Look at that, proof that BB is much better than Crikey, how much ... because you get badges here

Bearbonesnorm wrote:Look at that, proof that BB is much better than Crikey, how much ... because you get badges here

And the clothes are waaaaay cooler.

I met a number of Crikey, how much staff on an event last year. The amount of actual interaction with them was pretty low, I think I didn't look trendy enough as I'd been awake for over 20hrs and was in Endura shorts, an old tee and a raggy down jacket. I also don't think they do anything for those of us of a less whippet, more pitbull build.

Just for you Ian

Lol! That's ace

My Latin isn't very good (if indeed it is Latin, which would illustrate the initial premise), but what does "parturient montes" mean?

Searching the internet suggests "Mountains will be labour".

Ian wrote:Lol! That's ace

My Latin isn't very good (if indeed it is Latin, which would illustrate the initial premise), but what does "parturient montes" mean?

SingleSpeed Mountain Labour (as in giving birth!)

Indeed, thanks. I ran it though google translate, but it didn't come up with anything

Didn't think to actually *google* the term

As if to deliberately cause massive upset to Ian I managed to do 65,000 ft of climbing during my 9.9 mile commute this morning thereby instantly earning the October climbing award on Strava.

johnnystorm wrote:As if to deliberately cause massive upset to Ian I managed to do 65,000 ft of climbing during my 9.9 mile commute this morning thereby instantly earning the October climbing award on Strava.

Do you work on the International Space Station?

99percentchimp wrote:

johnnystorm wrote:As if to deliberately cause massive upset to Ian I managed to do 65,000 ft of climbing during my 9.9 mile commute this morning thereby instantly earning the October climbing award on Strava.

Do you work on the International Space Station?

1.2 miles of climbing for every mile travelled. Big ring all the way too!

In East Anglia

Fantasticmrmatt (urban fox) wrote:In East Anglia

Bl**dy Flat Earth Society

Fantasticmrmatt (urban fox) wrote:In East Anglia

As Alan Partridge would say, "it's the Wales of the east"