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Microphone's

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The **Microphone** is the weapon primarily used by Freddy as well as a few others.

* Classic
* CC

# ***Obtainable***

## Classic Microphone

* Obtained at: Initial Weapon. Freddy starts with it.
* Price: 0 Tokens. Cannot be sold.
* Buffs: +10 ATK.
* Description: Freddy's favorite microphone, supplied by Fazbear Entertainment.

## Bronze Microphone

* Obtained at: B.B.'s shop (Backroom).
* Price: 10 Tokens.
* Buffs: +20 ATK.
* Description: A shiny bronze guitar offered in BB's shop.

## Silver Microphone

* Obtained at: B.B.'s shop (Restrooms).
* Price: 20 Tokens.
* Buffs: +40 ATK.
* Description: A radiant silver guitar offered in BB's shop.

## Gold Microphone

* Obtained at: B.B.'s shop (Supply Closet).
* Price: 40 Tokens.
* Buffs: +80 ATK.
* Description: A shimmering gold guitar offered in BB's shop.

## Platinum Microphone

* Obtained at: B.B.'s shop (East Hall Corner).
* Price: 80 Tokens.
* Buffs: +160 ATK.
* Description: A solid platinum guitar offered in BB's shop.

## Kingly Microphone

* Obtained at: Dropped by Omega Party Hats.
* Price:160 Tokens.
* Buffs: +320 ATK.
* Description: A regal, magic guitar dropped by Party Hats.

## Godly Microphone

* Obtained at: Dropped by Aces of Spades.
* Price: 320 Tokens.
* Buffs: +500 ATK, +50 DEF, +100 AGI, +100 LUK, +500 Max Life, +500 Max Skill, Double Turn.
* Description: A microphone passed down from the legendary gods of swag.

## Swag

* Wielded by: 90's B.B. and The Puppet.
* Price: 160 Tokens.
* Buffs: +320 ATK.
* Description: Yes.

## Real Mic

* Wielded by: Toy Freddy.
* Price: 320 Tokens.
* Buffs: +500 ATK.
* Description: A FUCKING REAL MICROPHONE. FINALLY. FOR FUCK'S SAKE.

# ***Obtainable***

## Classic Microphone

* Obtained at: Initial Weapon. Freddy starts with it.
* Price: 0 Tokens. Cannot be sold.
* Buffs: +10 ATK.
* Description: Freddy's favorite microphone, supplied by Fazbear Entertainment.

## Bronze Microphone

* Obtained at: B.B.'s shop (Backroom).
* Price: 10 Tokens.
* Buffs: +20 ATK.
* Description: A shiny bronze guitar offered in BB's shop.

## Silver Microphone

* Obtained at: B.B.'s shop (Restrooms).
* Price: 20 Tokens.
* Buffs: +40 ATK.
* Description: A radiant silver guitar offered in BB's shop.

## Gold Microphone

* Obtained at: B.B.'s shop (Supply Closet).
* Price: 40 Tokens.
* Buffs: +80 ATK.
* Description: A shimmering gold guitar offered in BB's shop.

## Platinum Microphone

* Obtained at: B.B.'s shop (East Hall Corner).
* Price: 80 Tokens.
* Buffs: +160 ATK.
* Description: A solid platinum guitar offered in BB's shop.

## Kingly Microphone

* Obtained at: Dropped by Toy Freddy.
* Price:160 Tokens.
* Buffs: +240 ATK.
* Description: A regal, magic microphone. Powerful, but doesn't enable Freddy to lose his virginity.

## Buff Fist

* Wielded by: Vile
* Price: 0 Tokens.
* Buffs: +40 ATK.
* Description: Vile's ultimate weapon, masterful fisticuffs.
Crystal Cup

Air Force Association Cycling Classic logo

(from the Air Force Association Cycling Classic website): "The Air Force Association Cycling Classic’s Crystal Cup is day two of this USA Cycling National Criterium Calendar event. The day’s featured race is the Men’s pro/am, and will determine the weekend’s Omnium competition. The 1.3km course runs up and down Crystal Drive between 23rd St S and 18th St S, and around South Clark. The Kids races will be held after the Men’s Pro race, with Women’s pro/am race following that. A men’s amateur race will conclude the days racing."

This ride is a professional race and is part of the annual Air Force Association Cycling Classic.

## Location

The starting area can be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/Y6bmY7J3G7D2

## Links

* "Crystal Cup Course" - The Air Force Association Cycling Classic http://www.cyclingclassic.org/crystal-cup-course.html
* The Air Force Association Cycling Classic http://www.cyclingclassic.org/
Patuxent River Rural Legacy Ride

Image from Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club website

(from the Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club website):

> "Enjoy scenic, rural cycling at the Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club's 17th annual ride to showcase Prince George’s County’s Patuxent River Rural Legacy Area, where farms, wetlands, and woods are being protected from development with Maryland’s Rural Legacy Program."
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## Location

The starting area can be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/27u4s5hekQp

## Links

* "2016 Patuxent River Rural Legacy Ride" - Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club http://ohbike.memberlodge.org/event-2165630
* Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club http://ohbike.memberlodge.org/
Sligo Creek Trail

### Trailheads

North: Colt Terrace Neighborhood Park in Silver Spring, MDSouth: Northwest Branch Trail near confluence of Northwest Branch / Sligo Creek

### Governing Body

TBD

8.8 mile paved trail that runs from the Northwest Branch Trail in West Hyattsville, MD, to Colt Terrace Neighborhood Park in Silver Spring, MD. It follows along Sligo Creek.

As a trail in the colorful Anacostia Tributary Trail System, the Sligo Creek Trail uses purple for its dashed lines.

