Seeker
14-09-20, 08:11 AM
OK, I may not be the sharpest tool in the shed but I'm mildly baffled. I was at Willingham Woods yesterday and there were approx 150 bikes there at any one time; it was busy.
Presumably, that can no longer happen under the rule of six (RoS). So, if 6 people ride up that's ok but if a 7th shows he/she must not join the group unless one of the 6 departs. (This is sounding nuts).
If 6 people are there and new person shows up but stays away from the six that's ok? If his friends show up and they form a new 6, separate from first 6, that's ok too, but if one member from group A wants to join group B, that's not allowed. Maybe they can phone between groups? (j/k)
The board game Solitaire (not the card game) consisted of 32 marbles on a board which had 33 dents, the object was to keep jumping marbles until one was left and it had to be in the middle. I keep imagining this applied to the RoS - you're in a 6, you go to the toilet, someone takes your place and you're knocked off the board and have to go home. :(
Presumably, that can no longer happen under the rule of six (RoS). So, if 6 people ride up that's ok but if a 7th shows he/she must not join the group unless one of the 6 departs. (This is sounding nuts).
If 6 people are there and new person shows up but stays away from the six that's ok? If his friends show up and they form a new 6, separate from first 6, that's ok too, but if one member from group A wants to join group B, that's not allowed. Maybe they can phone between groups? (j/k)
The board game Solitaire (not the card game) consisted of 32 marbles on a board which had 33 dents, the object was to keep jumping marbles until one was left and it had to be in the middle. I keep imagining this applied to the RoS - you're in a 6, you go to the toilet, someone takes your place and you're knocked off the board and have to go home. :(