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Bill Baka writes:

Simon Lewis wrote:
Bill Baka writes:

****,
I'll use my website to post some pictures, then I'll dare anyone to ride
with me.
I made that offer last year and no takers.
Bike, hike, swimming hole, 55 MPH downhills, and all.
It's a standing offer to all who ride a bike, and has been for 2 years.
The days are too short this year but come next summer it will still be
an offer.

Bill Baka

55 mph downhills? LOL. You're so full of **** I'd be surprised if you
didn't get stuck to the tar before you reached 5 mph.



Look asshole, I have made the dare to ride with me for the last 3 years
and no takers. The 55 MPH was actually about 57 MPH but I was too busy
watching out for my ass I didn't see the readout except for passing 55.
That is a ride down a main road with a 55 MPH speed limit and it is steep.

If I want any **** from you I will squeeze your head.

Bill Baka

Is it true you also broke the sound barrier when you cycled down the
north face of Mount Everest where you'd mountain biked to the top to see
a rare orchid?

Bill Baka writes:

Simon Lewis wrote:
Bill Baka writes:

What, you can't handle the truth? The waterfall is so hard to get to
nobody goes to it. I do have pictures on CD so I could put up a power
point presentation for you.

Bill Baka

Do you have to go through a wardrobe to get there?

Not a whole change but Levis come in handy on some parts of the
non-trail. I hit the swimming hole on the way back and wade in clothes

hahaha! Priceless. Superb trolling.

I was referring to this meaning :

http://new.rejesus.co.uk/images/area...d_wardrobe.jpg

and all then undress and wring out my clothes. At least I can get
un-sweaty after the hardest part of the ride. There is a pond/swimming
hole at the bottom of the water fall but enough people have drowned
there, there is a fence around it, and I don't want to get sucked into
the waterfall.
It is hidden enough that I can't even find it on Mapquest or Google
Earth. The location is about 10 miles east of Beale AFB.
The waterfall itself is a double falling first to a rock plateau, then
the pond. I think some of the fatalities were from trying to jump off
the top and hitting the rocks.
It is a nice place to relax but a road bike would be hopelessly useless
on that terrain.

Bill Baka

Dan C writes:

On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:55:48 -0700, Bill Baka wrote:

Simon Lewis wrote:
Bill Baka writes:

What, you can't handle the truth? The waterfall is so hard to get to
nobody goes to it. I do have pictures on CD so I could put up a power
point presentation for you.

Bill Baka

Do you have to go through a wardrobe to get there?

Not a whole change but Levis come in handy on some parts of the
non-trail. I hit the swimming hole on the way back and wade in clothes
and all then undress and wring out my clothes. At least I can get
un-sweaty after the hardest part of the ride. There is a pond/swimming
hole at the bottom of the water fall but enough people have drowned
there, there is a fence around it, and I don't want to get sucked into
the waterfall.

Wow, I didn't know that waterfalls can suck you in. Are you sure about
that, Bill? Really sure?

By the way, the "wardrobe" question above had nothing to do with changing
clothes. A wardrobe is also a piece of furniture. It has to do with a
recent popular movie... See if you can figure it out, dummy.

Post the pics, Bill.

And for a spot that somehow eludes google's satellite cameras it sure
seems quite commercialised. What with fencing, dead people and a
McDonalds at the upper "plateau".

Bill Baka has to be a very funny troll!

Bill Baka wrote, On 10/21/2009 8:59 PM:
snip
???????????
We have some idiot drivers around here but hardly homicidal.
I did have to bail earlier this year and I am damned glad I was on the
wrong side. A new Muni bus was driving with the right wheels in the
middle of the bike lane. Even when I bailed and he had to have seen
me, he still stayed in the bike lane. Legally riding I would not be
alive to bug you about wrong way riding.
Simple enough or do I need to post a picture?
snip
I don't know. Maybe that bus driver doesn't like hobos...