## Places of Interest

* Washington Adventist University
* Sligo-Bennington Community Park
* Holy Cross Hospital
* Colt Terrace Neighborhood Park

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/YTthX1mwJ8A2

## Links

* "Anacostia Tributary Trail System" - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anacostia\_Tributary\_Trail\_System
* Map of the Anacostia Tributary Trail System http://www.pgparks.com/Assets/Parks+$!26+Recreation/PDF/Maps/Anacostia+Trail+Map+2012.pdf
Chocolate Tour

Jersey image from Chocolate Tour website

(from the Chocolate Tour website):

> "Cyclists will enjoy rides through the beautiful countryside of central Pennsylvania viewing Amish farms, wooded areas, and covered bridges while visiting historic chocolate Towns of:
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> * Hershey-home of Hershey's Chocolate Factory
> * Elizabethtown- Home of M& M/Mars
> * Lititz- home of Wilbur chocolate company
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> Anyone can participate. in The Chocolate Tour featuring six different routes to choose from for every level of cyclist. from beginner to expert, everyone is sure to find a route they will enjoy. Cyclists prepare to ride through scenic central Pennsylvania traveling through Dauphin, Lancaster, and Lebanon counties.
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> All cyclists are offered a meal upon their return. Cyclist may stop at convenience stores, eateries, and/or fast food restaurants that are located along the routes.
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> Rest stops are located approximately every 20 miles along the routes. Rest stops will have refreshments to keep you energized."
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## Location

The starting area can be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/JbfzURVXVaB2

## Links

* "Cycling - Penn State Chocolate Tour" - The Chocolate Tour http://www.thechocolatetour.com/cycling.html
* The Chocolate Tour http://www.thechocolatetour.com/
Midnight Saddles

Occasional casual bike ride hosted by user Steve O taking place at night during warmer months. The group usually meets at the Washington Monument in DC and bikes around parts of DC, MD, and VA at night before stopping at a diner past midnight to get some food.

Variations of this ride in the past included a costume-themed Halloween ride.

## Reference

Midnight Saddles is a variation on the annual event Freezing Saddles. The midnight portion comes from the fact that the ride occurs during midnight.

## Forum Introduction

* Night Ride - August 14 (and 15) http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?9045-Night-Ride-August-14-(and-15)

## Links

* Midnight Saddles http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?9311-Midnight-Saddles
Intersection of Doom

The intersection of North Lynn Street, Lee Highway, Custis Trail, and Mount Vernon Trail in Arlington, VA, is known as the Intersection of Doom due to the high number of collisions that occur there between drivers heading towards Key Bridge and pedestrians/cyclists crossing between the east end of the Custis Trail and north end of the Mount Vernon Trail.

This has been a high-profile intersection, and the nickname eventually made its way out of cyclist circles into use by the general population.

## Reference

Originally referred to as "Crossing of Doom," the name "Intersection of Doom" stuck with the community and has been used ever since.

## Location

Intersection of Doom can be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/7jfpKc86gfo

## Forum Introduction

* (use of "Crossing of Doom") -- WARNING -- Cops writing tickets on the W&OD in Falls Church http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=16216#post16216
* (first use of "Intersection of Doom") Missed connection http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=30580#post30580

## Links

* "No-Turn-On-Red Signal Installed at 'Intersection of Doom'" - ARLNow https://www.arlnow.com/2015/02/06/no-turn-on-red-signal-installed-at-intersection-of-doom/
* "Arlington's new vision for Rosslyn doesn't address the 'intersection of doom'" - Greater Greater Washington http://greatergreaterwashington.org/post/22084/arlingtons-new-vision-for-rosslyn-doesnt-address-the-intersection-of-doom/
* "Cyclist Hit By Car, Issued Ticket in Rosslyn" - ARLNow https://www.arlnow.com/2014/05/07/cyclist-hit-by-car-issued-ticket-in-rosslyn/
S-1

Equation for the recommended number of bicycles one should own. S stands for the current number of bicycles a person would own for their partner/spouse/significant other to leave them. Thus, a person should always own one less bicycle than the limit that would break their relationship.

A related term to this is N+1

## Reference

The term S-1 comes from Velominati Rule #12 which states "This equation may also be re-written as s-1, where s is the number of bikes owned that would result in separation from your partner." In mathematical equations, variables are written in lowercase, so S-1 is usually written as s-1

## Forum Introduction

* Opinions on the Surly Cross Check? http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=4030#post4030

## Links

* Velominati - The Rules http://www.velominati.com/the-rules/#12
N+1

Equation for the recommended number of bicycles one should own. N stands for the current number of bicycles a person owns. Thus, a person should always get one more bicycle because there's always a nicer and more appealing one available.

A related term to this is S-1

## Reference

The term N+1 comes from Velominati Rule #12 which states "The correct number of bikes to own is n+1." In mathematical equations, variables are written in lowercase, so N+1 is usually written as n+1

## Forum Introduction

* Opinions on the Surly Cross Check? http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=4025#post4025

## Links

* Velominati - The Rules http://www.velominati.com/the-rules/#12
Foxy/Abilities

## ***Five Nights at F\*\*\*boy's***

### **Night X:**

 Shield
 Head
 Body
 Fuel

### **Night XX and Night XXX:**

 Shield
 Head
 Body
 Fuel

### **Skills:**

Can paralyze.
 Speed share
 Rushdown
 Pirate Combo

### **Afterstory**

Note: Dependent on the equipment and skills in the NXXX save file imported.

## ***Five Nights at F\*\*\*boy's 3***

### **Starting Equipment:**

 Shield
 Head
 Body
 Fuel

### **Skills:**

Can paralyze.
 Speed Share
 Rushdown
 Pirate Combo
 Full Moon

Note: Foxy's Skill card is dropped by Alpha party hats in Act 3.
Retrogrouch

Cyclist who refuses to use new technologies in cycling and tends to get grouchy when discussions of newer components are brought up. A retrogrouch prefers to use bicycles and components from a past time in their life above all others.

