Red Ring Tupperware Party, Autumnal Equinoctal Edition (24)

Inspeqtor wrote in post #18447427
Every time I click on the link. it appears to be in the same location as the previous time I had clicked on it.

What the heck is the word "auromagically"

It doesn't move that quickly and may need several hours to notice movement.

gjl711 wrote in post #18447451
It doesn't move that quickly and may need several hours to notice movement.

But... If it persists for more than 4 hours, seek medical attention.

gjl711 wrote in post #18447451
It doesn't move that quickly and may need several hours to notice movement.

Hey, I resemble that remark!

Chet wrote in post #18447475
But... If it persists for more than 4 hours, seek medical attention.

Happened to me when the wife crushed 3 viagra in my chilli.

Ian Mackie wrote in post #18447552
Happened to me when the wife crushed 3 viagra in my chilli.

... which would have worked out had she invited some friends.

or

... which would have worked had she been home!!!

gjl711 wrote in post #18447418
Refresh the window. It doesn't seem to auromagically update.

I believe it's ethereal, like love and unicorns and leprechauns and stuff.

Ian Mackie wrote in post #18447552
Happened to me when the wife crushed 3 viagra in my chilli.

What happened? Neck get stiff?

It's bike day

Picked it up this afternoon, went for a short ride, now I'm wishing that I had ordered bike shorts earlier. :S

Bike day for me as well but I'm installing a speedometer/cadence monitor.

I need to get some lights. On Oct 5th the bike shop is having a "When the autumn moon is bright" full moon trail ride. It sounds like fun, but good lights are required.

I'll have to see how well I get back into riding. Haven't put in long rides in many years. My cardio fitness is abysmal.

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18448239
I need to get some lights. On Oct 5th the bike shop is having a "When the autumn moon is bright" full moon trail ride. It sounds like fun, but good lights are required.

I'll have to see how well I get back into riding. Haven't put in long rides in many years. My cardio fitness is abysmal.

I've gotten a bit lazy about my cardio as well. I started walking/jogging last week. Walk up the hills, jog down them.

I have always been better suited to short-burst sports... baseball, volleyball, football, etc. I am always on the move with work and other stuff, I walk constantly at work and am always lifting/bending/kneeli​ng, etc. But I need to up the cardio end. I am not a runner, that's for sure. I get bored with not getting anywhere at any speed. Biking keeps me entertained, I can go far enough to see a different corn field and different cows.

Moving up to a bike with 29" tires and a few more gears is nice. My old bike was great on a trail, but not so good on the road. This new one will do higher speeds and rolls nicer, but will also handle any trail I'm crazy enough to attempt.

hqqns wrote in post #18445479
So you reckon Moose has got the TF under his thumb working at the MM ? That explains why he hasn't had a new title in a very long time!

Jill-of-all-Trades wrote in post #18448274
I have always been better suited to short-burst sports... baseball, volleyball, football, etc. I am always on the move with work and other stuff, I walk constantly at work and am always lifting/bending/kneeli​ng, etc. But I need to up the cardio end. I am not a runner, that's for sure. I get bored with not getting anywhere at any speed. Biking keeps me entertained, I can go far enough to see a different corn field and different cows.

Moving up to a bike with 29" tires and a few more gears is nice. My old bike was great on a trail, but not so good on the road. This new one will do higher speeds and rolls nicer, but will also handle any trail I'm crazy enough to attempt.

That's exactly the same reason I don't jog. Everything is too slow and boring and I do like your thinking!

hqqns wrote in post #18448975
That's exactly the same reason I don't jog. Everything is too slow and boring and I do like your thinking!

That's where you get a good audio book and the time zips along like nothing. Right now I'm reading Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell.

So it looks like I've sprung a leak in the main supply water line. It's about 25 meters downhill from the water meter to the front of the house. I guess cheap is not the word I'm thinking of to get it fixed.

This is near the house on the down slope: