Santa Rampage! Sat December 18
http://www.thechainlink.org/events/santa-rampage
Surpisingly decent Santa suits can be had for around $20 at Walgreen's.
Thanks, Martin!
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Permalink Reply by h' 1.0 on -
Mmm, I love that hot chocolate with the little marshmallows!
shar said:
This should bring christmas cheer!!!
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Permalink Reply by h' 1.0 on
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Will do. In the past. Set a course for last night around midnight.
Only about 1 in 3 of my stored fax numbers are good a this point.
Martin Hazard said:Make it so Howard.
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Permalink Reply by Vondo on -
Hmmm... gets ME in the mood for stuffing some stockings...;)
shar said:This should bring christmas cheer!!!
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Permalink Reply by T.C. O'Rourke on -
'Ho, 'ho, 'ho...
shar said:This should bring christmas cheer!!!
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Permalink Reply by Kevin C on -
I have secured a Santa suit and need some advice from veteran Santa Rampagers. How warm is this bad boy going to be? (I mean when it's not actually on fire). Do I layer as though I'm not wearing a Santa suit at all or do I treat it as the faux-flannel layer which it purports to be? I know I can add/remove layers enroute, but wanted to avoid that clammy sensation you get when you're making your own "bowl full of jelly."
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Permalink Reply by h' 1.0 on
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Pair of pants underneath, 2-3 layers of upper garment underneath (I'd skip a coat or jacket) and your usual foot/hand/neck/headwear for winter riding, I'd say. It does act as another layer. And it's not exactly the kind of ride where you're going to generate much heat (once you get there).
Kevin Conway said:I have secured a Santa suit and need some advice from veteran Santa Rampagers. How warm is this bad boy going to be? (I mean when it's not actually on fire). Do I layer as though I'm not wearing a Santa suit at all or do I treat it as the faux-flannel layer which it purports to be? I know I can add/remove layers enroute, but wanted to avoid that clammy sensation you get when you're making your own "bowl full of jelly."
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Permalink Reply by Kevin C on
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Thanks.
H3N3 said:Pair of pants underneath, 2-3 layers of upper garment underneath (I'd skip a coat or jacket) and your usual foot/hand/neck/headwear for winter riding, I'd say. It does act as another layer. And it's not exactly the kind of ride where you're going to generate much heat (once you get there).
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Permalink Reply by Aaron Bussey on -
Are you actually riding this year Howie?
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Permalink Reply by h' 1.0 on
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Gonna try-- working 'til one.
I'd offer up my Santa suit but for most people it would be more convenient to just go buy one than to make it down to my place.
Aaron Bussey said:Are you actually riding this year Howie?
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Permalink Reply by shar on -
howard, don't you and I live near each other? if so I could grab it ...say maybe for Laura to use?
H3N3 said:Gonna try-- working 'til one.
I'd offer up my Santa suit but for most people it would be more convenient to just go buy one than to make it down to my place.
Aaron Bussey said:Are you actually riding this year Howie?
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