Gotta love the pink

Hearing the siblings arguing over whose fault it is when our internet doesn't work. Quite fun actually

Then again. I'm actually an asshole

I'm the one stealing it. It's hilarious

What is up between Marsipulami and Admir? Are they in some sort of secret relationship?

and they say Jesleyh is a spammer

A 4 post streak. I've never seen such things.

I'm bored. Again.

have you heared about this magical button that allowes you to edit previous made post so you don't have to post 4 times in a row.

edit: see I used it just now

I've not seen a daggen smash in a while, maybe that's what the problem is.

Well. Tis vey is mur fon

Daggen is not mad. Daggen is just bored

Go and do some music with your super band!

Not until I know what is up with you and Marsi. I may write you a love song

What am I supposed to answer now?

I want to know what's up with you and 547984, you both have dates in your signatures

No comment...

That you're currently in gay relationship with him due to strong influence from Jesleyh

Back from a very nice holiday yesterday, didn't log on to Daily yesterday to air my thoughts because I was so knackered from having about 15 babies and small children on the plane trying to have a competition to see which one could produce the best sound-effects impression of being brutally murdered for a whole hour and a half. My ears...

Anyway, spent about 10 days in the Sudtirol/Alto Adige in Northern Italy which is a truly beautiful place, and did a bit of hiking while I was there (much prefer walking to cycling, scandalous I know... ) including walks around the Tre Cime and the Sellagruppe.

I also spent some time acquainting myself with my new favourite pass, the Passo Gardena. On paper, it may just look like another one of those Dolomite passes, but if you tackle it from the foot of the Val Gardena, at Ponte Gardena, it is 32km @ 6.2%. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think the Giro has tackled this particular ascent before, which is something that must be rectified! After that it's a very technical descent down the other side with about 17-18 hairpins in less than 10km. Not only this, it's an absolutely stunning road, as can hopefully be seen by the following picture I took while walking up above it:



Overall, I'd say the area is fantastic to visit for cycling, walking and many more things (in the summer that is, none of this skiing nonsense) and would recommend it to those who haven't been although it can be quite touristy there are some nice fairly hidden valleys and so on.

Beautiful.