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@Brian Krashpad Awesome beer can design too!

Well I'm impressed. We bought food and meds for Little Bean from Chewy as it was convenient to have the autoship option especially for her thyroid tabs that she needed 2x a day. Obviously my wife went and cancelled all those and when cancelling (online not calling them directly) it asked what...

Mojo @jrockbridge I am certainly feeling your family's pain

How could it not hurt given that you clearly love them enough to rescue and care for them.

@Tig I don't know how you do it Doug. The 2 dogs we have had (both for 14+years, first one is still my picture here) were so hard to say goodbye to. I went for a long ride today thinking it would be cathartic, it was not. I spent the entire 3 hour ride thinking about Little Bean. I realized that...

Said goodbye to Little Bean today. It was time. She was diagnosis with possible (because we didn't do the biopsy to be sure) lymphoma and lost 6 out of 36 lbs in 2 months. She was panting a lot was starting to struggle to walk and was having diarrhea almost daily. But she was still a good girl...

Too bad I bet you paid big bucks for those shitty seats

I used to eat PBJ every day for lunch when I worked. Since I haven't been working for a long time I don't eat it as often and there is frequently no jam/jelly that I like in the house. My wife is the main eater of jams and she gets ones that I'm not as keen on (like raspberry with seeds etc). So...

That's certainly (IMO) an issue with recumbents even with the flags they usually have. And they are much heavier so hills are going to be a workout and a half. And there are lots of hills around here. But if you have balance or back issues I can see why someone might want one. Like ebikes if it...

Perhaps you are not as they say in French, petite :lol:

I had to google what a dropper post was. Clearly a roadie :lol:

Well first ride to the gym and back on the Trek. 15 miles round trip that will be the main use of the bike unless my CAAD13 has some issues that knock it out of commission for a week or so. Bike generally felt good, certainly much quicker than the old steel and while there aren't any hills of...

Can't offer anything but continued mojo hope it blows over without any fallout

Well I went to the local charity bike exchange today and dropped off my old bike with some extra old parts (but forgot another box full of parts :facepalm: ) and ended up buying a 1997 Trek 2100 in excellent condition. Because it's a charity I think I paid a bit more than the usual ebay going...

I will miss Dr Frank N Furter I still think this is an epic performance