## Reference

Comes from combining the words retro (imitative of a style/fashion/design from the recent past) and grouch (habitually grumpy person).

## Forum Introduction

* Opinions on the Surly Cross Check? http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=27778#post27778

## Links

* Urban Dictionary: Retrogrouch http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Retrogrouch
Suitland Parkway Trail

### Trailheads

West: Intersection of Sheridan Rd SE/Pomeroy Rd SEEast: Suitland Parkway underpass of Southern Ave SE

### Governing Body

TBD

1.7 mile paved trail that runs along the north side of Suitland Parkway through Southeast DC.

Although the trail currently ends just short of the underpass of Southern Ave SE at the DC/Maryland border, efforts are being made to extend the trail along with connecting it to Southern Ave SE.

## Places of Interest

* Anacostia Metro
* St. Elizabeth's Hospital

## Cross Trails/Connections

* Sheridan Rd SE
* Stanton Rd SE
* Southern Ave SE

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/6oHgezdXGM32

## Links

* "How to Get to the Suitland Parkway Bike Trail" http://www.waba.org/blog/2013/09/how-to-get-to-the-suitland-parkway-bike-trail/
* "suitland parkway trail" - Washington Area Bicyclist Association http://www.waba.org/blog/tag/suitland-parkway-trail/
Reston Pathway System

Trail system that is a collection of various trails that run through Reston in Virginia, running around the various lakes, streams, and shopping centers in the area. The trail system is entirely paved, and some of its trails connect with one another.

## Notable Trail Segments

The Reston Pathway System is made of the following trails and descriptions:

* Green Trail - Town Center to Lake Anne
* Red Trail - Lake Thoreau Loop
* Pink Trail - North Point Loop
* Turquoise Trail - South Lakes Village Center to Hunters Woods Village Center
* Blue Trail - Tall Oaks to Lake Anne to North Point

## Cross Trails/Connections

* W&OD Trail
* Gerry Connolly Cross County Trail
* Reston Parkway Trail
* Snakeden Branch Trail
* Lawyers Road bike lanes
* Soapstone Drive bike lanes

## Links

* "Pathways" Reston Association https://www.reston.org/Parks,RecreationEvents/Pathways
Holmes Run Trail (Alexandria)

### Trailheads

North: Columbia Pike near Lake Barcroft in Falls Church, VASouth: Eisenhower Ave Trail at confluence of Holmes Run and Cameron Run in Alexandria, VA

### Governing Body

TBD

4 mile paved trail that runs from the Columbia Pike in Falls Church, Va, to Eisenhower Ave in Alexandria, VA. It follows Holmes Run as it runs between Lake Braddock and Cameron Run.

The northern mile of this trail has numerous water crossings, and the stream is prone to flooding. In 2013, a bridge connecting 2 sections of North Chambliss Street was completed which made this trail continuous from Lake Barcroft to Cameron Run. In 2014, the northern section of the trail reopened after being closed off for over a year due to a broken sewer line.

This section of the Holmes Run Trail runs through Alexandria and is a paved asphalt trail. A separate section of trail running along Holmes Run is in Annandale and can be seen here: Holmes Run Trail (Annandale)

## Places of Interest

* Lake Braddock
* Parklawn Pool
* Dora Kelley Nature Park
* Jerome "Buddie" Ford Nature Center
* Ben Brenman Park
* Port City Brewing Company
* Cameron Run Regional Park

## Cross Trails/Connections

* Columbia Pike side path
* North Chambliss Street bike lanes
* North Pegram Street bike route
* Eisenhower Ave Trail

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/nSef4EJmYW62

## Links

* "Holmes Run Trail" - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holmes\_Run\_Trail
* "Chambliss Street Bridge - Nearly Complete" - BikeArlington Forum http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?5603-Chambliss-Street-Bridge-Nearly-Complete
Life of Garfielf

***Life of Garfielf*** is a video in the *Garfielf* series. It was made by Delabari and was published on July the 26th, 2014.

## Plot

The video starts with Jon telling Garfielf to get out of bed so they can have lunch. Garfielf then says that he hates Mondays before going to the kitchen to ask Jon what's for lunch. Jon tells him that it is salad, which makes Garfielf have a heart attack.

Jon, shocked says to himself that if his cat was still alive, he could have all the lasaga in the world. Garfielf hears this and comes back to life making Jon furious.

## Trivia

* Unlike most garfielfs, this one uses images of garfield and Jon instead of original drawings of Garfielf and Jon.
* Also unlike most garfielfs, this one is fully animated instead of just still slides.
* The general appearance of the video is based off The Garfield Show, with the Jon image and the kitchen background taken from the Garfield Show.
Springtrap (W Scenario boss)

**Springtrap** serves as the first and final battle in FNaFb3's W Scenario (also the only battle). Once the timer runs out and you're free to move, he will stand in ROOM 9 doing nothing until you interact with him.

His battle theme is *Burn My Dread -Last Battle-* from the *Burn My Dread -Reincarnation: Persona 3-* music album.

## Stats and attacks

 35000

Upon defeat, he doesn't give EXP or drop Tokens. Not that it matters because the story ends after beating him.

Like many other enemies, he has a Skill stat, but unlike most of them, his MP actually matters. Many of his attacks cost Skill to use, and he needs to manually recharge his Skill at times during the battle. He also has two turns in a row.

