Tea? (Part 4)

[SteCenturion]

Trouble with threads like that is that they just seem to attract loonies looking for an argument.
You try to make a valid point and someone always knows better, bunch of w*****s

Got to admit Guvnor...

What with always being right (even when I am wrong so says SWMBO) I would probably end up in one of those arguments.

That's why I have stayed away (& will continue to).

 

[IDMark2]

Evening teapups and coffee cups...
Busy day again... I wonder how we managed to live in the house for the last seven years without any of this being deemed necessary until now..

 

[classic33]

Hi La Rue & a fine afternoon/evening to you too...

A Siesta Hombre' - love a good siesta.

Probably I have asked this before, Audax = Big - Long - Cycle Ride maybe 150k + (am I correct) ? Or a Looney?

You want an answer to that last one?

 

[ScotiaLass]

I am going to find food....I am hungry.

 

[classic33]

Evening teapups and coffee cups...
Busy day again... I wonder how we managed to live in the house for the last seven years without any of this being deemed necessary until now..

You were never trying to impress buyers before though.

 

[classic33]

 

[IDMark2]

You were never trying to impress buyers before though.

I thought just cycling no handed past them while juggling would be enough...

 

[classic33]

I thought just cycling no handed past them while juggling would be enough...

Might have to try Some Fancy Cycling

 

[classic33]

I thought just cycling no handed past them while juggling would be enough...

Or you could stick to juggling whilst keeping both hands on the handlebars. That'll impress them, no end.

 

[172traindriver]

Hi La Rue & a fine afternoon/evening to you too...

A Siesta Hombre' - love a good siesta.

Probably I have asked this before, Audax = Big - Long - Cycle Ride maybe 150k + (am I correct) ? Or a Looney ?

Not a mega long distance one but ended up a 93 mile day. There and back to the start was 22 miles, which 4 of us rode.
The actual audax was 71.75 miles in total, according to the garmin when we finished. One of the lads said he was off from the gun, so off we went also with a fair sized group of about 15 riders to the first check point at 22 miles. That had dropped to 8 and then 5 of us left for the next check point, the others said they were going to wait for a slower group. We got round the 71 miles at 19.2 average, so it was more like a bit looney, with us stringing it out in a line.

 

[the_mikey]

What this "Flybys" all about Stava users?

I'm wondering if it's the feature that has been accessible via veloviewer.com for some time, it shows you all the other cyclists you passed or who passed you and shows you where there was a 'flyby', can be interesting sometimes when you know the person who flew by, but mostly it's meaningless cruft.

 

[IDMark2]

I'm wondering if it's the feature that has been accessible via veloviewer.com for some time, it shows you all the other cyclists you passed or who passed you and shows you where there was a 'flyby', can be interesting sometimes when you know the person who flew by, but mostly it's meaningless cruft.

Well, flying by would be a better trick than my cycle based juggling...

 

[172traindriver]

Got to admit Guvnor...

What with always being right (even when I am wrong so says SWMBO) I would probably end up in one of those arguments.

That's why I have stayed away (& will continue to).

+1 Tried to post logical things in the past and it's a waste of time as someone always knows better. Even had people trying to tell me about rail related issues...........yeah whatever

 

[172traindriver]

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A mere snack!!!!! before the main

 

[172traindriver]

Well, flying by would be a better trick than my cycle based juggling...

Try naked along with the rest of it