Here in Las Vegas, it’s almost the beginning of outdoor riding season. lol. Finally may stay below 100F. Only lasts about a month, tho. Then it’s too cold. 
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Hey @Richard_Copus not sure if you spotted this reply above from Sir David about a week or so ago (hope I’ve linked it right …). Says there’ll be an update in a couple of weeks. So sounds like it’s close 
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Holy crap…I’d actually given up hope of Android ever happening! THis is great news as about a year ago I bought a really rubbish Windows tablet which gave up the ghost yesterday and was dreading the idea of having to buy a flipping Surface Pro or something as I’ve got everything Google drive linked. What is going to be the best/most suitable Android or Chromebook system to run this on so I can look at getting something I can use to Suffer.
When you manage it I’m going to celebrate by going for my Knighthood…and buy an Android tablet.
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That was 11 days ago. Over here a couple means two, so hopefully we will get news in three days 
Fingers crossed
In the UK, two means 2 and “a couple” means 2ish lol. But this is Sufferlandria and we know what counting is like there 
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Ha, I am thankful that the minions can count to 64 without getting stuck… violator would be even worse if every 15 sprint, or so, they added one more…
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Yes, but in US English “a couple” can sometimes mean several.
…unlike Revolver
So basically the same as UK then 
Yep. However, I have learned to ‘kit up’ and ride later in the day as well. 10 am is definitely not out of the question for a mid-Winter’s ride! (and I’m about 300 miles south of you). Mountain rides are very sketchy in January. Black Ice + Bicycle do not mix.
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“I had a couple of drinks last night.”
“Here are a couple of examples.”
Both usually mean more than two.
On the other hand, the closing quote marks are a different story.
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Guessing you didn’t quite get what I meant when I said a couple means 2ish. Basically I was saying a couple doesn’t necessarily mean 2!
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It could, depending on the circumstances, mean up to four. However, it generally means two. In drinking, it means the first and the last!
I was always told that the British were more precise with the use of “couple” rather than people in the US.
So back on topic again - as Lee said above basically.
But what about a “pair” is that always two?
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Oooo good question, I’ll leave that for people cleverer and more awake than me to discuss
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Like a pair of pants?
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Just noting a “day” in Sufferlandria is 50 hours, so there are 18,250 hours in a SUF year which is 760.42 24-hour days
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