Nibbs XIII (Page 30)

2008-01-26 10:17 PM

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Science Nerd

28760

Redwood City, California

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

Dee, step away from COJ!!

I am heading to bed. I need to get some sleep to try to get over this cold. See y'all tomorrow!!

2008-01-26 10:17 PM

in reply to: #1177937

Pro

4216

Sous Mon Diadème

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D001 - 2008-01-26 11:10 PM Help! I'm becoming addicted to CoJ's "Beat the Picture" and "One Word Game" threads!

Yeah, the One Word Game is fun. I haven't checked out the picture return one in awhile.

2008-01-26 10:18 PM

in reply to: #1165766

Pro

4216

Sous Mon Diadème

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

G'night Jen!

2008-01-26 10:18 PM

in reply to: #1177920

Pro

4216

Sous Mon Diadème

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

D001 - 2008-01-26 10:59 PM

milaminute - 2008-01-26 10:57 PM

D001 - 2008-01-26 10:55 PM

Artemis - 2008-01-26 10:52 PM

D001 - 2008-01-26 10:50 PM

Artemis - 2008-01-26 10:43 PM I like the chatty teams. Sometimes teams are really quiet and that's not nearly as much fun.

And I figured you liked chatty. I PUT you on a chatty team this month, didn't I? LOL Hm, maybe you can head up a run team, and Kristen can head up a run team, and I'll split the "running Nibbs" between you. (And if you have teammate requests, you can always note it in the "comments" section of the spreadsheet.) Not sure about Mila's team though. Depends on who decides to swim. (Although, the "Talking Tilapias" are REALLY chatty. We're just behind Beth's team in post count ~~padding~~ writing.)

I do like chatty.

My team this month is cool. I've had months where no one really talks - it's been awhile, but it doesn't seem like much of a team challenge in that case.

Ha! Judi is on the spreadsheet right now, requesting all the Nibbs as teammates. LOL

Hmmm... I must not have looked closely enough 'cause I didn't see where I could make special requests. Oh well, I went straight to the source so I'm good .

Heh, I added your comment already: I'll need a CHATTY team that will throw me into the pool if necessary

Most excellent!!

2008-01-26 10:19 PM

in reply to: #1177944

Champion

23360

Taser-World

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

Artemis - 2008-01-26 11:17 PM

Dee, step away from COJ!!

I am heading to bed. I need to get some sleep to try to get over this cold. See y'all tomorrow!!

So instead of CoJ, maybe I should just stay in the Challenge forum? Like that's less addictive. LOL

Nite! Feel better!

2008-01-26 10:22 PM

in reply to: #1177946

Champion

23360

Taser-World

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

Well, I'm off to take the dog out. Nothing like going outside when it's dark and cold. (But at least I don't live in the FROZEN TUNDRA, like some other BTers do. )

Nite Mila!

2008-01-26 10:26 PM

in reply to: #1177956

Pro

4216

Sous Mon Diadème

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

D001 - 2008-01-26 11:22 PM Well, I'm off to take the dog out. Nothing like going outside when it's dark and cold. (But at least I don't live in the FROZEN TUNDRA, like some other BTers do. )

Nite Mila!

Nighty night!!! Yeah, frozen tundra would be bad...

sparco

2008-01-27 7:31 AM

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Pro

4541

A farming town in MN

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

milaminute - 2008-01-26 10:26 PM

D001 - 2008-01-26 11:22 PM Well, I'm off to take the dog out. Nothing like going outside when it's dark and cold. (But at least I don't live in the FROZEN TUNDRA, like some other BTers do. )

Nite Mila!

Nighty night!!! Yeah, frozen tundra would be bad...

Morning Nibbs! More cheesecake is sold and consumed per capita in the FROZEN TUNDRA than in any other part of the world. Especially during the winter months.

geauxtri

2008-01-27 7:49 AM

in reply to: #1165766

Elite

4148

Utah

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

Mornin' Sal... and other Nibbs who aren't awake yet.

Go figure, the one mornin' I get to sleep in (at least til 7:30) I wake up at 6!!! And can't fall back to sleep, dang nasal congestion.