He has a big list of attacks, most of them from his skillset in the main game:

* Scream: Priority 7.
* Phantom Healing: Priority 5.
* Phantom Volt: Priority 5.
* Phantom Lunge: Priority 5.
* Phantom Stinger: Priority 5.
* Conversion: Priority 5.
* Lying Luna: Priority 5.
* Dispel Dance: Priority 5. Only available if blinded, poisoned, silenced, or high. He can't really use it if he's high or silenced, though.
* Spread Bomb: Priority 5.
* Somnous Strike: Priority 5.
* Stunning Swing: Priority 5.
* Silent Snap: Priority 5.
* Contradance Lv. MAX [300MP]: Priority 5. Hits one for 750 damage with a variation of 20%. Can't do criticals. It really costs 300 MP.
* Triad Lv. MAX [175MP]: Priority 4. Hits three times for 650 damage each with a variation of 20%. Has a 40% chance to cause paralysis. Can't do criticals. It really costs 175 MP.
* Fandango Lv. MAX [100MP]: Priority 5. Hits once and does 1800 damage with a variation of 20%. Can't do criticals. It costs just as much as it says.
* Soda: Priority 9. Can only use it when at 15% of MP (90) or below. He drinks a Large Soda to recover all of his Skill.

Once you defeat him, the regular game over message will pop up to tell of Springtrap's death and you will be shown the game over screen before being taken back to the title screen as if you had lost. This is how it's meant to end, as a joke about how you just killed the main character.
Mount Vernon Trail

18 mile paved trail that runs along the western side of the Potomac River from Mount Vernon in Fairfax County through Alexandria into Arlington. It is used as a major commuter route for cyclists getting into DC from south Arlington, Alexandria, and parts of Fairfax County.

## Trail History

The Mount Vernon Trail was originally opened in May 1972 as a gravel path. Later, it was paved and expanded.

## Notable Trail Segments

* Intersection of Doom
* Trollheim Bridge

## Places of Interest

* George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate
* Dyke Marsh
* Jones Point Lighthouse
* Woodrow Wilson Bridge
* Old Town Alexandria
* Washington National Airport
* Gravelly Point
* 14th Street Bridge
* Navy-Merchant Marine Memorial
* Arlington Memorial Bridge
* Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Bridge

## Cross Trails/Connections

* MVT - Route 1 Connector
* Woodrow Wilson Bridge Trail
* Four Mile Run Trail
* Crystal City Connector
* 14th Street Bridge
* Columbia Island Marina Connector
* Memorial Circle
* Arlington Memorial Bridge
* Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Bridge
* Custis Trail

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/YDt1GQu99fz

## Links

* National Park Service - "Mount Vernon Trail" http://www.nps.gov/gwmp/planyourvisit/mtvernontrail.htm
Fairfax County Parkway Trail

### Trailheads

North: Intersection Fairfax County Parkway / Route 7 Leesburg Pike in Herndon, VASouth: Intersection Fairfax County Parkway / Backlick Road near Fort Belvoir, VA

### Governing Body

TBD

35 mile paved trail that runs from Fort Belvoir to Herndon, VA. It mostly follows alongside the Fairfax County Parkway, but there are numerous sections where one must use other roads/trails to continue along the main route.

## Places of Interest

* Fort Belvoir
* Northern Virginia Community College - Medical Campus
* Burke Lake Park
* Fairfax Station
* Fair Oaks Mall
* Reston Town Center

## Cross Trails/Connections

* Telegraph Road bike lanes
* Franconia-Springfield Parkway Trail
* Gerry Connolly Cross County Trail
* Lee Chapel Road side path
* Burke Lake Road side path
* Roberts Parkway Trail
* Ox Road side path
* Braddock Road side path
* Rocky Run Trail
* Route 29/50 side path
* Franklin Farm Road side path
* W&OD Trail
* Baron Cameron Ave side path
* North Walnut Branch Road side path
* Wiehle Ave side path
* Sugarland Road side path
* Route 7/Leesburg Pike side path

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/1100278

## Links

* "Trails Information" - Fairfax County, VA http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/trailsframe.htm
Door Zone

Area on either side of parked cars where one would make contact if a vehicle's door were suddenly opened resulting in one getting doored. Usually extends about 4-5 feet from the car, depending on door length.

Cyclists are advised to avoid these zones especially when bike lanes are placed in them referred to as Door Zone Bike Lanes.

## Reference

Zone refers to an area, in this case the area surrounding a vehicle.

## Forum Introduction

* Ticketed! http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=829#post829

## Links

* "Door Zone" - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Door\_zone
* "Legally Speaking with Bob Mionske: The door zone" - VeloNews http://velonews.competitor.com/2015/04/news/road/legally-speaking-the-door-zone\_366769
Clarendon Cup

Air Force Association Cycling Classic logo

(from the Air Force Association Cycling Classic website): "The Air Force Association Cycling Classic’s Clarendon Cup is part of USA Cycling's National Criterium Calendar, and has been the Washington DC region's premier Pro/Am races since 1998. The Clarendon Cup is known as one of the most difficult criterium races in the USA, due to technical demands of the course and the quality of the participants, and with some strong winds or high temperatures, the difficulty goes off the chart!

The 1km course is located in the heart of Arlington’s Clarendon business district, and is lined with dozens of restaurants, coffee shops and other businesses. So, in addition to the racing action, spectators will have plenty of options if they want to take a break from the racing action."

This ride is a professional race and is part of the annual Air Force Association Cycling Classic.

## Location

The starting area can be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/dB2jY9R2PSo

## Links

* "Clarendon Cup Course" - The Air Force Association Cycling Classic http://www.cyclingclassic.org/clarendon-cup-course.html
* The Air Force Association Cycling Classic http://www.cyclingclassic.org/
Shoal

The tendency for cyclists to pass in front of other cyclists who are stopped at red lights. Eventually over time, more cyclists will queue up in front of the group, and the group will stick out into the intersection like a sandbar, hence the term shoal.

A person who shoals is called a shoaler.

## Reference

Coined originally by Eben Weiss on his blog BikeSnobNYC, the reference is to a term for a sandbar.

