As a marathon cyclist I will say this, If your ass is hurting on the bicycle seat your seat is either too high or too low. On all road bikes there should be 1/4" between your taint and the bikeseat when your leg is fully extended. It makes your legs (specifically your Achilles tendon) into a shock absorbers, which they are already designed to be. You can 100% sit on the seat since your legs natural position will cause your glutes to stay flexed enough that your tail bone never should come into the equation. Mountain bikes and bikes with full shocks don't have the same posture requirements since the shocks and seats do all the work. Just stand on the bike with one leg at full extension and have fianchey(sic) adjust the seat till you can fit a finger maybe 2 between the taint and the bikeseat.
I would not ever get into a helicopter, much less land one. The accidents seem too frequent compared to airplanes. (I checked plane accidents recently, and most of them tend to be in Asia, while helicopter accidents are happening globally.)
I'm sure Daniel would have a better chance of flying the helicopter than me. At least he's watched videos of really good pilots. Thanks for another fun episode!
As you were telling the tale of "training" the cat to leave you alone, I had strong flashbacks of my old cat Simon. I first had him on my own when I was living with roommates. He was an all indoor cat, so he wasn't being a nuisance to be let out. He just didn't want to be alone. Early after having him, I realized that he would not let me banish him from my room. If I did, he'd go meow loudly around the apartment, and that would not be acceptable for my roommates to have to deal with. So in order to maintain SOME privacy, I had this series of bookends set up as doorstops - one in between the door and the jamb to make sure it remained open just wide enough, and another on the outside of the door to make sure it didn't get pushed all the way open. My newest cat is a different struggle. He isn't trying to wake me up. He just goes into hardcore play mode in the pre-dawn hours. Between him trying to get under my bed (a forbidden zone) and treating my feet like bed mice, I have had to boot him from the bedroom almost every night since I adopted him.
Getting a better seat makes a world of difference for bicycling. I enjoy going for long rides, but not if I'm going to have to be in a hurry. So I'm sitting the majority of the time and getting a nice cushioned seat has been great.
honestly the hardest part of flying a helicopter would be gettting the engine started and knowing when things aren't right and what to do about it. Also hover is the hardest thing. Check out videos of guys learning. they are great.
I feel I could save the day in a die hard situation. I've seen that movie and every version of it like a hundred times, I have faith I can out wit the charming villain
I love how they both admit to failing at relatively common things like riding a bike or managing household pets but claim they would be able to operate complex vehicles that take a great deal of training and practice to be basically competent at let alone master! I wonder if that's the bit and an intentional juxtaposition?
All frames in the house need to be bolted to the wall. All paper must be hidden. My cat is a menace and will knock pictures off walls and shred all paper if we are a mear second late with his food...or he thinks we're late with his food...or he's near them
Psychological warfare is the only way to train a cat.
For some reason I always forget this drops weekly…and get so excited when it comes across my feed.
As a marathon cyclist I will say this, If your ass is hurting on the bicycle seat your seat is either too high or too low. On all road bikes there should be 1/4" between your taint and the bikeseat when your leg is fully extended. It makes your legs (specifically your Achilles tendon) into a shock absorbers, which they are already designed to be. You can 100% sit on the seat since your legs natural position will cause your glutes to stay flexed enough that your tail bone never should come into the equation. Mountain bikes and bikes with full shocks don't have the same posture requirements since the shocks and seats do all the work.
Just stand on the bike with one leg at full extension and have fianchey(sic) adjust the seat till you can fit a finger maybe 2 between the taint and the bikeseat.
I always think of the joke that if you're flying a helicopter and can't find a parking space, you can just tie it to a tree and leave it running.
I loved hearing about Soren having passive aggressive fights with his cat.
I would not ever get into a helicopter, much less land one. The accidents seem too frequent compared to airplanes. (I checked plane accidents recently, and most of them tend to be in Asia, while helicopter accidents are happening globally.)
There is only one nut that holds the rotor on the helicopter, that fails and you die. Airplanes can glide down in case of engine failure.
Best episode. I had such strong urges to post "Um, actually..." (which would be a great crossover). Fantastic test.
Daniel was on an early (maybe even the first) episode back when he was a Cracked guy
The face on Daniel's hat was perfect for the bike detectives
Without a doubt, certain bike dismount techniques could come in hand when trying to crash a helicopter.
I'm sure Daniel would have a better chance of flying the helicopter than me. At least he's watched videos of really good pilots. Thanks for another fun episode!
As you were telling the tale of "training" the cat to leave you alone, I had strong flashbacks of my old cat Simon. I first had him on my own when I was living with roommates. He was an all indoor cat, so he wasn't being a nuisance to be let out. He just didn't want to be alone. Early after having him, I realized that he would not let me banish him from my room. If I did, he'd go meow loudly around the apartment, and that would not be acceptable for my roommates to have to deal with. So in order to maintain SOME privacy, I had this series of bookends set up as doorstops - one in between the door and the jamb to make sure it remained open just wide enough, and another on the outside of the door to make sure it didn't get pushed all the way open.
My newest cat is a different struggle. He isn't trying to wake me up. He just goes into hardcore play mode in the pre-dawn hours. Between him trying to get under my bed (a forbidden zone) and treating my feet like bed mice, I have had to boot him from the bedroom almost every night since I adopted him.
I've driven enough mecha and spider tanks that a helicopter would be a breeze.
Getting a better seat makes a world of difference for bicycling. I enjoy going for long rides, but not if I'm going to have to be in a hurry. So I'm sitting the majority of the time and getting a nice cushioned seat has been great.
Glad Daniel is proverbially back on the horse and literally back on the bike
honestly the hardest part of flying a helicopter would be gettting the engine started and knowing when things aren't right and what to do about it. Also hover is the hardest thing. Check out videos of guys learning. they are great.
I hope Soren's doing alright when it comes to the loss of his dad. I know it's been a while but still 🫤
I feel I could save the day in a die hard situation. I've seen that movie and every version of it like a hundred times, I have faith I can out wit the charming villain
I feel like I could fly a plane easier than a helicopter.
I love how they both admit to failing at relatively common things like riding a bike or managing household pets but claim they would be able to operate complex vehicles that take a great deal of training and practice to be basically competent at let alone master! I wonder if that's the bit and an intentional juxtaposition?
Soren, the cat following you guys is cat behavior, not dog behavior. Cats perform mirroring.
All frames in the house need to be bolted to the wall. All paper must be hidden. My cat is a menace and will knock pictures off walls and shred all paper if we are a mear second late with his food...or he thinks we're late with his food...or he's near them
Wrist scar twins, course I broke mine falling through an on fire ceiling landing forearm first on a coffee table.
Why are their eyes small in this episode? Is it me?
Maybe it's an optical illusion caused by the sunglasses-tan-lines leftover from the sunburns? Accidental contouring.
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