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Brooklyn Machine Works Gangsta... outside Waitrose

well gangster

reprap wiki is worth a read for those interested

Lucky his cock wasn't bitten off in the crash.

Thanks Tiswas and Wiganwill.

Could some one help me with this sentence please

"... requiring an unfeasibly small parameter "

or

"... requiring a infeasibly small parameter"

my intuition say "un" but spell check say "in".

Shit tutorial. Too much jargon.

Are there any unwritten rules about attempting to shag your mates sister?

Try not to see the family resemblance, unless you also fancy your mate.

Google Mc Nasty he has done some crazy rough stuff trips over the years. Sleeping in cave e.t.c. Also good story here read the over the top article http://www.rsf.org.uk/history.htm

When build into a wheel they will be far stronger.

Narrower tyres dose not necessarily mean lower rolling resistance.

Nice story. Going back post heat of the moment.

There is a link in the first post. I think that it is linked to give the forum a kick back.

They are mad but a good read. Nicolas Crane has done some pretty cool adventures in his life. Bumped into him in Camden once, I swooned.

Alternative source of the Crane cousins adventure here in pdf form.

http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?o=RrzKj&doc_id=6213&v=1Z

These poorly thought out front rack road/CX/tarck bike combos. Are for hipstering around London/Newyork etc. Carrying some ironic bread or something. They are not cargo bikes, and neither are they functional porn. TRy loading one with more than 5Kg and riding it more than 10km.

pffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffft!

(IMHO)

yeah man but they look *siiiiiiick.

*or dope, or some other word for good

I've heard nothing but good thin of Ortliebs, as I should since they're the best and most popular choice of touring panniers.

I read several bad things.

Clips not great for rough road, too easily removed, good while water proof but invariably the water proofing dose not last under heavy use and then you are stuck with a pannier that is not breathable so gets all clammy but you still have to use dry bags in side. Carridice duck cotton for me. Dry bags for the stuff that needs to be dry, I can also organise different stuff in different dry bags leaving the big pannier out of my small tent, stuff that needs to breath out side dry bags, repairable and doesn't look shit like Ortliebs.

Ahh thank!. I looked on the man page and tried to add 'N' option but it didn't seem to work maybe because I did not also state the port separately with the '-p' option. Thanks it's always good to get a better understanding.

For a SOCKS tunnel so I can access some sites.. I'm no network expert so just do what I've found works.

Why when I ssh with the -D option and I exit the remote server dose ssh not seem to quit properly? It hangs leaving me with a blank terminal? ^z shift put it to the background where I can kill it ok with kill %jobnumber. Normal ssh to the same server dose not cause this problem.

Decking. The perfect home for rats.

Looks good in some sense but personally if I was going to spend all day jumping my bike I'd just go to a skate park or some dirt jumps.

I don't think custom MTBs are worth it in general. MTBs vary so much and riding interests change depending on where you're living, hence different types of bike setups. I ride a rigid 29er single speed, but I live in the south of the UK, if I moved to North Wales I'd sell my bike and set up 26 ht with gears and a 120 mm fork. Even living in the south my riding style changes depending on my mood. Most of the time the bike I have is great but I sometimes fancy something more like a jump bike to go back to my BMX days. MTB is too varied to put ll your money into one bike.

Britain has fuck all "cuisine", apart from fish & chips.

For someone who produces some good dishes in the food thread this is an amazingly stupid comment.

I don't understand why so many companies have ie6 as their browser. Why do so many IT departments keep on stick it on their company machines?

http://sonic.net/~ckelly/Seekay/mtbwelcome.htm

That is a excellent website. Well worth a read some interesting link and articles in there too if you have a hunt.