My pic just came out!

[Kitsune06]

(and I promise not to say...)

Knotted- it's rare for me to burst into uproarious laughter at the computer with another officer here, but I laughed so hard I spat water on the keyboard! D'oh!

...for how cute and sweet and mild-mannered I am, I get that surprisingly often...

[KnottedYet]

Honey, it's the cute and sweet and mild-mannered ones who get called that!!!!

(kinda the definition of the phrase, y'know?)

[KnottedYet]

Oh, gawd, I feel old....

[Kitsune06]

Oh, gawd, I feel old....

Pfft. There is no 'old' ... just 'experienced' ... 'seasoned'... and 'crabby'

[KnottedYet]

Crabby! That's me! Woo-hooo!

(but Trek likes my abs, so I can be content... Knot, the Crabby Croney-d*ke)


(better behave yourself, cuz we CDs outnumber you BDs on this board by a 10 or 15 to 1 margin! Mooheheh...)

[Kitsune06]

Ha! Behave myself?! I don't know how!!!


I tend to like CDs, and I'm happy that I'll grow up to be one. (welllll maybe not the crabby part per se...)

DPITA will probably see this forum and make sure I never go to Seattle!

[Bad JuJu]

Pfft. There is no 'old' ... just 'experienced' ... 'seasoned'... and 'crabby'

I knew there was something I liked about you.
--BJJ, an experienced/seasoned/sometimes-crabby crone

[Kitsune06]

HA! Everyone likes that about me. I guess luckily for everyone, I've never gotten along well with people my age, and only now in my 20s are people of the same decade becoming tolerable. Why SHOULD kids not respect and totally dig people with more experience? I mean- they'll be there soon enough, and to be old and wise, you've got to be young and stupid first!

[pooks]

I just found this -- LOVE the pics!

You're disgusting, of course, you adorable hard-a$$ cutie-pie. NOBODY should look that cute and fresh at the end of the race!

[Kitsune06]

Cute and fresh? I was wiped! I put my bike aside, wobbled to the food tent, ate enough for a family of six, had one of my free beers, got home and slept for 3 hours!

but glad you like.

(side note: no, I didn't try to have the beer and drive home in that condition. I had a few sips, felt them go straight to my head (tired as I was) and did what any 21 year old biker would do in said situation, with full cup of beer she can't drink and a need to drive home:... I poured it into one of my water bottles and stuck it in the back of my car under my jacket so it'd be insulated, because of my 2 cardinal rules:
1. You cannot waste alcohol.
2. You cannot pass up a free drink. (though I had 2 beer tags...)
3. It's doubly bad to waste free alcohol.
It was a hefe so it didn't flavor the bottle, nor the bottle it, and it was still REALLY nice after I woke up and retrieved it from the fridge.)

[pooks]

Well, you <i>looked</i> young, fresh and sassy -- and many of us wish we could claim the same <i>before</i> riding 100 miles!

As for the beer -- great idea. I'll remember that one!

[Kitsune06]

Geez. I wish I could look/feel that way after 100 miles, too (or before!) but I just did 40 before that pic...

[DirtDiva]

When pouring your free, carbonated, alcoholic beverage into a drink bottle, make sure it's of the screw-top kind - the push-pull kind are no match for bubble power and you will wind up covered in Icebreaker.

[Kitsune06]

Thankyoo, Diva.

There's nothing quite like going somewhere (anywhere?) and having something alcoholic spill/explode on you.

[donnambr]

Kinda late to the opinion poll, but yes, total cutie indeed.