This is a cool article, and while I agree with the sentiments, I can't help feel there's been a misinterpretation of the word "Faff".
Faff is typically used as a negative connotation. Wasting time, doing nothing. It can be strongly linked to procrastination, though procrastinating isn’t necessarily faffing.
Like that person who turns up late to a ride, and spends a further 20mins faffing with their bike while the rest of the group has to wait.
Or you need to clean your bike after a ride but spend a while faffing about doing something else instead of getting on with it.
Either way holding a surprise wedding on a fancy dress group ride isn’t faff. It’s bloody awesome!
July 19, 2024, 3:04 a.m. - Konda
This is a cool article, and while I agree with the sentiments, I can't help feel there's been a misinterpretation of the word "Faff". Faff is typically used as a negative connotation. Wasting time, doing nothing. It can be strongly linked to procrastination, though procrastinating isn’t necessarily faffing. Like that person who turns up late to a ride, and spends a further 20mins faffing with their bike while the rest of the group has to wait. Or you need to clean your bike after a ride but spend a while faffing about doing something else instead of getting on with it. Either way holding a surprise wedding on a fancy dress group ride isn’t faff. It’s bloody awesome!