Week 27: Ride Something Ridiculous for a Mile

So it seems we're starting off the 2nd half of the year with a bang.  A friendly soul seems to have submitted this blog to reddit.

That's whats called an outlier.  Source: math

Surely this poorly written site full of spelling and grammatical errors will be received well.

Or not

It's all good though, just because you can't please everyone doesn't mean you wont please someone.  Put that on a Starbucks cup Oprah!  So a big welcome to anyone bored at work and stopping by, have a few laughs at my expense, as long as your smiling I won't mind.

Anyway, back to the task at hand, it is Wednesday and it is time for an exciting new drawing.  This week doing the honors is Joe, winner of last weeks coffee gallon challenge.

Canted photography; very artistic

The result, finally something with potential for fun.

I had my handwriting analyzed once, they said "don't"

The timing on this could be fortuitous or terrible, as I am setting off for the west coast for the next week and a half.  Burglers take note.

The key words to focus on this week are "ridiculous" and "ride".  A lot of opportunity for shenanigans there.

So far the suggestions are:

A Pogo Stick
A Old-Timey Bycicle
A Segway
A Human Sized Hampster Ball
An Adult Big Wheel
A Pedicab

My flight approaches, but the week is young.  More to come.

2 Monday's Later

Well, I'm back from vacation with a farmer's tan that would make Hank Hill smile.  Throw in a pair of cutoff jean shorts and I'm ready to go swimming at the community pool.

What counts as ridiculous?
So over the last couple weeks I did a mile on a couple things that could be considered ridiculous.  I rode a sea kayak for at least a mile.  Maybe not ridiculous since its a legitimate hobby for some, but I promise I sure did look ridiculous on it.

Pictures are not available, so stay tuned for the follow up once I get my shit organized.  Plus I may just squeek out a new ridiculous mile in the meantime then.

But for now we can consider this one postponed due to vacationary complications.  But not for long.