If he has an xbox of course <| sep |> Don ' t worry it wasn ' t really funny anyway . <| sep |> I ' m all about Porsche , but I can appreciate others . 8850 RPM NA V 10 is very appealing . And it looks great . But I ' m not crazy about Audi and wouldn ' t want AWD . Rather have a GT 3 GT 3 RS . <| sep |> Yup ! COMMANDER PATTO <| sep |> Well I assume since in the demo the guy was called Sun the girl would be Moon ? <| sep |> Not sure what you mean by that . If you mean my body is cannibalizing muscle mass to ride those distances , it doesn ' t work like that . If you fuck up to that extent , you never finish the ride . A double century 321 km usually takes me around 1430 , and I usually eat around 12000 calories or so before , after and on the ride . The speeds are low , and I usually never go above a heart rate of 125 for the entire ride , except maybe up to 135 on the climbs , so no muscle loss . These are not races , in fact it ' s not even a competition , although there are distance group rides . I wasn ' t able to finish one this year actually . Weather killed my double century , then I had the flu for a single century , and broke my bike 100 km into the last one . Frustrating year . The training went well , but terrible event luck . ETA I know the distances sound huge , but after you reach a certain fitness level , the limiting factor is actually not strength or endurance , but comfort . The soreness of my hands on the bars , finding comfort and sufficient variation in position on the saddle , and the feet in the shoes are actually the limiting factors , not how tired the legs are . I mean , they ' re tired , but it ' s not like racing where you finish and you can ' t even walk . Long distance cycling is as much about perfecting riding style and enduring pain as it is about fitness or strength . It ' s also very meditative . Last August I rode 105 km during which I think i was essentially asleep . I had no memories of the ride , when I got in , and no real sense of time passed . Just a record of it in my strava program a logging gps program for cyclists and runners . You just sort of put your head down and pedal , it ' s very zen like at times .