They didn't mean it literally...

[fixedgeargirl]

Ama, I rode with them Sat. (Pfinally Pflugerville). I got to the start pretty much at 8, and there were dozens of people in various states of readiness. I had enough time to get ready and take off with the pack. I haven't gone on very many of their rides, but I can say that each one has had a different dynamic, as far as punctuality, group cohesion, etc. If you can hang with a group, fine, but if not, they won't miss you. They are not no-drop rides, and, ultimately, you really only have yourself and anyone you may have gone with to rely on. They're such a big group, and the rides are so open and widely advertised that I understand they just can't keep track of everyone.

So, my best advice (coming from someone who is chronically late) is to plan on being there ready to roll at 8. If you'd be interested in hooking up at a ride on Sunday, shoot me a PM . I promise to really try to be on time .

[spazzdog]

FGG:
Is that avatar of your's from Chuy's resaurant in Austin? One of my favorite places in town... they sponsored the very first road race (running) I ever entered (198?).

spazzdog

[fixedgeargirl]

Spazz, long time no see !

Yep, it's a t-shirt my son has long since outgrown. I live just a few blocks from the Barton Springs Chuy's. It's a fun place to eat - I love the rellenos! (How do I insert a tilda?)