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Although In-A-Tub will be on our jerseys, it sadly should not be in our bellies.
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Although In-A-Tub will be on our jerseys, it sadly should not be in our bellies.
3 comments:
I won't pick on you in response to your first post, I'm still attempting to clear the delirium from my head. I hit it on the floor due to the fact that I fell out of my chair when I saw you out on two wheels. Was that 7 miles the longest down hill stretch you could find, or is that all the farther the wife would pull you?
Great seeing you out there!!! Keep it up.
Dear TBI Boy,
You got me thinking...
Very nice looking bike, but where is that free helmet they sent you with your purchase? You might need it when you fall over and crack your skull after seizing up in exhaustion from flexing your calves for your fans' pleasure over 100 miles. Ask Dr. Science: What role do the calves play in cycling? Answer: They sure look good to the girls. Let me guess, you are an expert with the curl bar too.
OUCH! D-Lish rippen bro a new one. I wondered first where the calves were and then I saw a shadow of what I thought might be a muscle but realized it was a biproduct of the strain of flexing that had run down your leg and it appeared to have a corn kernal in it. Ride more, strain less.
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