Blug, dinosaurs

[Joe Bernard]

Check out today's (Sep. 30) blug, scroll down to the dinosaurs part. I read it four times before I got the gist of it. It'll hurt your brain.

 

Joe Bernard

Fairfield, CA.

[Steve]

I can't help but wonder if thats how Mark Sisson felt when writing the Primal Blueprint. Each industry has its status quo that the higher ups don't want shaken. I hope Grant's book comes out soon so I can have something concrete to show all my friends that I want to convert into steel-riding, fat-tire-rolling cyclists! 

Steve Silbert

Monterey, CA.

[Manuel Acosta]

I like the new blug. Makes it easier to find old post and makes it
much pleasurable to read.
Also I got to take a picture of the pre-smoked trout before it was
cooked.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mannyacosta/5932658906/in/set-72157627058327753
Apparently it was cooked for Grant's birthday.
Anyone familiar with the recipe?

[Mike]

I really like the new site and the blug. I'm looking forward to the
Silver thumb shifters and the book. The news about the shifters makes
me think I was right about my guess about the new bars, some kind of
variation on an m-bar that can take mtn bike brake levers. We'll see.
I'm very excited about the crank, hopefully one can run 46/30 rings
with them.

--mike

[Philip Williamson]

Hmm... how 'scripted' is history? How tightly does it adhere to a
schedule? That's in interesting question to make you think about how
you think about things. I think it's likely that things might be
entirely different, not just delayed.

And it seems to me, of all the variables in history, the one least
likely to vary is the timing of the meteorite. Not the point, I know,
but I kept thinking about it.

Philip

Philip Williamson
www.biketinker.com