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Original geschrieben von Kokopelli
Das Bild ist doch irgendwo in Brandenburg aufgenommen worden,oder
Gruß Koko
Ich tippe eher auf Südbayern!!!
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Tja Koko, die wirklich guten Dinge kommen eben immer zum Schluß und wer zu früh geht muss bestraft werden
HeldDerArbeit
Ein ehrenwerter Drecksack
Original geschrieben von geilesstückDNA
Tja Koko, die wirklich guten Dinge kommen eben immer zum Schluß und wer zu früh geht muss bestraft werden
Das man bestraft wird, wenn man am Schluß kommt - so läuft das also bei Dir?!
Ich hab´da so eine dumpfe Ahnung:
ice ice baby
Yo - so I continued to A1A Beachfront Ave.
Girls were hot wearing less than bikinis
Rockman lovers driving Lamborghinis
Jealous 'cause I'm out geting mine
Shay with a gauge and Vanilla with a nine
Reading for the chumps on the wall
The chumps acting ill because they're so full of "Eight Ball"
Gunshots ranged out like a bell
I grabbed my nine - All I heard were shells
Falling on the concrete real fast
Jumped in my car, slammed on the gas
Bumper to bumper the avenue's packed
I'm trying to get away before the jackers jack
Police on the scene, You know what I mean
They passed me up, confronted all the dope fiends
If there was a problem, You, I'll solve it
Check out the hook while my DJ revolves it
Ice Ice Baby Vanilla, Ice Ice Baby Vanilla
Ice Ice Baby Vanilla, Ice Ice Baby Vanilla
HeldDerArbeit
Ein ehrenwerter Drecksack
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phatlizard
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Basti, was mischst Du Dich denn immer ein ... ??? Kennst Du die Dame etwa?
HeldDerArbeit
Ein ehrenwerter Drecksack
Der stille Poet lehnt sich zurück, lässt seine schmutzigen Gedanken streifen und beginnt an die Vorteile eines nicht angezeigten Missbrauchs nachzudenken.
Meine Pferdchen stehen im ruhig im Stall Basti- die erwarten nach dem Ritt am Wochenende (haha, Wortspiel) eh den Gnadenschuss!
Meine Pferdchen stehen im ruhig im Stall Basti- die erwarten nach dem Ritt am Wochenende (haha, Wortspiel) eh den Gnadenschuss!
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phatlizard
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kAos
voll-kaputt :P
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phatlizard
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Wieso um alles in der Welt sind wir denn noch nicht früher darauf gekommen ... ???
Weil Bierfässer schön und unschuldig sind, kurz: Alu-Kurven, wie man sie mag!
Steinhummer (gerade auf: Primus - Frizzle n Fry)
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phatlizard
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Die schmeisst man doch nur weg damit sie aufgefüllt zurückgerollt kommen ... man ihr habt aber auch wirklich überhaupt keine Ahnung!
phaty
phaty
whoa
Knowledge Reigns Supreme
zur abwechslung mal ein geilesStückStahl 
die dresdner jungz haben schon geschmack..
so und nun haltet mich gefälligst nicht weiter von der arbeit ab
ihr ihr ihr singlespeeder ihr..
die dresdner jungz haben schon geschmack..
so und nun haltet mich gefälligst nicht weiter von der arbeit ab
ihr ihr ihr singlespeeder ihr..
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phatlizard
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... wusste ich noch garnicht!
Cannondale Fires Scott Montgomery, Dan Alloway, Len Konecny
OCTOBER 03, 2003 -- BETHEL, CT (BRAIN)--Cannondale on Wednesday handed vice presidents Scott Montgomery, Dan Alloway and Len Konecny their walking papers.
Montgomery is the son of company founder Joe Montgomery and had been Cannondale's vice president of marketing. Alloway, who had been with the company for more than 15 years, had been its vice president of sales. Konecny was vice president of purchasing.
The firings shocked the industry.
"I am pretty shocked. I feel numb and am disappointed, but I look forward to the new opportunities," said Jay Wolff, general manager of Helen's Cycles in Southern California.
An employee at a Cannondale parts supplier said, "It's not right. I feel like crying."
Matt Mannelly replaces Montgomery. He is the former chief marketing officer for the United States Olympic Committee. He also held management positions at Nike and was Gatorade's director of marketing.
David Manchester, a longtime Cannondale employee, replaces Alloway. Steve Metz, Cannondale's longtime bike product manager, was named vice president of sourcing and product management, is replacing Konecny.
"These changes provide us with the internal organization needed to realize our goals of strengthening and growing Cannondale, and making us a more consumer and market-driven company," said David Uri, a director of Cannondale and a partner at Cannondale's parent company, Pegasus Capital Advisors.
Montgomery and Alloway could not be reached for comment.
Other changes in the Cannondale management team include Jean Benson's promotion to vice president of human resources and Rick Hinson's promotion to director of materials. Additionally, John Doerr, president of operations, is also now serving as chief operating officer.
Uri acknowledged that Montgomery and Alloway played important roles in growing Cannondale from a small manufacturer to a serious player in the international market as well as guide it through bankruptcy and into Pegasus' hands, but he said the company "needs more to go to the next level."
