Depending on who you believe -- up to 13" this month.stosh said:Dude, WTF how much rain have you gotten?
Damn, you guys been having any flooding?Wumpus said:Depending on who you believe -- up to 13" this month.
Nearly five inches this weekend, and it has rained everyday since Friday.
I've had to take up running to keep in shape.
Sorry to hear about the suitcase but congrats on the closing!jacksonpt said:Mornin Stosh
Not much going on today... still adjusting to living out of a suitcase and losing 2 hours a day to a commute. Looks like we are officially closing tomorrow afternoon on the old house. Just in time too... otherwise we would have had to make another mortgage payment on it.
Not sure yet... hopefully the middle of next week.stosh said:When are you going to move into your new house?
Oh wow, thats not to bad! Congrats! I can't wait to see some finished house pics.jacksonpt said:Not sure yet... hopefully the middle of next week.
The house will be far from finished, but it will be liveable. Basically, all the stonework around the fireplaces (2) will need to be done, the brick on the front of the house will need to be done, and countertops will still need to be installed. Once all that is done, then they start on the basement.stosh said:Oh wow, thats not to bad! Congrats! I can't wait to see some finished house pics.
A little North of here --> http://msnbc.msn.com/id/5172835/stosh said:Damn, you guys been having any flooding?
It's been a beautiful summer here so far this year.
damn that sucksWumpus said:
DOH!!!stosh said:Thing was we didn't get to use it because the first tree he cut down landed square on top of it and smashed the focker to pieces.
Man what a pain. Where are you going again?jacksonpt said:DOH!!!
Yea, I am getting excited. I'd be more excited if I had any faith that we would be in next week, but with all the delays lately, I'm not holding my breath. We leave for vacation on the 7th and we were really hoping to be in before we left. My sister-in-law agreed to watch our dogs for us while we were gone, but that assumes that we are into the new house before we leave. Otherwise we'll have to kennel the dogs, which isn't a big deal, just expensive.
it sounds that way! Congrats to you all!MMcG said:Morning - still smiling thinking about Dalton - but man it is hard to focus on work - almost as hard as trying to focus before the race.
So many cool memories keep coming back into my noggin - awesome!
I see myself getting that point. I hope it doesn't happen.... I spend a lot of time with family and stuff and while I love family... it's not stress free like bike riding...pixelninja said:Mornin all. I've got family coming and staying with me this weekend, so the rest of my week is going to be spent cleaning and fixing up the house. No ride on Wed like I hoped And no riding this coming weekend Oh well. Such is the life of the middle age family man.
stosh said:it sounds that way! Congrats to you all!
Could you give me a very basic idea of how the race is run? How is it decided who won and so on.
stosh said:oh so did you guys have some planning on who would go when? Did everybody do about the same amount of laps?
Oh well. That's life. Life changes, priorities change, circumstances change. At least I'm married to a woman who understands that I love riding and lets me do it whenever possible. Unfortunately, this week it doesn't look possible. I've been hitting the gym, so at least when I do ride again I won't be sucking wind too bad.stosh said:I see myself getting that point. I hope it doesn't happen.... I spend a lot of time with family and stuff and while I love family... it's not stress free like bike riding...
sorry to hear you'll be missing so much riding.
Great I was wondering how things worked. Thanks for all the explaining.MMcG said:For our team of five we had a riding order that went like this:
Douglas
Splat
IAB
Me
Jollytime
The plan was to ride this order the entire race, but when it came towards the end Douglas went out instead of me or Jollytime so that we were sure to have another lap completed before 1:00 p.m. on Sunday - if you came in after 12:59.99 or whatever your lap didn't count.
So Doug did 5 laps, Splat did 4, IAB did 4 and Jollytime and I did three each, for a total of 19 laps in 24hours.
Yeah thats cool man. I totally understand.pixelninja said:Oh well. That's life. Life changes, priorities change, circumstances change. At least I'm married to a woman who understands that I love riding and lets me do it whenever possible. Unfortunately, this week it doesn't look possible. I've been hitting the gym, so at least when I do ride again I won't be sucking wind too bad.
It's a big family reunion type ordeal - I have to go.stosh said:You know thats why your going!
Yup. That's the story for this weekend for me as well. Except that everyone is coming here. By friday night, there will be a total of 5 adults and 3 kids living in my house for the weekend. Shouldn't be too bad since my family's pretty easy going, so I don't forsee any drama-fests. Unless my sis-in-law starts drinking, then who knows what'll come out of her mouth...jacksonpt said:It's a big family reunion type ordeal - I have to go.
I think we would have finished 9th (with the beer break on the last lap) and Echo's team 5th if we had registered co-ed. I am glad we registered like we did...made for a nice competitionMMcG said:Most laps first and then if laps our equal - whoever does the most laps the fastest wins. There are categories of teams too. Solo men, solo women, two person, four person, five person, corporate, co-ed, and I think maybe singlespeed teams too.
Then subcategories within some of those groups based on the cumulative age of the riders.
In fact, I wonder how Team Jackelope/AllezY and the Ass Balancers would have done if they entered into the co-ed category vs. the 5 person teams.