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In the past couple of years we have occasionally ordered from the kids menu or seniors menu.
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adding dill pickles makes it a taste sensation.

English muffins have only a narrow range of uses. And this isn't one of them.

Could this girls team beat BillyD's team of olds?

Discuss.

68+ Jersey/shorts
60-68 long sleeve jersey/armwarmers (below 62 add baselayer)
50-60 add gillet vest, knee warmers, full-finger gloves, toe booties.
40-50 jacket and tights and wool socks.
<40 ? (hardly ever that cold during daytime)

wgn.

Add a slice of ham and some extra sharp cheddar and you're set.

I'd rather have it with Swiss or Gruyere. Maybe pop it in the panini press for a minute...

Noice.

The coldest I have ridden here is approx 8F. It was sunny and not too bad, but I had to cover EVERYTHING and even needed ski goggles with my balaclava. I have no desire to break that record and nowadays will avoid riding below 15F. That said, a sunny and calm 25F degree day can be fantastic for riding, if dressed properly.

Same weather here and a beautiful morning. I wore arms.

When I was about to head out to Sonoma to pick up the Centurion Ironman, Mrs. GeneJockey said, "How are you going to pay for it?" (meaning what method),

I said the seller wanted cash but would take PayPal. She said, "That much cash?"

I said, "It's only $300."

She said, "OH!" She thought it was a lot more. So I told her that the blue Lotus was $150 and the red Lotus was $175. She said, "That's cheaper than some of your watches!"

So, apart from the space considerations, I think she's feeling a lot better about my purchasing old bikes. If I'd known she thought I was spending so much, maybe I'd have spent more! There was that $1000 Litespeed last month..........

Does BillyD's team play fastpitch or slow-pitch? If it's slow-pitch, both teams will probably struggle with hitting the other team's style of pitching. I suspect the girls will adapt quicker, however. Either way, I'm putting my money on the girls.

If it's below 40F, I'm staying on the couch.

I've been eating one meal a day (dinner) since the beginning of the year. I like it. I can usually fast for the day and eat dinner without being too hungry or overeating.

You need more clients so you can afford more meals.

If you ever want to be a fat cat.

I have ridden in temps as low as about 30 or so - or at least, it was that cold on part of the route I rode. But I was a younger man, and I used to ride in the AM before work.

Probably the worst cold-related time on a bike I can remember was January 1, 2000, when I decided to ring in the Millennium* with a ride up Mt Hamilton. It was about 40-45 degrees, so I had on tights, toe booties, jacket, thermal skull cap, etc. I had NO PROBLEM staying warm on the climb. The last mile or so was kind of foggy and damp. I got to the top, where it was in the 30s. I joined a bunch of similarly-mined cyclists in the only building that was open - the Post Office lobby - trying to warm up. Heading down, it was foggy and damp the first 3 miles at least, plus there was sand and gravel on the insides of most of the turns, and my hands - even in thermal gloves - became useless claws. I had sweated so much on the climb that all my clothes were almost dripping wet, and the damp fog only exacerbated that, so I was cold all over, and miserable. I ended up enjoying the climb a lot more than the descent!

*Okay, not REALLY the Millennium, but when everyone celebrated it.

Not in my world.

way tfl;dr

Did you make it to the NEWMANIUM party??

If I tried that, I'd be grumpy and irascible for most of the day.

Magazine articles must be a challenge for you, then.

So a lateral move? :innocent: :D

No.
I do that every now and then. Most days are two meals.

Talk to your polar bear cousins for a second opinion.