[i.munro]

Well, I just got back & it turns out you were all wrong!

The correct answer to the preparing for a trip question is : "train as hard as you can until the very last minute because you're going to catch some random French bug & be too ill to do anything even if it were to stop raining at some point. In fact don't go. Just stay ay home & train instead"

There, I've expanded UKBs training knowledge slightly.

Ian

[Jaspersharpe]

 

Unlucky Ian.

[webbo]

Well, I just got back & it turns out you were all wrong!

The correct answer to the preparing for a trip question is : "train as hard as you can until the very last minute because you're going to catch some random French bug & be too ill to do anything even if it were to stop raining at some point. In fact don't go. Just stay ay home & train instead"

There, I've expanded UKBs training knowledge slightly.

Ian

maybe it was the change of routine i.e.  tapering which caused your body to be susceptible to infection.you were probably in france when i remembered that bit about tapering

[i.munro]

Unlucky Ian.

Thank you kind sir.
 FYI if you're going to Gorge aux chats to try Rubis, then Greve des nains looked pleasant & I think the sitter gets 7a+ although I'm frankly a bit bewildered even after looking at 2 guides & bleau.info. I was tempted to try even when standing up was making my head spin.

[Paz]

The correct answer to the preparing for a trip question is : "train as hard as you can until the very last minute because you're going to catch some random French bug

Fuck man, that's pretty much what happend to abarro81 once.

[Three Nine]

Yeah he got bitten by a spider on his gooch (that's the bit between your genitals and anus), and was in Millau hospital for 5 days.

[Three Nine]

People ought to wad him in sympathy.

[abarro81]

Except this time i'll need no sympathy. Maybe.

[Three Nine]

Consider yourself puntered.

[galpinos]

Yeah he got bitten by a spider on his gooch (that's the bit between your genitals and anus), and was in Millau hospital for 5 days.

I though that part of the anatomy was called the "barse"?