What is this sticker?

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Originally Posted by KevDen2005

I thought it was Mexican Mafia

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Lmao

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Originally Posted by ZERO THEORY

Whilst we're on the topic, does anyone know what those 13 stickers mean?

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Take the number 26.2 (standard marathon, in miles) and multiply or divide either up/down and it's all about running, from short all the way to ultra-marathons (100+ miles).

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Originally Posted by hatidua

Take the number 26.2 (standard marathon, in miles) and multiply or divide either up/down and it's all about running, from short all the way to ultra-marathons (100+ miles).

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70.3 is half iron, 140.6 is full as well. My wife slapped 26.2 on our cars, but this one is my favorite:
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Originally Posted by Jeffrey Lebowski

70.3 is half iron, 140.6 is full as well. My wife slapped 26.2 on our cars, but this one is my favorite:
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I would tend to think most members of this board would prefer

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Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter

I would tend to think most members of this board would prefer

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or this one Attachment 37787

Ok, so being newish out here, what's the "hidden gems" circle slash about? No one I ask knows.

thinking maybe some past bill to mine?

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Originally Posted by Rabid

If it's 13.1 Irving is right. There are 13.1 miles in a half marathon.

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Take the number 26.2 (standard marathon, in miles) and multiply or divide either up/down and it's all about running, from short all the way to ultra-marathons (100+ miles).

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Cheers.

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Originally Posted by Limited GM

Ok, so being newish out here, what's the "hidden gems" circle slash about? No one I ask knows.

thinking maybe some past bill to mine?

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New stickers add angle to Hidden Gems debate

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The anti-Gems folks got a jump on the public-relations battle with a simple but effective design of a sticker in 2010. Their sticker features the universal "no" symbol - the red circle with a slash - over the words "Hidden Gems." About 6,000 stickers were produced in the first run and were distributed by Gems foe John Hembel with the help of the Hi Country 4 Wheelers Club. The stickers are a common sight everywhere in the valley.

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That's a church sticker? Here I've been thinking it was a parking sticker for one of the Front Range community colleges.


sent from a soup can and some string..

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Originally Posted by def90

That's a church sticker? Here I've been thinking it was a parking sticker for one of the Front Range community colleges.


sent from a soup can and some string..

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I thought it was a snowboarding company.
[Coffee]