TheLegend

Thanx Ronelle - Don't you think we're looking fresh after our 68km break?!?!! OK ... I'll bite. Please tell us about your 68km break.... nah' date=' rather tell us about the pretty smiling girl in the middle! [/quote'] Depends...what do you want to know... all the dirty details! Well...I'll have to get her online to tell you all the details herself I never thought of the hub as a matchmaking service! well, I wasn't about to ask her to marry me yet. but, oh well, difficult to propse to a picture without backup information anyways... and you clearly should have a look at this thread!

couldn't you have waited like 5 mintues before posting that? don't piss her off before she replied to my post!

Thanx Ronelle - Don't you think we're looking fresh after our 68km break?!?!! OK ... I'll bite. Please tell us about your 68km break.... nah' date=' rather tell us about the pretty smiling girl in the middle! [/quote'] Depends...what do you want to know... all the dirty details!

I wonder about that fil/plaster thingies. A friend of mine had them on his wounds for a long time and evenutally it will start to get inflamed since you can't clean all dirt out of the wound. It looks quite nasty. what do the peeps with a medical background say? I've used those after a bad crash' date=' I put new ones of that plastic film stuff on every 5 days I think for like 3 weeks (those were some seriously deep roasties). They definintely helped me heal faster and I had relatively minimal scarring afterwards.[/quote'] What you are talking about is called comfeel( not sure of the spelling)... it looks like a brown wad of gel..... you put it on and it is kept in place with a plaster called on site.( also not sure of the spelling) change the dressing every second day. Works on some does not on others. do not know how expensive it is though. I dunno if we talk about the same thing here. I was referring to these clear 'sticking' plasters that you put onto the wound - no brown stuff (except for rotten flesh) and no extra plaster required to make it stick. what you talking about? :-) I think we are talking about different treatments. we used comfeel(spelling) when my daughter had an accident with a mug of boiling water. she was allergic to the comfeel and I ended up using a paraffin gauze and crepe bandage.. she was allergic to the on site plaster as well. now there is no noticeable mark. you really need to look for it..... just keep the wound clean that is the most important apparently we are, yes. but your method was also to keep the wound moist, as sean suggested earlier?

I wonder about that fil/plaster thingies. A friend of mine had them on his wounds for a long time and evenutally it will start to get inflamed since you can't clean all dirt out of the wound. It looks quite nasty. what do the peeps with a medical background say? I've used those after a bad crash' date=' I put new ones of that plastic film stuff on every 5 days I think for like 3 weeks (those were some seriously deep roasties). They definintely helped me heal faster and I had relatively minimal scarring afterwards.[/quote'] What you are talking about is called comfeel( not sure of the spelling)... it looks like a brown wad of gel..... you put it on and it is kept in place with a plaster called on site.( also not sure of the spelling) change the dressing every second day. Works on some does not on others. do not know how expensive it is though. I dunno if we talk about the same thing here. I was referring to these clear 'sticking' plasters that you put onto the wound - no brown stuff (except for rotten flesh) and no extra plaster required to make it stick. what you talking about? :-)

I wonder about that fil/plaster thingies. A friend of mine had them on his wounds for a long time and evenutally it will start to get inflamed since you can't clean all dirt out of the wound. It looks quite nasty. what do the peeps with a medical background say? I've used those after a bad crash' date=' I put new ones of that plastic film stuff on every 5 days I think for like 3 weeks (those were some seriously deep roasties). They definintely helped me heal faster and I had relatively minimal scarring afterwards.[/quote'] did you celan the wound everytime you changed the strips? are you supposed to put new ones on or doesn't it matter? I've never used them...I always leave my wounds to try and then peel the stuff off

I wonder about that fil/plaster thingies. A friend of mine had them on his wounds for a long time and evenutally it will start to get inflamed since you can't clean all dirt out of the wound. It looks quite nasty. what do the peeps with a medical background say?

Thanx Ronelle - Don't you think we're looking fresh after our 68km break?!?!! OK ... I'll bite. Please tell us about your 68km break.... nah, rather tell us about the pretty smiling girl in the middle!

No' date=' not a euphamism! I said developement rider, and that's what I meant.[/quote'] then explain the quotation marks in the subject line? 'developement' riders being youngsters that are relatively new to the sport. Assisted/sponsored up-and-coming cyclists. In a state of sporting advancement! They are identifiable as developement cyclists by their kit. Don't split hairs Holy. Stick to the point. These guys cause weekly accidents. Bad ones. More so than usual. They do not take any cognizance of their fellow riders, nor their own, safety. I believe that if a sponsor is going to put their company's name and logo all over a cyclist, they should also put some effort into ensuring said cyclist is not a menace in a race. Be it with training or in any other relevant manner. well, acsis used to get loads of publicity through their development elite team in the begining. after every race there used to be a thread with complaints about the ACSIS riders causing sh*t again

all, or just the ladies' finish? TheLegend2009-02-21 09:46:49

chunky, can't you post some information, or your view point, of how you assess the situation of doping in the sports world? not just cycling, in general. there's been many posts about this, but some insight info (which I presume you still have) would be intersting. *hijack off*

hihi, I have an idea why this could be the case...

well' date=' then you shouldn't get pissed if someone calls you turtlenek buddy! your negligence isn't muh different.[/quote'] Lets not start anything here its an honest mistake and life goes on!!!!! P.S. so what i get P!ssed off with people who type my name wrong but i sure know that i am not the only one!!!!! night night!!! good night lame-excuse turtlenek

agh' date=' the fun name game PS: well done girls![/quote'] I confused what you mean legend??? Jo is probably the person whose name is constantly being misspelled here... but it's the first time I see the surname spelle wrong, it's van de winkel, although i know it's pendantic - but you don't want to be calles turtelnek either, do you? True true but remember i have had long day so my little fingers are not working well neither is my brain!!! and microsoft doesnt know them personally so it spells the surname wrong whichever way i spell it The worst part is that i have them both as facebook friends so i should know better stefano i am not entirely sure but he was half decent hey tried to outsprint me but ya junior gears just dont have the same kick as an 11-23 well, then you shouldn't get pissed if someone calls you turtlenek buddy! your negligence isn't muh different.

agh' date=' the fun name game PS: well done girls![/quote'] I confused what you mean legend??? Jo is probably the person whose name is constantly being misspelled here... but it's the first time I see the surname spelle wrong, it's van de winkel, although i know it's pendantic - but you don't want to be calles turtelnek either, do you?

agh, the fun name game PS: well done girls! TheLegend2009-02-17 13:32:07

It will stand out from all the other bikes in Fandacious' bike room!

but if he is rehearsing things as comebacks to him, he has rattled him. me thinks, too.

just use your clinchers! what's the problem?

bit by bit youre rim will become more buckled.