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Squitting as in "the squits" = the runs;
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Squitting as in "the squits" = the runs;
Squit = nonsense, mardle = chat - it's Norfolk dialect, and the name of
a couple of Audaxes. -
Rob Morley said the following on 02/02/2008 02:53:
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Squit = nonsense
It's certainly a nuisance if have the squits, but not sure about
nonsense. Well, unless you don't quite make it, of course ;-)--
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Squitting as in "the squits" = the runs;
Squit = nonsense, mardle = chat - it's Norfolk dialect, and the name of
a couple of Audaxes.Indeed. I'll be doing the shorter audax next weekend, The Norfolk Mardle
(100km) as opposed to The Old Squit (200km). Due to the weather of late I
haven't been on the bike often enough to feel confident about doing the
squit in the allotted time. The mardle is easier. Yes, I am a wimp. Cycling
with my cycling partner from the next village - she & I do a lot of pootling
of the lanes together. -
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Squitting as in "the squits" = the runs;
Or 'squitting' as in 'semi-quitting', the feeling deep dark February when you
just want to give up on it all but you know you can't stop now after working
towards things for years so you just go eat chocolate in bed for the day, to
go back to mardling the next day.
'mardling': related to 'muddling through' but harder work.Roos
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Squitting as in "the squits" = the runs;
Squit = nonsense, mardle = chat - it's Norfolk dialect, and the name of
a couple of Audaxes.
So does one 'mardle squit' or vice versa?
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