## Forum Introduction

* e-Bikes - Let's talk http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=4925#post4925

## Links

* "The Indignity of Commuting by Bicycle: Competition" - BikeSnobNYC http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com/2009/05/indignity-of-commuting-by-bicycle\_12.html
Gerry Connolly Cross County Trail

Trail that is a collection of various trails that run across Fairfax County from the Potomac River near Great Falls in McLean, VA, to Occoquan Regional Park in Occoquan, VA. The trail has portions that are paved asphalt, packed gravel, and natural surfaces. It connects some of the major trails in the county.

The Gerry Connolly Cross County Trail is sometimes referred to as the CCT (it uses "CCT" on its trail signs), but this abbreviation can be confusing as it is also used to refer to the Capital Crescent Trail in DC.

## Notable Trail Segments

The Gerry Connolly Cross County Trail is made of trails including:

* Difficult Run Stream Valley Trail
* Accotink Stream Valley Trail
* Wakefield Park MBT
* Lake Accotink Park Trail
* Pohick Stream Valley Trail
* Laurel Hill Greenway

## Cross Trails/Connections

* W&OD Trail
* Braddock Road Trail
* Fairfax County Parkway Trail
* Ox Road side path

## Links

* "The Gerry Connolly Cross County Trail" Fairfax County Park Authority http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/cct/
Protected Bike Lane

Bike lane separated from traffic with a barrier. Barriers can include flexposts, parking lanes, concrete curbs, and more. Sometimes, the protected bike lane is accompanied with special bicycle stoplights, signs, and pavement markings at intersections. Protected bike lanes can be one-way or two-way.

## Reference

Protected bike lanes are the same as cycle tracks (sometimes spelled "cycletracks"). Some bicycle facilities in the region are still referred to as cycle tracks.

## Forum Introduction

* (use of cycle track) - Research on Cycle Tracks http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=2715#post2715
* (use of cycletrack) - 15th Street Cycletrack signage/signals http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=2439#post2439
* (use of protected bike lane) - Newbie Commuter - Petworth to West End (A commute to be proud of) http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=3100#post3100

## Links

* "Cycle Tracks" - National Association of City Transportation Officials http://nacto.org/publication/urban-bikeway-design-guide/cycle-tracks/
* "Protected Bike Lanes 101" - People For Bikes http://www.peopleforbikes.org/green-lane-project/pages/protected-bike-lanes-101
Collard

Bollard collar, a circular piece of hardware installed in the ground that holds a bollard. Collards tend to stick up from the ground a few inches and can be very difficult to see.

Collards are usually left behind even when a bollard is removed which can be more dangerous because cyclists are less likely to see them.

## Reference

Comes from combining the term bollard collar into one word. It has nothing to do with collard greens, even if it may be disliked much more than the food.

## Forum Introduction

* Hazardous Bollard and Bollard Collar Map http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=22194#post22194
Custis Trail

4 mile paved trail that runs along Interstate 66 (Custis Memorial Parkway) between Key Bridge in Rosslyn and East Falls Church. The full name for this trail is the Martha Custis Trail, but the common name is Custis Trail. It is used as a major commuter route for cyclists getting into DC from north Arlington, Falls Church, and parts of Fairfax County.

Future segments are expected to be built in parts of Fairfax.

## Trail History

The Custis Trail opened in the early 1980's at the same time that I-66 did.

## Notable Trail Segments

* Intersection of Doom
* Two Sisters
* S Curve of Doom

## Places of Interest

* Gateway Park
* Westover
* Bon Air Park

## Cross Trails/Connections

* W&OD Trail
* Bluemont Junction Trail
* Quincy Street bike lanes
* Key Bridge
* Mount Vernon Trail

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/K6TmxCaZSCv

## Links

* "Custis Trail" - Bike Washington http://bikewashington.org/trails/wad/custis.htm
* "Custis Trail" - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Custis\_Trail
Door Zone Bike Lane

Bike lane that runs partially or mostly in the door zone of parked cars.

Cyclists are advised to avoid these bike lanes or ride on the far left edge to prevent any dooring situation.

## Reference

Zone refers to an area, in this case the area surrounding a vehicle.

## Forum Introduction

* The Finer Points of DC Traffic Law http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=86127#post86127

## Links

* "Door Zone" - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Door\_zone
* "Legally Speaking with Bob Mionske: The door zone" - VeloNews http://velonews.competitor.com/2015/04/news/road/legally-speaking-the-door-zone\_366769
Northwest Branch Trail

### Trailheads

North: Silver Spring, MDSouth: Confluence of NW and NE Branches of Anacostia River

### Governing Body

TBD

7 mile paved trail that runs from the confluence of the Northwest Branch and Northeast Branch of the Anacostia River in Prince George's County to Montgomery County. It follows along the Northwest Branch of the Anacostia River.

As a trail in the colorful Anacostia Tributary Trail System, the Northwest Branch Trail uses red for its dashed lines.

## Places of Interest

* Melrose Skate Park
* Mount Rainier Nature Center
* West Hyattsville Metro station
* Adelphi Mill

## Cross Trails/Connections

* Anacostia River Trail
* Northeast Branch Trail
* Bladensburg Road
* Levee Trail
* Prince George's Connector Trail
* University Blvd East
* Rachel Carson Greenway

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/peBG2aVRKkD2

## Photos

* trail marker next to trail with red markings
* images of water and fish along trail
* artwork next to the Melrose Park skate park
* intersection of Northeast Branch, Northwest Branch, and Anacostia River trails
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## Links

* "Anacostia Tributary Trail System" - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anacostia\_Tributary\_Trail\_System
* Map of the Anacostia Tributary Trail System http://www.pgparks.com/Assets/Parks+$!26+Recreation/PDF/Maps/Anacostia+Trail+Map+2012.pdf
Blue Trail

### Trailheads

North: North Point Village Center in Reston, VASouth: Tall Oaks Village Center in Reston, VA

### Governing Body

TBD

3.4 mile trail that runs from North Point Village Center to Tall Oaks Village Center in Reston, VA.

