Ahh, the joys of waiting on the silicon valley crowd...it's why no one normal wants to start a non-computer related business there. Your business ends up completely dependent on these anti-social buttmunches.
@shag_carpet_bomb: No kidding. Road bike people are the assholes with their expensive gear that blaze through parks screaming "ON YOUR LEFT!!" at every person on the path.
But it's nothing a tree branch in the front spokes at full speed can't solve.
@Michael Mellin: I let 'em know I'm coming if I pass them on foot (say, downhill), a lot of times. Steep terrain and flatlanders means they may not have sense to look around - and I don't want to pay for a helicopter or SAR because someone decided they'd pose for a picture in the middle of a trail's blind curve.
I pretty much find another trail if I'm on my bike and I pass more than 2-3 people in a mile - Too fnckin' crowded.
If I'm on a single-track on a bike and run into even 1 horse, I find another trail. Horses get freaky sometimes when they see bikes.
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Even CCNA's learn patience and diplomacy firsthand - they have to wait for local telco installs:
"Not READY?!? BUT WE PAID FOR IT!!!"
Telco Guy: "Hmm. Looks like 3 separate circuits on 3 separate orders, now. I'll see you again on the 24th and 27th."
"GAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!"
Telco Guy: "There ya go, one circuit. Have a nice day."
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the jokes just write themselves.
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But it's nothing a tree branch in the front spokes at full speed can't solve.
04/08/09
I just assumed it was another form of courtesy that apparently wasn't transmitted to anyone born after the first Bush administration.
Now I see it's a form of assholery. Thanks. I never would have gotten that on my own.
04/14/09
I pretty much find another trail if I'm on my bike and I pass more than 2-3 people in a mile - Too fnckin' crowded.
If I'm on a single-track on a bike and run into even 1 horse, I find another trail. Horses get freaky sometimes when they see bikes.