"We listened to dealers and customers to try to understand what made the company great historically. As we did that, we realized we had deficiencies in certain areas. Both are great people--this is not a personal issue--they have done a great job historically and we would not be where we are without them, but we recognize that to be competitive with Trek and Specialized and others we need to be on the top of our game," Uri said. "We needed additional talent and resources. Matt brings a healthy refreshing perspective that people here will learn from, and that the people who are leaving simply don't possess."
Uri said Pegasus remains committed to manufacturing in the United States and to keeping Cannondale's image at the high end.
"We are working with consultants to meet dealer demand efficiently. We need to serve our customers better. We know it won't happen in a week or a month, but we will be very methodical. We want to grow profitably, not just grow," Uri said.
Some who spoke with Bicycle Retailer & Industry News wondered why the company would fire three vice presidents a week before Interbike. Uri said the Pegasus partners were well aware of the timing.
"Pegasus didn't want to go to Interbike and meet with dealers and sales reps with a team that was familiar to them, then come back and make a very significant management change. There probably never is a great time to do something like this, but now we have the opportunity to showcase this management team at Interbike," Uri said.
Cannondale Fires Scott Montgomery, Dan Alloway, Len Konecny
OCTOBER 03, 2003 -- BETHEL, CT (BRAIN)--Cannondale on Wednesday handed vice presidents Scott Montgomery, Dan Alloway and Len Konecny their walking papers.
Montgomery is the son of company founder Joe Montgomery and had been Cannondale's vice president of marketing. Alloway, who had been with the company for more than 15 years, had been its vice president of sales. Konecny was vice president of purchasing.
The firings shocked the industry.
"I am pretty shocked. I feel numb and am disappointed, but I look forward to the new opportunities," said Jay Wolff, general manager of Helen's Cycles in Southern California.
An employee at a Cannondale parts supplier said, "It's not right. I feel like crying."
Matt Mannelly replaces Montgomery. He is the former chief marketing officer for the United States Olympic Committee. He also held management positions at Nike and was Gatorade's director of marketing.
David Manchester, a longtime Cannondale employee, replaces Alloway. Steve Metz, Cannondale's longtime bike product manager, was named vice president of sourcing and product management, is replacing Konecny.
"These changes provide us with the internal organization needed to realize our goals of strengthening and growing Cannondale, and making us a more consumer and market-driven company," said David Uri, a director of Cannondale and a partner at Cannondale's parent company, Pegasus Capital Advisors.
Montgomery and Alloway could not be reached for comment.
Other changes in the Cannondale management team include Jean Benson's promotion to vice president of human resources and Rick Hinson's promotion to director of materials. Additionally, John Doerr, president of operations, is also now serving as chief operating officer.
Uri acknowledged that Montgomery and Alloway played important roles in growing Cannondale from a small manufacturer to a serious player in the international market as well as guide it through bankruptcy and into Pegasus' hands, but he said the company "needs more to go to the next level."
"We listened to dealers and customers to try to understand what made the company great historically. As we did that, we realized we had deficiencies in certain areas. Both are great people--this is not a personal issue--they have done a great job historically and we would not be where we are without them, but we recognize that to be competitive with Trek and Specialized and others we need to be on the top of our game," Uri said. "We needed additional talent and resources. Matt brings a healthy refreshing perspective that people here will learn from, and that the people who are leaving simply don't possess."
Uri said Pegasus remains committed to manufacturing in the United States and to keeping Cannondale's image at the high end.
"We are working with consultants to meet dealer demand efficiently. We need to serve our customers better. We know it won't happen in a week or a month, but we will be very methodical. We want to grow profitably, not just grow," Uri said.
Some who spoke with Bicycle Retailer & Industry News wondered why the company would fire three vice presidents a week before Interbike. Uri said the Pegasus partners were well aware of the timing.
"Pegasus didn't want to go to Interbike and meet with dealers and sales reps with a team that was familiar to them, then come back and make a very significant management change. There probably never is a great time to do something like this, but now we have the opportunity to showcase this management team at Interbike," Uri said.
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Sascha, mein hase, du verstehst das schon wieder total falsch.....man wird fürs zufrüh abhauen bestraft-nicht fürs zu spät kommen....Du scheinst mir noch etwas verwirrt vom Wochenende-in diesem Sinne
... neues lieblingsforum 
federung & co.
... wo findet man sonst so kompetente und fundierte aussagen
ciao
flo
federung & co. ... wo findet man sonst so kompetente und fundierte aussagen
ciao
flo
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phatlizard
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Original geschrieben von floibex
... neues lieblingsforum
... wo findet man sonst so kompetente und fundierte aussagen
ciao
flo
Jeden Tag kommt ein neues Feindbild um die Ecke ...
ibislover
Ibisian
Original geschrieben von floibex
.... wo findet man sonst so kompetente und fundierte aussagen
ich finde ja, dass brunox riecht wie ranzige kernseife.ich benutze seit kurzem nivea deo für die dichtungen. riecht besser und DIE gabeln danken es einem mit locker 2 cm mehr federweg!
gruß,
phil
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