Jan and Klodi's Party Bus - part II **off topic discussion**

ThisRegard

http://www.stickybottle.com/latest-news/two-ucd-students-draw-62km-snowman-over-dublin-on-strava/

Unknown Soldier

Unknown Soldier wrote: »

Check point in life.

Check point!

/scratches head

Eh..


Anyways, which of the following two would be a better precycle food:
A version of pasta carbonara made with those little tube like pastas bits or A meaty filled lasagna?

The lasagna?

Anyone?

roverrules

zerks wrote: »

Extremely stupid but extremely lucky.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3354023/How-did-survive-Cyclist-ignores-barriers-level-crossing-Poland-hit-90mph-train-left-just-bruises.html

Probably on a training run.

Unknown Soldier

Unknown Soldier wrote: »

/scratches head

Eh..


Anyways, which of the following two would be a better precycle food:
A version of pasta carbonara made with those little tube like pastas bits or A meaty filled lasagna?

The lasagna?

Anyone?

We're going with: A version of pasta carbonara made with those little tube like pastas bits for dinner and the other for breakfast.

Always go with the beat of your drum.

CramCycle

Meaty Lasagna twice.

H.E. Pennypacker

Carbonara (without cream, as its meant to be) would probably be a better precycle snack. Lasagne would be a better post cycle recovery food, especially with chips and maybe a glass of red...

RobFowl

Was watching TFI Friday on C4.

It was ****e, just like the title of this thread


(its is Friday)

OldBean

Ah here. This weather is shocking.

I just want to ride my bike. In the dry.

Qualitymark

OldBean wrote: »

Ah here. This weather is shocking.

I just want to ride my bike. In the dry.

Damn, you're just a day too late to put in a request for the Dublin Development Plan to include a roofed cycle route to the Sally Gap, the Blessington Lakes and home.

AstraMonti

Qualitymark wrote: »

Damn, you're just a day too late to put in a request for the Dublin Development Plan to include a roofed cycle route to the Sally Gap, the Blessington Lakes and home.

Or an indoor area (the size of 6 stadiums) with variable ramps that can automatically replicate any route. Anyone wants to invest in my idea? We only need a few hundred millions to make this and it will probably start paying back within two lives.

Qualitymark

AstraMonti wrote: »

Or an indoor area (the size of 6 stadiums) with variable automatic ramps that can automatically replicate any route. Anyone wants to invest in my idea? We only need a few hundred millions to make this and it will probably start paying back within two lives.

Don't forget the Soylent-Green-style giant screens showing bog cotton blowing in the breeze (artificially produced breeze included®) and distant deer raising antlered heads to watch as the cyclist speeds by on the ramp.

AstraMonti

Qualitymark wrote: »

Don't forget the Soylent-Green-style giant screens showing bog cotton blowing in the breeze (artificially produced breeze included®) and distant deer raising antlered heads to watch as the cyclist speeds by on the ramp.

Oh but of course, the whole thing will be a green screen and the sun will always shine and the temperature will be 23c all year round. Crowdfunding anyone? lol

rollingscone

So is there much crack to be had on the Boards kayaking forum?

Qualitymark

Some inspiration:

http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/library/mrc/explorefurther/digital/nca/

British cycle archive, including tour diaries and lantern slides



The 'Ireland' section includes a picture of A Wet Day:

RobFowl

rollingscone wrote: »

So is there much crack to be had on the Boards kayaking forum?

Nah, a bit of a damp squib

(I'll get my coat..)

wanderer 22

OldBean wrote: »

Ah here. This weather is shocking.

I just want to ride my bike. In the dry.

I hear daragh_ has Zwift. Everyone round to his gaff?

koutoubia

http://www.ebay.fr/sch/tonymartin_spendenaktion/m.html?item=161911896581&hash=item25b2b37a05%3Ag%3Au~MAAOSwxN5WZsad&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

Panzerwagon selling a load of his kit.

OldBean

colm18 wrote: »

I hear daragh_ has Zwift. Everyone round to his gaff?

Will it work with Fallout 4?

Wishbone Ash

Big shout out to 'Road Runner' on Strava. He set a target of climbing 1,000,000 feet (304,800m) in 2015 and completed it yesterday. Well done JH.

https://www.strava.com/activities/448298767#comments

OleRodrigo

" Strava-tard! "

How's that for a big shout?

Unknown Soldier

OleRodrigo wrote: »

" Strava-tard! "

How's that for a big shout?

RobFowl

colm18 wrote: »

I hear daragh_ has Zwift. Everyone round to his gaff?

Not too keen, this modern "pop" is not for me, that and she's too skinny as well....

Beasty

RobFowl wrote: »

Not too keen, this modern "pop" is not for me, that and she's too skinny as well....

You do realise daragh_'s a bloke???



:pac:

RobFowl

Beasty wrote: »

You do realise daragh_'s a bloke???



:pac:

Twas that Taylor Zwift I was talking about not that Daragh Palmer Tomkinson one

Beasty

Is he related to Tyler Hamilton?

RobertFoster

Is "G'wan ya bollix!" the west-Dublinese translation of "Allez! Allez!"?

Luxman

RobertFoster wrote: »

Is "G'wan ya bollix!" the west-Dublinese translation of "Allez! Allez!"?

Depends. We're they pushing you and running alongside or nicking your garmin?

wanderer 22

RobertFoster wrote: »

Is "G'wan ya bollix!" the west-Dublinese translation of "Allez! Allez!"?

Reminds me of this (3rd letter down): http://www.irishtimes.com/opinion/letters/courtesy-on-roads-and-footpaths-1.2294907

manafana

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

Big shout out to 'Road Runner' on Strava. He set a target of climbing 1,000,000 feet (304,800m) in 2015 and completed it yesterday. Well done JH.

https://www.strava.com/activities/448298767#comments

miles and feet eugh such a horrible way of measurement

koutoubia

manafana wrote: »

miles and feet eugh such a horribleEnglish/American way of measurement

:pac: