Goofy you crack me up with your hairy chest lust. Somehow I don't think that will be a problem as hairy men are a dime a dozen. However, that chunk of hairy chested man meat is probably going to come with a carpet on his back, just so you know. Uggy already explained this to me. You see, Prince Ade...

Why do all of the cat avatars belong to woman and all of the dog avatar are owned by men and woman. Show me one cat avatar here owned by a man....prove me wrong! My cats would take exception to your claim. So does my avatar. I played trombone all through high school. I've had cats since I was a wee...

Goofproof wrote:It's hard to refuse, if you know the shotgun is loaded. Jim

In some parts of the country, the way to know it's a formal wedding is that someone whitewashed the shotgun...

19+ kilomiles! Impressive, that. Your point about physical renewal from xpappery is an excellent one. I've been xPAP compliant for 4 + years, and I recently completed a half-marathon race, only my second one (and at the tender young age of 61). I simply could not have achieved this without optimize...

I've overhauled a bunch of bikes over the years as a shop guy. Even replacing the chain and cassette every year or two makes a bike feel SMOOOOOOOTH. Nice images, as always, and not just the .jpg files... I'll be in Durango some time next week, in support of our RAAM team. C'mon down and wave if you...

Hi t-bone. Good to see you here again. Sounds great to be involved in something you enjoy with someone you love. Surely some who are feeling that using cpap means the end to adventure (as if they had much energy for adventure anyhow) will be encouraged by your post. Done any of the shorter rides yo...

How many ways? I started using CPAP in October or so of 2006. Since then, I: 1) go to sleep within minutes of hosing up 2) sleep most of the night most nights 3) awake able to breathe (getting filtered air all night is wonderful for those of us allergic to pollen) 4) DON'T wake up sweating my behind...

"I managed to stay on the road and didn't get smacked by a car. BONUS!" That's always a good thing! As a regular bicycle commuter (I didn't drive the car to work even once in April, and only a few times in May, mainly to haul stuff too big for the bike), I get buzzed by motorists without clues from ...

Nice! Good to see that you guys have decent road shoulders so you can get out of the way of the cagers (not that you need them, but that's a discussion for a different forum). I won't be that far north when I pass along the southern edge of Colorado in June, but if you want to watch for me, we can w...

When I first read your post title, I immediately thought of the delusional thinking sometimes experienced by the solo RAAM riders (shows where MY mind has been of late: http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic/t50730/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=49748&p=456259#p456259). I'm not sure of the origin of the acronym TBP...

Here I've been thinking for lo these many years that D.C. meant "Washington, District of Concubines."

Now I know the truth. Thanks, Slinky!

Considered by many to be one of the world's toughest bicycle races, RAAM (Race Across America)(http://www.raceacrossamerica.org/raam/raam.php?N_webcat_id=1) pits people against themselves, three thousand miles of this country's wildly varied terrain, a fair variety of weather circumstances and lack ...

Interesting that it would be a football (two dozen guys trying to kill each other over a malformed dog toy) coach, and that he is seeming to wish to avoid using CPAP. Perhaps apocryphal, but when I did my sleep study, the guy connecting me to all the wires said that something like 80% of the linemen...

My wife has been using a machine longer than I have. On our first date, I made a comment about being a hose-head, just to get it out of the way. Her eyes lit up, recognizing the slang term, as she realized she'd never have to worry about that eventuality if things progressed (as they clearly have). ...

Yet another kilt-wearing CPAP user, here. I've a few, including one made by Catnapper. http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s52/bikeolounger/kilt%20stuff/NewkiltJacket17Jan096.jpg As I'm not one who does a lot of formal stuff, most of my kilts are of the "contemporary" type--a third of my kilts came f...