<Tommy>
Illegitimi non carborundum
- Location
- Camden, London
Bad luck mate is that a regular problem?
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Bad luck mate is that a regular problem?
That doesn't sound good - or pleasant! Hope you get sorted soon
Daddy Pig
Veteran
Not regular, but this time 3 years ago I ended up getting admitted to hospital as it bled for 3 days as they couldn't stop it which was in the same area as now. The consultant did a minor op which worked but I had to do nothing for a week afterwards, not even walk upstairs! I felt ridiculous being in a hospital ward for a nose bleed but I had actually lost quite a bit of blood!
Daddy Pig
Veteran
Yep, done 3 years ago in hospital. The doc said if it didn't work he would break my nose...
Goldwolfie
Veteran
- Location
- Chesterfield
Yep I felt a bit of a spare part, sat on the start line with 3 of the 'super stars'. I'm surprised the marshalls let me in.
Mind I wished they hadn't bothered as my trainer kept losing connection with Bsim and dropping me out. Happened about 20 times but I needed the miles in my legs and I was sort of dressed for the occasion.
After I completed the ride I restarted Bsim and all was fine on my warm down ride.
I'm one of the few who doesn't suffer much from the Bkool quirks, so can't complain.
Not very friendly.....
With that much pig blood, you could have produced a good amount of black pudding
Daddy Pig
Veteran
Yes, I managed to swallow a fair bit of congealed blood so had a tasty treat...With that much pig blood, you could have produced a good amount of black pudding
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
Daddy Pig
Veteran
Only if I'm hungry and there's nothing in the cupboard...Blimey.
Do you pick your nose a lot?Probably not...
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
I did a really nice PAC social ride on Zwift tonight. Over 200 riders. Pace about 2.5w/kg so hardly broke a sweat so a great recovery ride at an average 37kph. I used discord and listened to and tried to join in with the banter of a group mainly comprising sweepers. So I got to listen to them keeping an eye on those that got dropped and then taking turns to ride with them back to the group. It's pretty impressive watching an online ride dynamic work in such a positive way and finally being part of a huge group that finishes the ride together topped off with a sprint up the volcano.
<Tommy>
Illegitimi non carborundum
- Location
- Camden, London
I felt a bit of a fraud wearing the national kit and trundling along... Well done for finishing the ride. I was watching you climbing over that steep hill. It was a tough enough ride without the dropouts.