--

Paul D Oosterhout
I work for SAIC (but I don't speak for SAIC)

Paul O wrote:
Bill Baka wrote, On 10/21/2009 8:59 PM:
snip
???????????
We have some idiot drivers around here but hardly
homicidal.
I did have to bail earlier this year and I am damned glad
I was on
the wrong side. A new Muni bus was driving with the right
wheels in
the middle of the bike lane. Even when I bailed and he
had to have
seen me, he still stayed in the bike lane. Legally riding
I would
not be alive to bug you about wrong way riding.
Simple enough or do I need to post a picture?
snip
I don't know. Maybe that bus driver doesn't like hobos...

--

Paul D Oosterhout
I work for SAIC (but I don't speak for SAIC)

That's another problem with 'wrong way riding' ... 'Barmy
Bill' was actually facing the driver, who possibly thought '
The silly sod wants to play Chicken ... Hang on ... I
recognize that face ... OK ...'


--
Colin N.

Lincolnshire is mostly flat ... But the wind is mostly in
your face

Simon Lewis wrote:
Dan C writes:

On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:55:48 -0700, Bill Baka wrote:

Simon Lewis wrote:
Bill Baka writes:

What, you can't handle the truth? The waterfall is so hard to get to
nobody goes to it. I do have pictures on CD so I could put up a power
point presentation for you.

Bill Baka
Do you have to go through a wardrobe to get there?

Not a whole change but Levis come in handy on some parts of the
non-trail. I hit the swimming hole on the way back and wade in clothes
and all then undress and wring out my clothes. At least I can get
un-sweaty after the hardest part of the ride. There is a pond/swimming
hole at the bottom of the water fall but enough people have drowned
there, there is a fence around it, and I don't want to get sucked into
the waterfall.
Wow, I didn't know that waterfalls can suck you in. Are you sure about
that, Bill? Really sure?

Really ****ing sure. The official death toll is 22 people dead, hence
the fence.

By the way, the "wardrobe" question above had nothing to do with changing
clothes. A wardrobe is also a piece of furniture. It has to do with a
recent popular movie... See if you can figure it out, dummy.

Post the pics, Bill.

And for a spot that somehow eludes google's satellite cameras it sure
seems quite commercialised. What with fencing, dead people and a
McDonalds at the upper "plateau".

WTF you talking about??? I tried to follow it and the trail is so
non-existent I lost it even though I know the general direction.

Bill Baka has to be a very funny troll!

It isn't a troll. At least I know I will never be bothered by the likes
of you city sissies.

Bill Baka

On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:10:33 -0700, Bill Baka wrote:

Simon Lewis wrote:
Bill Baka writes:

And people wonder why I ride wrong way when there is no bike lane. I
guess I will have to use my web site to post pictures of some of the
roads/trails I ride. I could make a whole chapter out of my rides to
my private waterfall. Nobody knows it is there and the trail requires
biking, hiking, and dragging the bike up slate covered pieces of
non-trail.

Bill Baka

Do you ever tire of making **** up?

What, you can't handle the truth? The waterfall is so hard to get to
nobody goes to it. I do have pictures on CD so I could put up a power
point presentation for you.

Bill Baka

Once again, I ask you. Post the pics, Bill. How come you are avoiding
this issue now? You offered to do so, now do it.


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On Fri, 23 Oct 2009 03:49:07 +0000, Dan C wrote:

On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:10:33 -0700, Bill Baka wrote:

Simon Lewis wrote:
Bill Baka writes:

And people wonder why I ride wrong way when there is no bike lane. I
guess I will have to use my web site to post pictures of some of the
roads/trails I ride. I could make a whole chapter out of my rides to
my private waterfall. Nobody knows it is there and the trail requires
biking, hiking, and dragging the bike up slate covered pieces of
non-trail.

Bill Baka

Do you ever tire of making **** up?

What, you can't handle the truth? The waterfall is so hard to get to
nobody goes to it. I do have pictures on CD so I could put up a power
point presentation for you.

Bill Baka

Once again, I ask you. Post the pics, Bill. How come you are avoiding
this issue now? You offered to do so, now do it.

Hey Bill. How come you are not responding to the many requests for you
to post some pics, *AFTER* you volunteered to do so?

Has your mouth finally caught up with you, Bill? You made some claims,
offered to post pics, and then when people say "yes, post the pics"...,
you disappear. How do you think that makes you look, Bill?

Post the pics, Bill, and shut me up.


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