Annual Cycle Race

You may ride anything in the Annual Cycle Race, provided it is pedal-powered and has wheels. Those are the only rules.

Proceedings begin with a starting yodeller yodelling, a bugle parping, and the snintercom squawking. Penguins got in the way thirty-two times. There were no injuries.

Appears in Book 8
First seen in Book 8, page 55

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The Annual Cycle Race starts with a starting yodeller yodelling, a bugle parping, and the snintercom squawking.

The starting yodeller yodelled the start yodel... The bugle parped the start parp... The snintercom squawked the start squawk. b08:c10:p240

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In the Annual Cycle Race one is allowed to ride anything as long as it is pedal-powered and has wheels.

in this race one is allowed to ride anything, as long as it's pedal-powered and has wheels. Unicycles, bicycles, tricycles, quadcycles etc. b08:c02:p055

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Penguins got in the way thirty-two times during the Annual Cycle Race (with no injuries).

Penguins got in the way thirty two times (no injuries though) b08:c10:p245

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