Christmas 2011 Pic's

Doug Rucker

Roundtable Host 2009
Merry Christmas Everyone
 

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Ok, got a Christmas cheapskate story.

I'm a cheapskate. It's just who I am. Fayth got a lot of stuff for Christmas. I'm not stingy, I'm just frugal.

So we are Christmas shopping for some miscellaneous odds and ends at a Catholic Charities store. I spot a decent looking girls Trek bike with a $20 tag on it. Now I used to be a mountain/road biker. In the 90s there was a period of time when I rode an average of 20 miles per day for more than a year. I've always liked the quality of Trek bikes and have owned probably 8-12 of them.

So I bought this girls bike and thought that maybe I could clean it up, tune it up and it would make a nice little bonus Christmas present to replace her aging single gear bike.

One thing it needed was a seat. I started looking up seats and found this:

WARNING, IF YOU OWN THIS BIKE PLEASE STOP USING IT IMMEDIATELY AND BRING IT IN TO YOUR LOCAL TREK DEALER FOR REPLACEMENT.

So I called them and verified that it was indeed recalled. I informed them that I was NOT the original owner and they said it didn't matter.

So last week I dropped off the BLUE bike I got at Catholic Charities and picked up this brand new $319 PINK bike that Fayth got for Christmas morning as a complete surprise.

Merry Christmas to my pocketbook!!!!! $20 bucks!!!!

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Ok, got a Christmas cheapskate story.

I'm a cheapskate. It's just who I am. Fayth got a lot of stuff for Christmas. I'm not stingy, I'm just frugal.

So we are Christmas shopping for some miscellaneous odds and ends at a Catholic Charities store. I spot a decent looking girls Trek bike with a $20 tag on it. Now I used to be a mountain/road biker. In the 90s there was a period of time when I rode an average of 20 miles per day for more than a year. I've always liked the quality of Trek bikes and have owned probably 8-12 of them.

So I bought this girls bike and thought that maybe I could clean it up, tune it up and it would make a nice little bonus Christmas present to replace her aging single gear bike.

One thing it needed was a seat. I started looking up seats and found this:

WARNING, IF YOU OWN THIS BIKE PLEASE STOP USING IT IMMEDIATELY AND BRING IT IN TO YOUR LOCAL TREK DEALER FOR REPLACEMENT.

So I called them and verified that it was indeed recalled. I informed them that I was NOT the original owner and they said it didn't matter.

So last week I dropped off the BLUE bike I got at Catholic Charities and picked up this brand new $319 PINK bike that Fayth got for Christmas morning as a complete surprise.

Merry Christmas to my pocketbook!!!!! $20 bucks!!!!

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Thats is great Tony...can;t beat that.
 
I was going to say every family is blessed in there own way and who are we to question the blessing. You are a blessed man Tony.
 
Doug, Looks like you had a happy pink Christmas too. I hope they don't go from pink to black like a lot of the girls do. I'm not looking forward to seeing Fayth going out with black makeup and black fingernails. Let's encourage them to STAY WITH PINK! :)

And I can't let Fayth see that bike with all that fancy stuff on it. She'll want to move in with you!
 
Doug, Looks like you had a happy pink Christmas too. I hope they don't go from pink to black like a lot of the girls do. I'm not looking forward to seeing Fayth going out with black makeup and black fingernails. Let's encourage them to STAY WITH PINK! :)

And I can't let Fayth see that bike with all that fancy stuff on it. She'll want to move in with you!

Funny thing is she asked if we could take the razor back and get a blue one, said she felt she had to much Pink Stuff. Love kids...and how there minds work.
 
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