Jerrick = best helper person on unicyclistdotcom

[tobbogonist]

that is all

[dan de man]

just see my sigline so true he has helped me out .i wish jerrick was a big bro

yeah jerck start a site [url]www.whatshouldido.com or some thing along the lines of that name, and make some money

[ivan]

Jerick's cool!

[Chexjc]

yea he seems pretty helpful

[Unitik908]

for the sake of argument.... hes a d-bag

Chase

[podzol]

Bill Klaas and John Foss have been helpful to many for a long longtime.

[iridemymuni]

whilst i have to say that jerrick is very helpful on the fora, i also have to say that if i wanted a uni'ing question answered the first person that i'd go to is john foss.

[Chexjc]

who is john foss?

[AnOldCripple]

who is john foss?
john foss (http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/member.php?u=832)

[Jerrick]

Bill Klaas and John Foss have been helpful to many for a long longtime.


Those two have always been here way longer than I have. =p

Anyways, thanks for this thread, it made me smile. :D

Don't make this seem like I am better or smarter than anyone here though, cause there are tons of riders with a lot of experience and are just as helpful, if not more, as I am.

[sparrowhawk]

jerrick is like a party bag but the tacky toy watches, would be replaced by a rolex..and the tiny packet of haribo would be replaced by royal turkish delight and a free life pass for any food or drink you like right on your doorstep...any amount...any time...any place....jerrick

:D

[Jerrick]

jerrick is like a party bag but the tacky toy watches, would be replaced by a rolex..and the tiny packet of haribo would be replaced by royal turkish delight and a free life pass for any food or drink you like right on your doorstep...any amount...any time...any place....jerrick

:D

Hahaha, that was great! Im quoting it into my sig worthy thread. =p

:D

[sparrowhawk]

thankew!!:D









(seeee he's sooo polite:rolleyes:)

[BillyTheMountain]

Bill Klaas and John Foss have been helpful to many for a long longtime.


Now Now. That comment does not flatter you, my dear.

I suggest you starrt a separate thread for that kind of talk.

:D

[Joe2005]

:cool: Jerrick is Cool:cool:

[boo radley]

Bill Klaas and John Foss have been helpful to many for a long longtime.
I think Klaas is his first name. John Childs is also very helpful.

[tobbogonist]

I was not intending to raise a debate, it was just me showing appreciation for the help that someone had given me.
More of a thankyou card than anything. how would you feel if you recieved a thankyou card then someone came along and wrote: well this other person is better at it anyway.

Thankyou Jerrick for your help.

[Jerrick]

Thankyou Jerrick for your help.

:D
Your welcome!

[harper]

Jerrick is a cool and helpful guy and his avatar is among the most appealing. As for continuous, accurate, technical and repair information over many years, no one even comes close to John Childs. JC is THE main man. There can be no other.

[iridemymuni]

no one even comes close to John Childs. JC is THE main man. There can be no other.

i think John Childs could tell the pressure in a tyre just by looking at it.

[Jerrick]

i think John Childs could tell the pressure in a tyre just by looking at it.
Ive done that twice now. =p

Both time are just pure luck though. :D

[JJtheunicycle]

jerrick pwns! and his gf is hawt, LUCKY!

[mornish]

Jerrick is a cool and helpful guy and his avatar is among the most appealing. As for continuous, accurate, technical and repair information over many years, no one even comes close to John Childs. JC is THE main man. There can be no other.

what about bear?

[magic lobster]

his avatar is among the most appealing.
is that 2 girls making out?

[JJtheunicycle]

is that 2 girls making out?
hes the one on the right

[tomblackwood]

i think John Childs could tell the pressure in a tyre just by looking at it.
True, and he quotes repair jobs in beer instead of cash. Works out well for me since I know how to home brew but have never figured out how to home counterfeit.

[john_childs]

True, and he quotes repair jobs in beer instead of cash. Works out well for me since I know how to home brew but have never figured out how to home counterfeit.
You know what they say, beer is money. Time doesn't enter in to the equation. <I need a beer drinking smiley here>

[Jerrick]

You know what they say, beer is money well spent.

Fixed. ;)

[john_childs]

Jerrick is a cool and helpful guy and his avatar is among the most appealing. As for continuous, accurate, technical and repair information over many years, no one even comes close to John Childs. JC is THE main man. There can be no other.
True, there can be no other. But I'm quite happy to let Jerrick handle the turbo advice posting. Saves wear on my keyboard and spreads the knowledge around just in case I get run over by a bus or decide to live out the rest of my years drinking beer.

[john_childs]

Fixed. ;)
You're wrong there. Beer can be it's own currency in a barter system. No need for actual money to get involved, especially with home brew.

[Jerrick]

But when money is spent on beer, it is worth it.

I sometimes wish we had a barter system back. Be cool to send a keg to UDC for a new Uni. =p