This trail is part of the Reston Pathway System.

## Places of Interest

* Tall Oaks Village Center
* Hidden Creek Country Club
* Lake Anne
* Lake Anne Village Center
* Baron Cameron Park
* Lake Newport
* North Point Village Center

## Cross Trails/Connections

* W&OD Trail
* Reston Parkway Trail
* Pink Trail
* Wiehle Ave side path

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/geWyUsQCm8p

## Links

* "Blue Trail Guide" Reston Association https://www.reston.org/portals/3/2013%20PARKSREC/Blue%20Trail%20Guide.pdf
* "Pathways" Reston Association https://www.reston.org/Parks,RecreationEvents/Pathways
Wakefield Park MBT

Mountain bike trail system located in Wakefield Park in Annandale, VA. The trails have portions that are paved asphalt, packed gravel, and natural surfaces. There are many loops that can be done

This trail is part of the Gerry Connolly Cross County Trail.

## Places of Interest

* Audrey Moore Recreation Center
* Wakefield Park athletic fields, courts, and skate park

## Cross Trails/Connections

* Accotink Stream Valley Trail
* Americana Dr bike route via bridge over I-495

## Location

A PDF map of the trails in Wakefield Park can be found here: http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/cct/downloads/cct-4-wakefield-trail.pdf

## Links

* "The Gerry Connolly Cross County Trail" Fairfax County Park Authority http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/cct/
Green Trail

### Trailheads

North: Lake Anne Village Center in Reston, VASouth: Fountain Square at Reston Town Center in Reston, VA

### Governing Body

TBD

1.4 mile trail that runs from Reston Town Center to Lake Anne Village Center in Reston, VA.

This trail is part of the Reston Pathway System.

## Places of Interest

* Reston Town Center
* Wainwright Recreation Area
* Van Gogh bridge
* Lake Anne Village Center

## Cross Trails/Connections

* W&OD Trail
* Reston Parkway Trail
* Blue Trail

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/8837mWumKAv

## Links

* "Green Trail Guide" Reston Association https://www.reston.org/portals/3/2013%20PARKSREC/Green%20Trail%20Guide.pdf
* "Pathways" Reston Association https://www.reston.org/Parks,RecreationEvents/Pathways
Beerneuring

A take on Coffeeneuring (which itself is a take on randonneuring) except with beer. Beerneuring is a relaxed cycling event in which each participating cyclist visits a variety of local breweries, orders a beer, and acquires proof by taking a photo at said brewery. This event takes place over a set amount of time, although it is not recommended to attempt too many brewery visits in one day.

## Reference

Originates from randonneuring which is a bicycle event where cyclists must ride to a list of specific sites and show proof that they visited every site. The goal is to visit all sites on the list. The beverage beer replaces "randon" in randonneuring to create beerneuring.

## Forum Introduction

* FSSB #4 Beerneuring http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?p=105754#post105754

## Links

* Randonneuring - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Randonneuring
* Coffeeneuring Rules - Chasing Mailboxes http://chasingmailboxes.com/category/coffeeneuring/coffeeneuring-rules/
Four Mile Run Trail

### Trailheads

East: Mount Vernon Trail and Four Mile Run at Washington National AirportWest: W&OD Trail in East Falls Church

### Governing Body

Arlington Parks and Recreation

7.8 mile paved trail that runs from East Falls Church in Arlington to Washington National Airport. It runs parallel to the W&OD Trail for around 4 miles but features more curves and hills than the W&OD Trail.

The Four Mile Run Trail is a component of the Arlington Loop and Arlington Triangle routes.

## Trail History

In 2009, a section of the trail was added that passes under I-395 and bypasses the bridge over I-395 in Shirlington.

## Places of Interest

* Washington National Airport
* Potomac Yard
* Crystal City
* Four Mile Run Park
* Shirlington
* Barcroft Park
* Glencarlyn Park
* Carlin Springs
* Bluemont Park
* Bon Air Park
* Madison Manor Park

## Cross Trails/Connections

* Mount Vernon Trail
* Potomac Yard Trail
* Commonwealth Avenue bike lanes
* Four Mile Run Park Trail
* W&OD Trail
* Lucky Run Trail
* George Mason Drive bike lanes
* Long Branch Trail
* Patrick Henry Drive bike lanes
* Ohio Street bike lanes

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/Dpr9g4T8kro

## Links

* "Self-Guided Tours" - BikeArlington http://www.bikearlington.com/pages/maps-rides/tours/
* "Four Mile Run Trail" - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four\_Mile\_Run\_Trail
Anacostia Tributary Trail System

Trail system that is a collection of various trails that run through Prince George's County and Montgomery County in Maryland, following the various tributaries that eventually converge into the Anacostia River. The trail system is entirely paved, and its trails connect with one another.

The trails in the Anacostia Tributary Trail system use different colors of dashed lines to denote each separate trail.

## Notable Trail Segments

The Anacostia Tributary Trail System is made of trails with the following colors:

* Northwest Branch Trail - Red
* Anacostia River Trail - Orange
* Northeast Branch Trail - Yellow
* Indian Creek Trail - Green
* Paint Branch Trail - Blue
* Sligo Creek Trail - Purple

## Cross Trails/Connections

* East Coast Greenway
* American Discovery Trail

## Links

* "Anacostia Tributary Trail System" Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anacostia\_Tributary\_Trail\_System
* Map of the Anacostia Tributary Trail System http://www.pgparks.com/Assets/Parks+$!26+Recreation/PDF/Maps/Anacostia+Trail+Map+2012.pdf
Freezing Saddles

A friendly winter riding competition for bike riders in the general DC area, organized by random people who talk to each other on the Washington Area/ Bike Arlington Bike Forum.

