Was he good to y'all too?
Tom
John Hansen Sarasota Fl.
Jhans...@aol.com
The http://www.desotosport.com/pl3.asp thermal under layer is the most
unbelievable piece of fabric/clothing I have ever had on my body. I wore
this thing yesterday for an hour run in 25F, windy conditions and it was
absolutely perfect, all I had on was that top and a lightweight loose
fitting coolmax t on top of it. I was perfectly warm and comfortable. This
thing is my new favorite underlayer for sure, plus it looks very cool.
Got a pair of short tri shorts, a fleece beanie, and a cool red transition
pack to carry it all in.
Schwing
Tom Henderson <hend...@pcola.gulf.net> wrote in message
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I must have been a very good boy. Santa ordered me a shiny red
Kestrel KM-40 frame and fork. It's not here yet, but I've got
the jpeg as my windows background. Oh boy. It's gonna be a
good year.
Scott Watters
TRI XXL - CA
IMF Y2K
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Before you buy.
So, didn't your "boys" get a little cool?
But seriously, for Christmas this year I got the opportunity to find a
significant other who will support my love of exercise. My totally
unsupporting wife is leaving. Here's to a brighter and more fulfilling future
for all!
Best Wishes,
Rus
Rusty176 <rust...@aol.com> wrote in message
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steve "now i can swim more than 8 laps in the pool" adams
It make take me until the start of triathlon season to figure out how to use
it though!
Wendy in St. Pete Beach
But really, a new computer!
addidas ozwegos
Shorts
socks
and ......
a solar powered, or hand cranked, flash-light/radio!
The sum total of my Y2K readiness!
(the poorly translated instructions say 'place sunlight or incandescent
light to charge). If I had incandescent light, why would i need
a solar flashlight?
Happy trails
kevin
oh yea, and some Tinley shorts and matching singlet.
--
Chris Davis
"Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage." Anais Nin
Rus
Where on earth do you still find Tinley clothing?
Steve Fredericks
Oceanside, CA
I've swam with mine on 3 times a week for 6 months and it still works
perfectly.
Mark Rinaldi
Inland Inferno Triathlon Club
http://members.aol.com/infernotri/home.htm
David / FEY2K - IMCA
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I finally had to replace the battery after about 2.5 years, and straps
needed to be replaced, but fortunately the Timex folks had buckets of straps
at Ironman. Tricia mentioned this and I held off gettng a new strap until
then, and my plan worked fabulously....so if you need a new strap, just sign
up for an Ironman!
Mike
Rusty176 <rust...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Enjoy the watch, but take note, I've had two of 'em, and after a few swims
they
The very best of the season to all!
Allen
In a moment of insanity last nite and pure love for them,
we all (five of us) went down to the dealer as Dad & Mom
did the signing! and Yes Tri-baby, you're going to shoot me!
I'll stay on this side of the Valley, but will drive it to all events,
including IMCA next year...
Besides the car, new watch, winter running clothing (really for
riding), and some real nice frames holding last year's Ironman finish!
My picture was in a newspaper and my wife arranged for it to be
made to 11x14, great looking, so I've got my son in my arms and
two girls are running along side...
Got to figure out how I can top this one at IMCA
Now I'm sporting the free 8 lap ironman watch I won during the broadcast of
ironman canada. Exact same features as my old old im watch, with one [great
big] improvement -- the buttons work well.
--oh ya, Santa brought be cold weather cycling tights!
DR
InfernoTri <infer...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >Enjoy the watch, but take note, I've had two of 'em, and after a few
swims
> >they
> >both quit making ANY noise. No lap beep, no alarm, nothing.
>
A solar flashlight? I know, I know; it's a chargeable thing, but the very
name cracks me up.
TriathRon 'kind of like 'motorized bicycle' Gilcreast
Rode the Bolinas Ridge for about 24mi out and back, hurting like I never
hurt on the road bike and loving it. The day was perfect; temp probably in
the mid 60s, just right to keep one perfectly comfortable while climbing,
climbing, climbing. At about 3pm, while we took a little rest about halfway
along the trail, I looked at my little cohort and suddenly blurted out
'Merry Christmas!!'. We indulged in a brief spontaneous mutilation of
Handel's 'Oratorio' ('Hal-le-lujah!!') before collapsing in giggles.
It was the best Christmas in memory.
TriathRon 'now I gotta get a MTB' Gilcreast
Maybe I shouldn't have drunk all the rum I left out on Christmas eve !
Hope everyone has a very Happy New Year,
and safe driving !
Lloyd
--
Curloo Bicycles
email: cur...@curloo.com
web: http://www.curloo.com
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associate: http://www.elitebicycles.com
Tom Henderson <hend...@pcola.gulf.net> wrote in message
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> Hope the holidays are treating all well. Santa brought me a HRM, lots of
> Dri-fit running/cycling clothing, Thorlos, and the 1999 video of the SRI
> Tri!
>
> Was he good to y'all too?
>
> Tom
>
Socks, Shirts, shorts (non running), a book about sheds, a garden bench for
the backyard and a surfboard (that had to buy myself.
Not a single tri-related goodie amongst the lot. I musta been a bad boy
this year.
Curloo Bicycles <cur...@curloo.com> wrote
> I think Santa though I was a bad boy this year, straight after Christmas
day
> and my laptop blows up and its just outside warranty.
>
> Maybe I shouldn't have drunk all the rum I left out on Christmas eve !
Serves you right for not sharing
AJ
>I think Santa though I was a bad boy this year, straight after Christmas day
>and my laptop blows up and its just outside warranty.
Thats what you get for buying things off of the "Mission Impossible"
movie set... ;-)
John "This thread will self destruct in 5 more messages"
"Ad astra per aspera"
"A rough road leads to the stars"
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>
> Socks, Shirts, shorts (non running), a book about sheds, a garden bench for
> the backyard and a surfboard (that had to buy myself.
>
> Not a single tri-related goodie amongst the lot. I musta been a bad boy
> this year.
>
Santa was good to me. The sweater elf was particularly generous--I can
bundle up against the frigid winters of Austin, TX. ;) I didn't get any
tri goodies either. I suspect my friends and family mostly wouldn't know
a tri if it walked up and slapped them, so they didn't think they could
pick anything out for me. Time to revive the letter to Santa?
Vanessa "warm and snug" Smith
LW
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