Penguins?
It looks like you and I both need to do another round of FF, Sir @Craig.Quarmby
No matter how many times I do it Sir Darren there’s only one thing I notice - my next to me. I’ve never had to use it but twice I’ve come close so I check before my 5 minute, 20 minute and 1 minute efforts. But it’s great to hear there’s actually a video that goes with FF!!!
You know you’re a Sufferlandrian when you notice things you don’t normally notice if you aren’t doing a Full Frontal
It’s all a lie. Next thing you know he’ll be telling you that there is music and video during the final 1min test. That I know not to be true.
Right?
What about the tortoise?
There’s a tortoise?
I can confirm that the 1min effort at the end has a black screen and the only “music” is the sound of your heart exploding out the top of your skull and it ends when your tooth cracks on your stem cap…
That is when you are being counted out, and dreaming of doughnuts.
I can confirm I saw the penguins and Sagan doing a wheelie and I can also confirm seeing the referee doing the count down and doughnuts.
Oh and I also confirm seeing " The Sufferlandrian in you is strong."
This thread is quickly becoming my favourite thread.
When you notice a single word has changed in a video.
When you do FF with the sole purpose of confirming sightings of penguins, Sagan wheelies, referee countdowns, and doughtnuts. The Sufferlandrian in you is indeed strong.
When you win the Tour of Flanders and can still pull a wheelie at the end. I’ve done this many times.
(I will never be able to pull a wheelie. Ever. On any bike. Even without doing that race, or any other).
You know when you’re a Sufferlandrian when you look at the power profile for Kitchen Sink and you can recognize which workouts are part of the mashup.
That is no joke.
I can’t walk past my neighbours car without smiling or wincing - the letters are AVDP and in the correct order
You find yourself behind this car and assume it’s driven by GvA:
I guess I know what I’m going to do next summer, GvA help me.
When I’m looking forward to the Civil War Century (103 miles, 7000 feet of elevation gain) as a relaxing break from my Sufferfest training plan
Any Century type ride should be looked at as a break from all the efforts. Good luck on your ride and I hope you don’t end up drenched or sunburnt.
Many thanks, Sir James!