Napalm

I think the biggest reason for the early late entries is to discourage people from waiting until the last minute. It's a moerse thing to organise such an event, and to suddenly cater to dozens of extra people at the last minute is a bit of a logistical nightmare

Next time, don't enter late

Live - The dam at Otter Creek

You can drop down in groups without any problems, you just can't move up.

You can't do nationals on a recreation license.

If the testosterone was subscribed to him, and the team was aware of this and forced him to ride they have to carry the blame. What I don't understand is that in football when a player is injured their salaries is covered by the insurance. Obviously the player loses out on bonuses and such, but they still receive a salary. Does that not work like that in cycling as well?

GT Avalanche. Going down a steep hill at a somewhat stupid speed it snapped where the seatpost goes into the frame. Luckily I could stop without killing myself. I did have to wash my cycling shorts when I got home though

My frame also snapped yesterday, and if it wasn't for my lighting quick reflexes I would have a aluminum stuck in places where aluminum really shouldn't go.

Jackes, I would start off with a virus & malware scan on your pc, then change the password once that's done

Since it's automated, it might be worth adding a hidden field to the registration process. Since the spambot automatically fills in a form, any application with the hidden field checked is simply discardd.

The simplest solution would be to not allow newbies to post in any forum except for a newbies section. After 10 post they can post in other sections.

Draadtrek injury?

Absa is diabolical. If I ever go on a shooting spree I will visit them first.

Perhaps.... but common sense isn't all that common.

Geo M? Sweet, then everybody can get pools with their licenses.

It's summer. It's getting hot out there. Somebody probably needs a pool

I think a temp license will probably be generated in the form of a pdf of some kind

Apparently there's big changes for next year

I bought a place 3 years ago. I was approved for a certain amount, but never took up the entire bond. Now 3 years down the line, I'm buying a second place, and now that I want to take up the rest of the bond, they wanted to charge me prime minus 0.2 instead of prime minus 1.7, I was approved at. Because I had to increase the bond for the second property, now they're going to charge me the initial rate on 1 portion, and the other portion at the second rate. I've already started sharpening my machete for the first time they screw up on the calculations.