interesting fact

Marvin Milkes ^ (August 10, 1923—January 31, 1982) was an American front office executive in three professional sports: Major League Baseball, soccer, and hockey. He is perhaps best known as the first general manager in the history of baseball's Seattle Pilots and — when that franchise was transferred after its only season in the Pacific Northwest — Milwaukee Brewers.

 

[ergmonkey]

^ Tubular Glue: name suggests this poster knows there's no such thing as too much of a good thing

Re: SoCal: properly respects a good beer

 

[Anonymous]

... ergmonkey knows what time it is.

 

[Martin318is]

^^ should be sourcing more images instead of posting in this thread

 

[auscyclefan94]

^^ should be sourcing more images instead of posting in this thread

^Needs to check his Inbox

 

[Barrus]

... likes Evans perhaps a bit too much

 

[auscyclefan94]

... likes Evans perhaps a bit too much

^Needs to learn that there is nothing wrong with loving the one and only god and saviour of cycling from the dark side of doping!

 

[Barrus]

^Needs to learn that there is nothing wrong with loving the one and only god and saviour of cycling from the dark side of doping!

... Still doesn´t get that TGBM is the only saviour

 

[L'arriviste]

... Still doesn´t get that TGBM is the only saviour

^ Textually exemplifies that rare and notably Dutch quality of rational pragmatism that I so admire of citizens from that particular nation.

 

[Roland Rat]

^ is a rather lucky chap who swapped dreary Northern England for the cobbled joys of the Flemish heartlands and now gets to watch the best races from pretty much his own front garden.

 

[L'arriviste]

^ is a rather lucky chap who swapped dreary Northern England for the cobbled joys of the Flemish heartlands and now gets to watch the best races from pretty much his own front garden.

Turns out to have been one of 1995's most promising young riders in his home country. And may yet be again, albeit less young this time.

[Northern England isn't so bad if you didn't have to grow up there. I don't have a front garden, by the way ]

 

[laziali]

^Uses an avatar photo even more dated than mine

 

[L'arriviste]

^Uses an avatar photo even more dated than mine

^ Uses an avatar photo of a guy who was the first favourite rider I ever had, at the age of 10.

 

[laziali]

^ Uses an avatar photo of a guy who was the first favourite rider I ever had, at the age of 10.

^ Makes me feel very old and even more curious about the panasonic jersey

 

[L'arriviste]

^ Makes me feel very old and even more curious about the panasonic jersey

Panasonic-Sportlife was my favourite team at that time, mainly because I bought a Biemme winter jacket in their 'Romanian' team-colours and started to follow them closely. My brother supported Motorola because they were the heirs of 7-Eleven, which was his first jersey, and also Z-Tommasso with Lemond onboard - his winter jacket. Neither of us knew much about 1990 and earlier - Fondriest beating the Criq and Bauer tag team or Lemond's hunting accident fightback prefiguring the Armstrong cancer fightback. It was all because of the jerseys and the exotic foreign companies listed thereon.

This is how 10-12 year olds think. The world starts with them and kind of stretches out from there.

I also had an undefinable kid-crush on Fondriest. I liked his gawky grimace - an astrological alignment of teeth, nose and cheekbones framed by Rudy Projects.

I was heartbroken when the P-S team split up at the end of 1992 and he went to Lampre (where he rode much better). I tried hard to support Novémail-Histor - even mailed them for the rider postcards - but they were just not that good, even with guys like Nelissen and Mottet, plus their jersey was uncool and so was Eddy Bouwmans' haircut. Ludwig, Ekimov and Van Lancker had moved on, Dhaenens was out with his ticker. It was a small bereavement thing, like losing a pet.

 

[auscyclefan94]

Panasonic-Sportlife was my favourite team at that time, mainly because I bought a Biemme winter jacket in their 'Romanian' team-colours and started to follow them closely. My brother supported Motorola because they were the heirs of 7-Eleven, which was his first jersey, and Z-Tommasso with Lemond onboard - his winter jacket. This is how 10-12 year olds think. The world starts with them and kind of stretches out from there.

I also had an undefinable kid-crush on Fondriest. I liked his gawky grimace - an astrological alignment of teeth, nose and cheekbones framed by those cool Rudy Project glasses. I was heartbroken when the P-S team split up at the end of 1992 and he went to Lampre (where he rode much better).

So I tried hard to support Novémail-Histor - even mailed them for the rider postcards - but they were just not that good, even with guys like Nelissen and Mottet, plus their jersey was uncool and so was Eddy Bouwmans' haircut. Ludwig, Ekimov and Van Lancker had moved on, Dhaenens was out with his ticker. It was a small bereavement thing, like losing a pet.

^Seems to have loved cycling for a very long time through the good and bad times.

 

[flyor64]

^^^changes their avatar and sig as often as one changes their socks

 

[MrBill]

Loves to ride in Helicopters...

 

[pedaling squares]

... can really take a beating.