LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

[Toothdoc]

Lisa,

Congrats, the first mil are the hardest. I's all down hill from here, as long as you have a bunch of Luna-tics continuing to add challenges every 27 minutes.

toothdoc aka Dan Cox

[NMB4010]

CONGRATULATIONS, LISA!!!

[just27]

... as long as you have a bunch of Luna-tics continuing to add challenges every 27 minutes.
toothdoc aka Dan Cox

... every 27 minutes, no less!
chris/27

[Toothdoc]

... as long as you have a bunch of Luna-tics continuing to add challenges every 27 minutes.
toothdoc aka Dan Cox

... every 27 minutes, no less!
chris/27

I stole that from you and used it as a double-super secret coded message to you. Problem is I haven't figured out what the code or the message is. Guess I should have put 27 minutes in quotes.

dc

[Kona2]

A splendid day of rowing accomplished by the Luna-Tics !!

Total meters on the season: 31,939,162 (we're averaging 1 MM every week right now)

Total meters for the day: 146,507 m

Milestones:

1 MM Lisa J

Contributed meters ranged from 1K to 18K for the day with 30 percent of the team posting meters.

Mega Rowers:

Jan S 18,000 m
Andrea C 13,669 m
Barb G 12,785 m

[Kona2]

While I am pretty sure that Chris's 27 is just one of those favorite numbers, I am attaching a secret decoder ring. Ovaltine issued these in 2000.

[sheltiegirl]

I am beginning to understand more why this group is called the Lunatics

Lynn

[Toothdoc]

While I am pretty sure that Chris's 27 is just one of those favorite numbers, I am attaching a secret decoder ring. Ovaltine issued these in 2000.

Thanks for the ring it will come in very handy. I will guard it closely so it doesn't fall into the wrong hands like the Enigma Machine did during WWII. If it did it could jeopardize our plans to catch N.F.R.C.

dc

[just27]

While I am pretty sure that Chris's 27 is just one of those favorite numbers, I am attaching a secret decoder ring. Ovaltine issued these in 2000.

Thanks for the ring it will come in very handy. I will guard it closely so it doesn't fall into the wrong hands like the Enigma Machine did during WWII. If it did it could jeopardize our plans to catch N.F.R.C.

dc

You guys! I actually snorted coffee onto my keyboard. Aack.

Have you seen the numbers that those NFRC studs are posting? They're amazing (both the meters and the rowers). I haven't been around for the changing of the C2 year ... does everything start at zero?

Chris/Enigma

[Bob S.]

You guys! I actually snorted coffee onto my keyboard. Aack. :lol:

It seems to be an almost universal bad habit, but having any kind of a drink (or food for that matter) while working on a computer is an accident waiting to happen. Why invite trouble??

Bob S.

[just27]

You guys! I actually snorted coffee onto my keyboard. Aack.

It seems to be an almost universal bad habit, but having any kind of a drink (or food for that matter) while working on a computer is an accident waiting to happen. Why invite trouble??
Bob S.

Hi, Bob ... unless, ta da, you have a Unotron Washable Keyboard which accommodates up to 24 spilled fluid ounces of the finest organic suspension.

(I figured you for Silicon Valley IT before seeing where Owens Valley's located.)
Chris/27

[DuluthMoose]

Hey luna-tics. We have another not so common celestral event coming up next Friday, Feb 29; a leap year bonus day to row! Could this be an opportunity for a Sadie Hawkins Day challenge row?? Look out Tom P, here they come! Darryl B

[Toothdoc]

Just in case you where wondering:

Easter is always the 1st Sunday after the 1st full moon after the Spring Equinox (which is March 20). This dating of Easter is based on the lunar calendar that Hebrew people used to identify passover, which is why it moves around on our Roman calendar.

Based on the above, Easter can actually be one day earlier (March 22) but that is pretty rare.

Here's the interesting info. This year is the earliest Easter any of us will ever see the rest of our lives! And only the most elderly of our population ; ;have ever seen it this early (95 years old or above!). And none of us have ever, or will ever, see it a day earlier! Here's the facts:

1) The next time Easter will be this early (March 23) will be the year 2228 (220 years from now). The last time it was this early was 1913 (so if you're 95 or older, you are the only ones that were around for that!).

2) The next time it will be a day earlier, March 22, will be in the year 2285 (277 years from now). The last time it was on March 22 was 1818. So, no one alive today has or will ever see it any earlier than this year!

dc

[Bob S.]

(I figured you for Silicon Valley IT before seeing where Owens Valley's located.)
Chris/27

Yeah, we are way out here in the boonies. Inyo County, with about 5,000 square miles logs in with about 18,000 people. Our metropolis is Bishop with about 4000 in the one square mile of incorporated town and another 3,000 or so in what might be called "greater" Bishop. That's the only incorporated town in the county. The county also includes Death Valley, the east slope of Mt. Whitney, and very, very few C2 indoor rowers. At this time of year, we probably get about 20,000 people passing through the valley each weekend on their way to snow slopes of Mammoth Mountain (Mono County).

Bob S.

[just27]

... testing ... I see some people posting their BT's, and asked a very helpful gent in the UK forum how it's done. My computer skills soar-eth!