(paraphrased text from the Freezing Saddles information page):

Freezing Saddles has always run from January 1 through the last full day of winter. In 2016, people were divided into teams of 13 people (slightly smaller teams in previous years). Each team is a mix of riders who typically ride enough to qualify as insane, people who ride regularly but like sane people, people who ride occasionally, and people who have never ridden through a winter before. An attempt is made to keep the mix roughly comparable for all the teams so they are approximately evenly matched and everyone has a chance to be on the winning team.

Strava is used for data collection and team organization. A leaderboard application developed and maintained by awesome forum member hozn is used to report on team and individual points and all kinds of other cool riding metrics with team/individual standings. Plus pictures. People also offer up Pointless Prizes, prizes for whatever kind of random things strikes the fancy of the person offering the prize.

A happy hour is held near the start of the game to formally announce teams and after the end of the game to hand out prizes. These are fun, but attendance is not mandatory.

## Forum Introduction

* Freezing Saddles: Winter Bike Challenge (sign up open) http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?3500-Freezing-Saddles-Winter-Bike-Challenge-(sign-up-open)

## Links

* Freezing Saddles: http://freezingsaddles.com/
* Bike Arlington Forum: Freezing Saddles 2016 Important Information http://bikearlingtonforum.com/showthread.php?9384-Freezing-Saddles-2016-Important-Information
Endoskeleton Prime

* Final Mix
* Complete Collection

**Endoskeleton Prime** is a secret boss in Five Nights at F\*\*\*boy's 3. It can only be fought in *Act 3* if the requirements have been met. Although at first recognized as a friendly figure by Freddy and friends, it sees them as traitors to their own kind and intends to kill them to avenge the fallen endos, despite the fact they were not killed by them.

## How to reach

As the last of three endoskeleton bosses found in Act 3, the Endoskeleton Prime is the hardest to reach. The first thing that must be done is beating both 90's and 80's endos and then completing *Act 2*. If you have done this, the code you will receive after the credits will be different.

If you use this code to begin the third act, you will be able to eventually fight Endoskeleton Prime. However, you still need to advance in the story until you unlock the use of the DeLorean and have a special item: The Light Core, which Party Hat Ω's have a 1/25 chance to drop.

If you have the item in your inventory you can use it by holding Q when using the DeLorean and then choosing it. All that will be left after is travelling a long vent until the battle begins.

## Battle

* Final Mix
* Complete Collection

### General

Stats

Rewards

### General

Stats

Rewards

## Trivia

* It's battle theme is *Witch of Ice* by Team Nekokan.
DC Bike Ride

DC Bike Ride logo

Newly created annual cycling event in DC.

(from the DC Bike Ride Facebook page): "Just you, and your buddies, 17 miles of car-free streets and some of the most iconic sights in the world.

You will ride past everything from the Washington Monument and the Pentagon to the White House and the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts. All culminating with an epic Finish Line Festival on Pennsylvania Avenue near the United States Capitol!"

## Location

The starting area can be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/N2sKmgXD5RC2
Indian Head 100

Also called the Southern Maryland Century, a ride starting and ending in Indian Head, MD.

(from the event's website and Facebook page):

> Cycle through the scenic Potomac Heritage area of Southern Maryland.
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> * Relax at a rest stop at Smallwood State Park.
> * Watch for bald eagles and blue herons as you pedal along the Tidewater Potomac Bicycle Route.
> * Brunch or lunch at Christ Church, Old Durham Parish.
> * Enjoy a rest stop at St. Ignatius Church at scenic Chapel Point
> * Discover history at the Thomas Stone Historic Site.
> * Experience nature on the newly reopened Indian Head Rail Trail
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> Ride 17, 26, 47, 61, 70, or 100 miles from the Village Green in the town of Indian Head (20 miles south of the Washington Beltway). Enjoy riding on shaded roads with little traffic as you pedal to rest stops at Smallwood State Park, Oak Grove Baptist Church, Durham Church, Saint Ignatius Church on Chapel Point, and the Thomas Stone Historic House.
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## Location

Village Green Pavilion in Indian Head, MD, can be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/X4NwvdZK9tD2

## Links

* "Southern Maryland Century - The Indian Head 100" - Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club http://www.ohbike.org/century/
* Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club http://ohbike.org/
Cap2Cap Ride

Cap2Cap logo

(from the Cap2Cap website):

> "Come see what everyone is talking about! The Cap2Cap 2016 event, celebrating the newly completed Virginia Capital Trail. Do you want to spend the day touring historic plantations and farms while traversing 100 miles? Or do you feel more like a challenging but gorgeous 50-miler? How about a comfortable 25 miles or a 15-mile fun ride all along the Virginia Capital Trail? All distances offer captivating scenery and a fantastic day of fitness and fun!
> We are excited to announce that we have consolidated our Richmond and Williamsburg venues into a single, historic venue located at the Charles City County Courthouse. Picture one big party, with more fanfare and an even bigger vendor expo and post-ride celebration following the ride. Each historic route brings you back to where you started — happy and hungry and ready for more Cap2Cap fun!"
>
>

## Location

Charles City County Courthouse can be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/UgJnvLv2mHU2

## Links

* "Cap2Cap Ride" - Virginia Capital Trail Foundation http://virginiacapitaltrail.org/cap2cap-ride/
Indian Head Rail Trail

### Trailheads

East: Theodore Green Blvd in White Plains, MDWest: Mattingly Ave in Indian Head, MD

### Governing Body

TBD

13 mile paved trail that runs from White Plains to Indian Head in Maryland. It runs through the Mattawoman Creek stream valley.