QueenZipp

2008-01-27 8:01 AM

in reply to: #1165766

Royal(PITA)

14270

West Chester, Ohio

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

Morning Nibbs!

I got a short brick in today--whoo hoo! Hadn't done one in ages, like maybe since my last race in September??

Does anybody read "Bicycling" mag? There's a great 2 paGE ARTICLE WITH A SHORT CORE WORKOUT IN IT. i TRIED IT LAST NIGHT AND IT WAS HARD!! I usually do an hour long core endurance class each week and still found this challenging. Lots of yoga and pilates moves in it

geauxtri

2008-01-27 8:03 AM

in reply to: #1178085

Elite

4148

Utah

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

zipp1 - 2008-01-27 7:01 AM

Morning Nibbs!

I got a short brick in today--whoo hoo! Hadn't done one in ages, like maybe since my last race in September??

Curious to check it out, does the mag have a weblink?

2008-01-27 10:05 AM

in reply to: #1165766

Science Nerd

28760

Redwood City, California

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

Morning Nibbs!

I used to get bicycling magazine, but I don't anymore. I'd be interested in the workout.

enders_shadow

2008-01-27 10:20 AM

in reply to: #1165766

Champion

6107

Out running or enjoying a fine glass of red...

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

Happy Sunday, Nibbs!

Having a nice quiet weekend with the family...and productive - we ordered electric toothbrushes and a mattress for the guest room. Just what we all needed.

Hope everyone else is enjoying the weekend.

On deck today - laundry & spin class at 12:30. Yeah!

And just to commit it to writing...I WILL get in the pool this week.

tinkerbeth

2008-01-27 11:09 AM

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TinkerBeth

23096

Liverpool, New York

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

Morning Nibbs

yesterday was kind of a strange day. i was feeling quite out of sorts for a variety of reasons - feeling more like myself today

headed to the gym, which will help even more

tinkerbeth

2008-01-27 11:10 AM

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TinkerBeth

23096

Liverpool, New York

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

sparco - 2008-01-27 7:31 AM

milaminute - 2008-01-26 10:26 PM

D001 - 2008-01-26 11:22 PM Well, I'm off to take the dog out. Nothing like going outside when it's dark and cold. (But at least I don't live in the FROZEN TUNDRA, like some other BTers do. )

Nite Mila!

Nighty night!!! Yeah, frozen tundra would be bad...

Morning Nibbs! More cheesecake is sold and consumed per capita in the FROZEN TUNDRA than in any other part of the world. Especially during the winter months.

LOL!

Interesting statistic Sal, i wonder if that means that the cheescake factories are especially busy during August and September??? LOL!

QueenZipp

2008-01-27 11:30 AM

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Royal(PITA)

14270

West Chester, Ohio

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

geauxtri - 2008-01-27 8:03 AM

zipp1 - 2008-01-27 7:01 AM

Morning Nibbs!

I got a short brick in today--whoo hoo! Hadn't done one in ages, like maybe since my last race in September??

Curious to check it out, does the mag have a weblink?

[/QUOTE)www.bicycling.com the article is called HArdcoRE

I'll post a short description in th log you can look at...

2008-01-27 12:17 PM

in reply to: #1178068

Champion

23360

Taser-World

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

sparco - 2008-01-27 8:31 AM

Morning Nibbs! More cheesecake is sold and consumed per capita in the FROZEN TUNDRA than in any other part of the world. Especially during the winter months.

Sal - does this mean that you've been having lot of cheesecake recently???

Also, I laughed at your comment on the February spreadsheet sign-up - about how other folks need the "captain" experience. HA! If that's the case, I think you could use some Challenge Organizing experience. Maybe in March.

2008-01-27 12:23 PM

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Champion

23360

Taser-World

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

lastcall2003 - 2008-01-27 12:10 PM

sparco - 2008-01-27 7:31 AM

milaminute - 2008-01-26 10:26 PM

D001 - 2008-01-26 11:22 PM Well, I'm off to take the dog out. Nothing like going outside when it's dark and cold. (But at least I don't live in the FROZEN TUNDRA, like some other BTers do. )

Nite Mila!

