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Ah ha, the 'chocolate foot' problem. This is a skill one has to learn to be involved in cycle racing, most notably in MTB and track. There are lots of exercises, but they all amount to the same thing: being able to start with the correct foot.
HTH
You can't be serious. I know racing cyclists wee "on the hoof". But I never would have believed they, you know, wouldn't stop for anything ...
Help! I need to ... but can't decide which foot to start ... with.
Ah ha, the 'chocolate foot' problem. This is a skill one has to learn to be involved in cycle racing, most notably in MTB and track. There are lots of exercises, but they all amount to the same thing: being able to start with the correct foot.
What is he has no bottle? What hand should he fold the bottle in?
Easy, make an origami paper cup. And nice saucer if you is posh.
Supplementary question: What's the greatest volume of liquid that can be held in an (impervious) folded or glued A4 sheet of paper? I believe this isn’t easy to solve and I don’t know the solution (other than that it's urine in this case).
I just realised I had made the assupmtion that you only requried a number 1. On re reading this I had obvously not thought of the number 2 aspect of this. While the pants option still is a goer, I'd consider using somebody elses pants. Or on you desk - the cleaners would pobably move it for you later - clear desk policy and all that.
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