I was contacted bc of my club’s website and asked if I could put out a message from an online reporter named Anna Davies.
She is hoping to conduct a 20-question questionnaire with at least a dozen respondants. Only some of the respondants are used in the final product, and only some of their answers. Here is a recent example:
You’ll notice that participants must provide a photo along with their first name. I imagine that a photo of a white-haired guy in a Speedo would do just fine, Greg.
I don’t have the questions yet, but if you think you’d be interested, you should contact Anna:
When I first saw the title and clicked the link I thought it was something by Nirve about cycling. Then I realized the spelling difference and figured out what was up. Nerve and Nirve aren’t the same or even similar. I was, though, expecting something different than what I ended up clicking on.
I read nerve from time to time they have some funny groups give sex advice. I don’t know why I’m shocked to see they asked someone in the RSU forum for an upcoming peice.
Normally I would jump at an opertunity to do a silly interview but my schedule is a bit crazy as of late. If you want you can drop my contact info off though.
I sent her an email. This looks like it could be fun. The sex advice from synchronized swimmers was really funny. I wonder what kind of unicycle-related sex questions they’ll be able to come up with.
I clicked on this thread because I thought it might be an appropriate place to mention that today, on Thursday, an (non-essential) area of my crotch is still numb from last Sunday’s big ride. I’ve never experienced this type of result, but then again I’ve never ridden 43 miles on a flat air seat (plus 29 more with air).
I had an air seat go flat twice on the same afternoon. That was the last time I ever tried keeping an air seat, tho I’d enjoyed it up till then. Since I couldn’t repair it the 2nd time, I ended up using some extra underwear as the seat cushion, shoving it under the vinyl seat; that helped a lot. Riding with just the regular vinyl over a flattened air seat is death, John. Recover well.