## Trail History

The trail runs along what used to be the supply railroad used by the Navy for its Indian Head Powder Factory.

## Places of Interest

* Train caboose at eastern trailhead
* Bensville Park
* Bumpy Oak Pond
* downtown Indian Head, MD

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/wNVbdxWoRu22

## Photos

* caboose from the railroad running to Indian Head
* kinetic sculpture of a bicycle that moves in the wind
* old railroad crossing on the trail
* Bumpy Oak Pond adjacent to the trail
* looking upstream at Mattawoman Creek
* milepost for the trail
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## Links

* "Trails" - Charles County Parks http://www.charlescountyparks.com/parks/trails
Ride for the Rivers

Ride for the Rivers logo

(from the Ride for the Rivers 2016 Active.com page): "Metric Century Bicycle Ride or 40-Mile Ride to benefit the West/Rhode Rivekeeper

Discover the beauty of the watersheds of the West and Rhode Rivers (as well as the Patuxent River and Herring Bay), on this challenging ride through the rolling countryside of Southern Anne Arundel County and Northern Calvert County.

Two beautiful courses to choose from! A Metric Century and a 40 mile course will bring you through some of the most beautiful areas of southern Anne Arundel County and the West/Rhode River watershed.

NEW THIS YEAR Family Friendly 10-15 mile route through the beautiful neighborhoods of Shady Side along the West River and Chesapeake Bay.

Bring your family along to join us for an after race Muddy Bottom BBQ celebration and family fun zone, featuring:

* Live Music
* Family Friendly activities
* Beer and BBQ

Proceeds help the West/Rhode Riverkeeper keep these rivers fishable, swimmable and clean."

## Location

Discovery Village can be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/VHuQpu5zCWN2

## Links

* "ABC - Ride for the Rivers 2016" - Annapolis Bicycle Club http://www.annapolisbicycleclub.org/event-2239288
* Annapolis Bicycle Club http://www.annapolisbicycleclub.org/
Turquoise Trail

### Trailheads

West: Glade Dr near Hunters Woods Village Center in Reston, VAEast: South Lakes Village Center in Reston, VA

### Governing Body

TBD

4.7 mile trail that runs from Hunters Woods Village Center to South Lakes Village Center in Reston, VA.

This trail is part of the Reston Pathway System.

## Places of Interest

* Lake Thoreau
* Lake Audubon
* Walker Nature Center
* Hunters Woods Park
* Hunters Woods Village Center

## Cross Trails/Connections

* Gerry Connolly Cross County Trail
* Red Trail
* Snakeden Branch Trail
* Lawyers Road bike lanes
* Soapstone Drive side path
* Steeplechase Drive side path
* Reston Parkway Trail

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/nVAEQDwvSum

## Links

* "Turquoise Trail Guide" Reston Association https://www.reston.org/Portals/3/2015%20PARKSREC/turqouise%20trail.pdf
* "Pathways" Reston Association https://www.reston.org/Parks,RecreationEvents/Pathways
Tour de Fat

Tour de Fat poster from Facebook page

(from the Tour de Fat Facebook page): "This year marks the 17th season for Tour de Fat, which will travel to 9 cities across the U.S. This day-long festival is free, but the proceeds from beer sales go to local non-profits.

Since its inception, Tour de Fat has raised more than $4 million, and raised over $600,000 last year alone. A celebration of bike culture and advocacy, the Tour de Fat features eclectic entertainment, from musical acts to yo-yo performers, bike contests and even vaudeville acts.

This year will also include some brewing education and feature a “Bicycle Revival” to inspire festival-goers to believe in the power of two-wheeled transportation."

## Location

Yards Park can be found here: https://goo.gl/maps/HAs9V6xxRKp

## Links

* "Tour de Fat - Beer, Bikes, and Bemusement" - New Belgium Brewing Company http://www.newbelgium.com/events/tour-de-fat/Washington
* "Tour de Fat" - Washington Area Bicyclist Association http://www.waba.org/tourdefat/
Woodrow Wilson Bridge Trail

### Trailheads

West: Woodrow Wilson Bridge at George Washington Parkway in Alexandria, VAEast: Intersection of Oxon Hill Rd and Harborview Ave in Oxon Hill, MD

### Governing Body

TBD

3 mile paved trail that runs from the west end of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge in Alexandria, VA, to Oxon Hill in Maryland. The trail runs along the north side of the bridge before crossing over I-495, following around the northern edge of National Harbor before ending at the top of Oxon Hill.

The trail was opened in June of 2009 after years of lobbying for a bicycle-friendly route as part of the bridge. The trail features Potomac River Waterfront Park which sits over I-495 and provides information on the local bald eagle population.

## Places of Interest

* Jones Point Park
* Old Town Alexandria
* Potomac River Waterfront Park
* National Harbor

## Cross Trails/Connections

* Mount Vernon Trail
* Huntington Connector
* National Harbor Trail
* Oxon Hill Road side path and bike lanes

## Location

The full trail can be seen here: https://goo.gl/maps/99wwJyjhWN62

## Links

* "Bicyclists, Pedestrians Try Out Dedicated Lane on Wilson Bridge" - Washington Post http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/06/AR2009060602145.html
* "Potomac River Waterfront Park" - City Parks Alliance http://www.cityparksalliance.org/about-us/frontline-parks/157-potomac-river-waterfront-park
Garfielf Takes A Massive Shit

Garfielf Takes A Massive Shit :

Jon Arbuckle was to lazy to feed Garfielf some lasaga in the first place. Garfielf ofc responded with taking a massive shit which resulted with earth being vaporized into dust and echoes (etc, exploded into pieces)

Note:

This video is making a joke about typical stereotypes western men who believes that women from asia are into weeaboos. Which ofc is not really true.

It also jokes about eating the wrong type of foods, which leads to, digestive problems, diarrhea etc.