Penguins?
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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!!!
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You know you’re a Sufferlandrian when you notice things you don’t normally notice if you aren’t doing a Full Frontal 
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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?
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What about the tortoise?
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There’s a tortoise?
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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…
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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.
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When you notice a single word has changed in a video.
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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.
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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).
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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.
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That is no joke.
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I can’t walk past my neighbours car without smiling or wincing - the letters are AVDP and in the correct order
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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.
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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
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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.
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Many thanks, Sir James!
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