On a happier note....
Congratulations are in order for my little fat buddy, Fat Albert, AKA: Jeremy Fry. He put himself on the podium in Lincoln, Nebraska this weekend by finishing their 140 mile gravel grinder in 3rd place with a time of 9 hours, o minutes. Good job, DOOD!
There were several other Iowans, including David Pals, G-Ted, and Steve Fuller, tearing up the Nebraska gravel along with The Corpulent One. Good on ya, guys!
Ride safe.
Peace out, yo!
Congratulations are in order for my little fat buddy, Fat Albert, AKA: Jeremy Fry. He put himself on the podium in Lincoln, Nebraska this weekend by finishing their 140 mile gravel grinder in 3rd place with a time of 9 hours, o minutes. Good job, DOOD!
There were several other Iowans, including David Pals, G-Ted, and Steve Fuller, tearing up the Nebraska gravel along with The Corpulent One. Good on ya, guys!
Ride safe.
Peace out, yo!
posted by bluecolnago at 3:59 PM
5 Comments:
Correct spelling and punctuation used to be your thing, maybe you gave that up (but highly doubtful). And I don't mean to be critical but isn't the spelling off a little on one your words here. Isn't it supposed to be D-U-D-E??????
Phonetic spelling, yes, but that looks dumb.
Or maybe you did it just so I would comment on your blog?
judy....
i've known you a long time. there are stories i could tell about you....
Judy: News Flash: "Dood", or "doode" are acceptable "Kerkovianisms", which were locally word spelling variants, much like our variances in dialects of English.
(Think she'll buy that Blue?)
The gravel was "brootal" (Ha! another one!) Fun times for sure. I'll have a full report tomorrow on my experience.
g-ted....
nahhh, she won't buy that. lol. ahhhh welllll.... she just tries to keep me out of trouble. :) it can be brootal, fer sure. lol.
Jeremy sure is riding hard.
Blue, are we going to see you at Colesburg or on the New Hartford gravel? Sure hope so.
John
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