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• #402
Other day I leaned my bike against the wall in the loos at Roehampton Gate in Richmond not realising the saddle had turned the hand dryer on so had a nice hot seat afterwards. Felt good, would do it again
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• #404
Looking good for a ride tho I can't make it.
While we're here perhaps it's time to start the debate on moving WNKR to ThNCR. To start the ball rolling, I'm in favour.
Discuss...
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• #405
Most important is to get an acronym going.
ThNCR
ThNRC
YNRC
YNCR
Etc.
Etc.
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• #406
@Oliver Schick will be along shortly to explain why the Y works.
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• #407
Taps screen, no sign of @Oliver Schick
I don't know Y the why works.
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• #408
I'm going to put GGN in the ring.
giovedi giro notturno
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• #409
I vote Thursday too. Works much better for me.
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• #410
I'm going to put GGN in the ring.
Before @Oliver Schick comes and ruins the fun by correcting a horrible translation...
Donnerstag Abend Radfahren Klub
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• #411
That's DARK man, DARK
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• #413
Taps screen, no sign of @Oliver Schick
I don't know Y the why works.
@Oliver Schick is probably getting annoyed at me @-ing him all the time, I just see him as the go-to person for all language based issues (which is a pretty broad remit). Anyway, the Y is not a Y but a thorn, the old English letter for the th sound as often mispronounced in Ye Olde.
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• #414
Yanks for yat explanation for us yickos.
Even if we already knew ye reason.
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• #415
does that mean if I had a lisp I could call you all cunys?
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• #416
I didn't work that out, either, I thought it was meant to stand for 'yobs'.
It's a good job you spelled it 'old English' and not 'Old English'. The Old English letter Þ was only changed to Y by the hand of some scribes after the Old English period.
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• #417
Donnerstag Abend Radfahren Klub
Not bad, but you'd say "Donnerstagabend Radfahrer-Klub" if you were to go with that one. "Radfahr-Klub" would sound a bit clunky and I think wouldn't even be used for the sake of the abbreviation, but isn't impossible. The problem with the idiomatic solution in German ("Radfahrer-Klub") is that it means 'cyclists' club' rather than 'cycling club'.
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• #418
does that mean if I had a lisp I could call you all cunys?
"Cuny" surely?
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• #419
To try and drag this back on topic, any more people wiy an actual opinion on Wednesdays verfes Yursdays?
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• #420
Yursdays FYW
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• #421
I yink Yursdays win for me too..
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• #422
Think it should be þorsdays
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• #423
Thursday works for me
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• #424
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcGNqrAtsgg
THUrsday Night Dérailleurs Excluded* Ride
*Concessions Available for Ten Speed
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• #425
Did the Otford route last night. I don't ride in Kent much, but when I do it always seems very punishing. Brutalised by those first couple of hills. But was completely worth it for the blissful rolling downhills that followed. Can imagine this one being even more awesome on a sunny midsummer evening.
Ah, I only saw this today. That would have been good, you got good weather for it. But I usually don't ride much on weekend days unfortunately. Or at least not without my gf, and she wouldn't be up for 120km, 1200m of climbing, or WNKR pace. Or vodka. Beer maybe, but that doesn't travel well. We're working on it though, the longer faster rides.
If I do more mid week rides I'll try give more warning next time, like 2 days. Probably week beginning 25th Jan?