Nighty night!!! Yeah, frozen tundra would be bad...

Morning Nibbs! More cheesecake is sold and consumed per capita in the FROZEN TUNDRA than in any other part of the world. Especially during the winter months.

LOL!

Interesting statistic Sal, i wonder if that means that the cheescake factories are especially busy during August and September??? LOL!

Actually, I once read an article that said more children are born 9 months after the winter months, than are born 9 months after summer months.

(Although, one could argue that this is an evolutionary thing too - since "way back when," there would have been more food available for the infant during summer. In fact, some species have a 12 month gestational period, where the fetus is actually "dormant" (ie: stops development) for several months. This allows Mom to make it back to the summer feeding grounds prior to giving birth and having to care for an infant.)

Whoops, my geekiness is showing. *poof* I'm gone.

2008-01-27 2:46 PM

in reply to: #1178322

Science Nerd

28760

Redwood City, California

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

I've heard the statistic about more kids being conceived during the winter months. Nothing better to do when it's cold, I guess.

sparco

2008-01-27 4:22 PM

in reply to: #1178322

Pro

4541

A farming town in MN

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

D001 - 2008-01-27 12:23 PM

lastcall2003 - 2008-01-27 12:10 PM

sparco - 2008-01-27 7:31 AM

milaminute - 2008-01-26 10:26 PM

D001 - 2008-01-26 11:22 PM Well, I'm off to take the dog out. Nothing like going outside when it's dark and cold. (But at least I don't live in the FROZEN TUNDRA, like some other BTers do. )

Nite Mila!

Nighty night!!! Yeah, frozen tundra would be bad...

Morning Nibbs! More cheesecake is sold and consumed per capita in the FROZEN TUNDRA than in any other part of the world. Especially during the winter months.

LOL!

Interesting statistic Sal, i wonder if that means that the cheescake factories are especially busy during August and September??? LOL!

Actually, I once read an article that said more children are born 9 months after the winter months, than are born 9 months after summer months. (Although, one could argue that this is an evolutionary thing too - since "way back when," there would have been more food available for the infant during summer. In fact, some species have a 12 month gestational period, where the fetus is actually "dormant" (ie: stops development) for several months. This allows Mom to make it back to the summer feeding grounds prior to giving birth and having to care for an infant.) Whoops, my geekiness is showing. *poof* I'm gone.

Dee, sometimes I suspect that you actually have more time on your hands than WE all suspect.

tinkerbeth

2008-01-27 4:24 PM

in reply to: #1178553

TinkerBeth

23096

Liverpool, New York

Subject: RE: Nibbs XIII

sparco - 2008-01-27 4:22 PM

D001 - 2008-01-27 12:23 PM

lastcall2003 - 2008-01-27 12:10 PM

sparco - 2008-01-27 7:31 AM

milaminute - 2008-01-26 10:26 PM

D001 - 2008-01-26 11:22 PM Well, I'm off to take the dog out. Nothing like going outside when it's dark and cold. (But at least I don't live in the FROZEN TUNDRA, like some other BTers do. )

Nite Mila!

Nighty night!!! Yeah, frozen tundra would be bad...

Morning Nibbs! More cheesecake is sold and consumed per capita in the FROZEN TUNDRA than in any other part of the world. Especially during the winter months.

LOL!

Interesting statistic Sal, i wonder if that means that the cheescake factories are especially busy during August and September??? LOL!

Actually, I once read an article that said more children are born 9 months after the winter months, than are born 9 months after summer months. (Although, one could argue that this is an evolutionary thing too - since "way back when," there would have been more food available for the infant during summer. In fact, some species have a 12 month gestational period, where the fetus is actually "dormant" (ie: stops development) for several months. This allows Mom to make it back to the summer feeding grounds prior to giving birth and having to care for an infant.) Whoops, my geekiness is showing. *poof* I'm gone.

Dee, sometimes I suspect that you actually have more time on your hands than WE all suspect.

ROTFLMAO!!!

good one Sal!