Freezing Saddles 2015 ~ At Least Yer Not in Kiev, Comrade

[Anonymous]

@hozn 105670 wrote:

Edit: to clarify, I fixed the issue.

woohoo, I just got a mile/hour faster! Do it again!! Fix it even better, and maybe by spring I’ll be faster than, like, really fast turtles or something!

[Mikey]

@hozn 105684 wrote:

Yes they do. vvill logged rides in Australia!

He at least better post the Australian flag, since he’s there

[dasgeh]

Clearly, rcannon and Steve O have placed themselves on Team 5. Please update the leader board to reflect this change.

[jrenaut]

@dasgeh 105731 wrote:

Clearly, rcannon and Steve O have placed themselves on Team 5. Please update the leader board to reflect this change.

How do I click like for rcannon liking this post and Steve O disliking it?

[Terpfan]

Grrr, when you get some sort of virus (not quite a cold but annoying sore throat that’s not strep) and you ask the doctor how you can speed up the recovery. They say, well the thing runs it’s course. You say, well I need to be riding more on a day where the fed delayed two hours and they give you this blank stare like “hmm, maybe he needs a psych eval.” Ha.

[Steve O]

Tonight at midnight (right now) marks the halfway point to the end of FS 2015.

For those keeping score, Gillian B is currently in 69th place, which puts her smack in the middle of the pack, smack in the middle of the contest. Congrats…or something

[dasgeh]

@Steve O 107841 wrote:

Tonight at midnight (right now) marks the halfway point to the end of FS 2015.

For those keeping score, Gillian B is currently in 69th place, which puts her smack in the middle of the pack, smack in the middle of the contest. Congrats…or something

This makes it ALL worth it.

[GB]

@Steve O 10784 wrote:

in 69th place

This is a odd rule that lots of people miss. It’s 1st or 2nd *place*, 69th *position*. Kind of like goose and geese.

[ShawnoftheDread]

@GB 107863 wrote:

This is a odd rule that lots of people miss. It’s 1st or 2nd *place*, 69th *position*. Kind of like goose and geese.

“Goose” changes to “geese” at two. When does “place” switch to “position” and why?

[Mikey]

@ShawnoftheDread 107864 wrote:

“Goose” changes to “geese” at two. When does “place” switch to “position” and why?

When did this become a study in animal husbandry?

[rcannon100]

[chris_s]

@ShawnoftheDread 107864 wrote:

“Goose” changes to “geese” at two. When does “place” switch to “position” and why?

Also when answering, please explain whether your answer is precise, accurate, or both and why.

[GB]

@ShawnoftheDread 107864 wrote:

“Goose” changes to “geese” at two. When does “place” switch to “position” and why?

@chris_s 107870 wrote:

Also when answering, please explain whether your answer is precise, accurate, or both and why.

Place switches to position at any time as long as it is position at 69. 70 may be place or position. This is done to humor teenage boys and *adults* who sometimes act like teenage boys. This answer is both precise and accurate because I made up the rule.

[ShawnoftheDread]

Oh I see. BPE.

[Steve O]

@ShawnoftheDread 107872 wrote:

Oh I see. BPE.

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