Okay this coming Monday I will have to work for a change. Alas all good things come to an end. The company is called Keppel Verolme a huge offshore and ship building company with a huge drydock.

But wait there is more. This Thursday I failed miserably with my driving exam. I almost killed two cyclists, they had it comming though. Stay the fuck away from the car. There were like 50 of them, so many. But it is no big deal, even if I had my license I still have no car. Will buy one in a week or three, but my next exam is in May 13th and a Friday for that matter. Fuck, that's more than a month away. Oh well, I bought a bicycle. Even if the fire me within a month, the bike would be a nice exercise.

Not really excited to work to be honest. It might be awesome, it might be horrible.One way to find out, usually the first few days are the most boring ones.

Posted by Iga_Bobovic Sat, 09 Apr 2011 17:28:53 (comments: 36)
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Sun, 17 Apr 2011 18:43:30

bugsonglass said:

Are you saying "peddling" instead of "pedalling" on purpose?

The meaning is about as different as that between console and council

Yes of course I am doing it on purpose.

*Note to self, check meaning of words when you check the spelling on google

 
Sun, 17 Apr 2011 19:09:43

Round 4.

This day I decided to sprint like a loon. At least a dozen times I standed on my sisters bike and hit the petalling to the max. I did it until my legs exploded then I petalled normally until I got the feeling back in my legs and did it again. I did that al least 8 times on the way including on the bridge. My time was 45 minutes. Damn you stupid traffic lights, mabe I should have go through red like all the other cyclists. I was really sweaty when I got to work

Round 5.

I had training the day before, so I decided to rest. So I petalled normally, no sprinting or anything. When I got to work I was not sweaty at all. Time was 45 minutes. How the fuck is that possible? Probably the traffic lights. Really need a better bike.

Trading in bike time

So my folding bike is crap, so time to turn it in. I traded it in for a new bike. I got one of the fancier normal bike with larger wheels and comfortable seat. After buying it me and my sister went to pick up her bike. After we got there we tested my bike on the road, while my sister rode her own bike. After a while we switched bike and we rode back. Then I mentioned to my sister that she should ride more to the right. When suddenly a lantern post appeared from nowhere. So I tried to steer around it only to hit it full on. The fork was bended badly and we had to get it to a bicycle repair shop. It will cost me 45 Euros Hrm.

I did hit my knee during the crash, but It did not hurt. But after a while my knee became really stiff. Walking was hard and painful. Which is bad because I need to cycle to work. But I decided to train today and my reckless move worked out. My knee is alot better now. If I keep it moving it kinda warms up and becomes looser. So after training it had become a lot looser. So I can probably cycle to work. With my new bike.

 
Mon, 18 Apr 2011 01:43:40

I'd love to ride a bike to work. Too bad it's fucking hot as hell in here, besides I would look pretty goofy riding a bike in formal attire.

 
Mon, 18 Apr 2011 03:51:10

"Then I mentioned to my sister that she should ride more to the right. When suddenly a lantern post appeared from nowhere. So I tried to steer around it only to hit it full on."

LOL

SteelAttack said:

I'd love to ride a bike to work. Too bad it's fucking hot as hell in here, besides I would look pretty goofy riding a bike in formal attire.




You couldn't look as goofy as riding a bike in latex the bondage suits that pass for biking attire.

 
Sun, 01 May 2011 11:48:14

Week 2

Day 1.

Trying new bicycle. Left knee hurts, but I have to keep going. At first I pedal mostly with my right leg. After while my knee warms up and the pain goes away. Bicycle is good, seat not as comfortable as my sister bike. Much better than the crappy folding one.

Day 2.

Bought a ticket so I can park my bicycle in a shed for a month. It is warm outside, so my knee is already warmed up. The way back it is really warm, the heat is making me sweet around the places I carry my backpack (shoulders and back).

Day 3.

Again warm, I think I might have swallowed a few bugs. Also saw some mini bizons. Almost fell off my back there. WTF are mini bizons doing there? Also warm on the way back, I do not want to sweat as much. I put my backpack at the back of my bicycle. After a short and bumpy ride it almost falls off. Not safe, if something gets caught in the wheel I am going to fly. Dammit new plan needed,

Day 4

It was really warm in the morning, so I came in sweaty at work. Damn something needs to be done about the backpack. At the way back, I again put my backpack at the back and even tie it down for added security. Ater a while it begins slipping. Me in my infinity wisdom decided to just ignore it and keep cycling. I tied it down, what could possibly go wrong. After cycling for 20 minutes, I hear something break and suddenly my rear wheel is blocked. I brake immediatley and inspect what happened. My backpack did not fall down, because it was tied down, but the backpack was hanging against the wheel. Dammit, did not work, put backpack on my back and went on. Became sweaty again.

Day 5

It is Good Friday today. But I still have to work. Well I have a new plan to put my backpack at the back of my bike. So I get to the shed, only to see ithat it is closed, because it is Good Friday. Dammit, for a second I thought about walking there, but then I realized quickly that I could take a bus. So no bike today.

Week 3

Day 1

Easter no work today and no bike. Did drive a car for driving lessons. Went well, no bicyclist killed.

Day 2

The streets were wet and rain seemed probable. So I said fuck it I am taking a bus.

Day 3

The morning was windy and chily. Hopefully I won't sweat. It was a weird sensation of being cold because the weather and hot because of the cycling at the same time. Even in then weather the backpack made me sweat. On the way back I put my backpack on my steering handles. It looked stupid, but it worked and it was safe. The sweat problem was solved

Day 4

First time going to work with the backpack on my steering handles. It did not look beautiful, but it did work beautifully. It was hot, but no sweat marks for me.

Day 5

Again same as day 4, I finally found my rhythm.

You know how I hated cyclist before I started?! Well after finally being in there shoes for 3 weeks and finally finding my rhythm I must say that I still fucking hate them. Once I get my driving license I shall be my duty to run as many cyclist over as I can, and reverse over them just to be sure. I shall exterminate them all, there shall none left. The final solution is a world without cyclist. A world without those crazy incompentent idiots that make the road unsafe.

 
Mon, 02 May 2011 03:10:41

Don't think I've ever seen someone have so much trouble riding a bike. Nyaa

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