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[Chernosoth]

Is not snow biking scary? Icy? Probably gorgeous... In Las Vegas, I will never get that experience... but I love looking at snow reflecting in moonlight. Snow biking is a good recommendation! If you can, post us a pic....But now, what is your favorite candy?

I had a few falls, a bruised knee with miles left to go, a broken fap hand, and cold rides. I could have spent more on better socks, boots, and mittens.

I like bananas, baked apple slices, and similar items as candy now.

 

[YourgirlfriendLaura]

Thor!

That picture is very cool. Thank you for sharing. I see hardship and hope in her face.

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[slavemelanie]

That sounds dangerous and beautiful, what type of bike do you use for that? I'm picturing a mountain bike? And are special tires necessary?

 

[thør]

This is my snow bike after a bath.

 

[thør]

My friend Cody's snow bike.

 

[Tweedledude]

Terry Black BBQ Austin
https://terryblacksbbq.com/austin/

 

[Chernosoth]

That sounds dangerous and beautiful, what type of bike do you use for that? I'm picturing a mountain bike? And are special tires necessary?

Any cheap bike with good all terrain tires, like $100 of tires on a $25 bike. Snow is decreasing in Michigan, so building something for snow is becoming less practical.

 

[lovecraft68]

An onion bagel with chive cream cheese with a hot cup of black coffee.

 

[Doodledude]

A topless 97 Jeep in the summer.

 

[MLG1016]

Taylor ham, cheese and egg with salt, pepper, mayo on whole wheat bagel. But you need to be in NY/NJ area for good bagels.

 

[Matt12191982]

Favorite Movies
Harry and Tonto
La Strada
Nashville
They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
The Battle of Algiers
A Woman Under The Influence
Buffalo '66
Network
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

Favorite Bands
Pink Floyd
The Doors
Chicago (70s)
Supertramp
Led Zeppelin
The Rolling Stones
The Who
The Beatles
Black Sabbath
America
Steely Dan
Fleetwood Mac
Electric Light Orchestra
Santana
Curved Air
Illusion
Eagles
Van Halen (not Van Hagar)
The Stylistics
The Delfonics
The Carpenters
The Bee Gees
ABBA
Heart
Dire Straits
The Doobie Brothers
Genesis (70s)
Grand Funk Railroad
Jefferson Starship
Three Dog Night
The Moody Blues
Queen

Favorite Stand-Up Comedians
1. Mort Sahl
2. Bill Hicks
3. George Carlin
4. Louis CK
5. Bill Burr
6. Dick Gregory
7. Mitch Hedberg
8. Doug Stanhope
9. Dave Chappelle
10. Dov Davidoff

Favorite Directors
Vittorio De Sica
Luchino Visconti
Ingmar Bergman
John Cassavetes
John Huston
Elia Kazan
Ken Loach
Mike Leigh
Aki Kaurismaki
Frank Capra
William Wyler
Robert Altman
Hiroshi Teshigahara
Federico Fellini
Akira Kurosawa
Krzysztof Kieślowski
Eric Rohmer
Stanley Kubrick
Billy Wilder
John Ford
Paul Mazursky

 

[Gator66]

Awwww, Falcor

Thanks for the love, man!
Never Ending Story fan?

Most appreciated on my end....but I realized this was probably "way too general" for alot of people. I should stick to candy types...
I was hoping for some discussion, because I do not really see that in The *What are You Fuckers Reading? thread* etc.
Ahhh, I need to take my shtick to the AV Club!
What about Scor Bars? I love them but how do they differ from Heath Bars?
I think Calvin and Hobbes is funny to this day, which one can not say for...Family Circus and some other oldies.

Ok, Skor bars are the bomb!! Heath bars are great too, but the toffee in Heath bars is about 50% thicker. I think Skor bars are the perfect ratio of toffee thickness and delicious chocolate. Some have said that 90 feet between bases is as close to perfection as man has ever come, when in reality it is the thickness of the toffee in Skor bars in proportion to the chocolate.