Learn how to read? Ok, then explain what you said, on Wens of this week at 7:41pm your first post states: "A few more months will make it 1 year of cycling for me and I haven't done my first century ride." And of course that first post goes on to say you would aim to do 50 miles out and 50 miles back, would aim means you haven't done it yet. And then you ask what would you pack for a 100 mile ride, obviously you ask that because you haven't done so yet. Now that first post makes sense because your original question to start this thread was "What do you bring for a century ride?" However in post #4 and #9 suddenly you're whole hell of lot wiser and giving us tips yet supposedly you don't know what to bring on a 100 mile ride?
However, in your very next post on Thurs of this week at 3:26am, which is just a little less than 8 hours after your first post you state this: " I did 130 miles the other day and drank 3 bottles with 200 calories in each. I drank a chocolate milk at 65 miles and ate a Mounds bar." So now you're saying that either you have done your first century and the first post 8 hours prior was incorrect or the first post is correct and you're telling stores about what you've done on this day. But you don't stop there, you go on to state this: "I did 197 miles recently but rode pretty easy and only had 4 bottles with my energy junk in it." Which of course if you've already did rides of one at 130 and one at 197 then you should have a real good sense about what to take on a ride without asking us if you haven't been bonking which you never mention that you do on extremely low food and liquid intake.
Then on your post #14 dated for today at 1:57am you are going on a 254 mile ride with just 5 bottles, 3 gel flasks, 2 mound bars, 2 chocolate milks, and a bag of chips all the while averaging 19 mph.
So this means that according to your first post you went from never exceeding 63 miles before to doing 130 miles one day later then 254 miles 3 day later all the while hardly eating or drinking. Poster MPRE53 stated that he drinks 8 bottles of fluid on a 100 mile ride which is the norm for anyone doing 100 miles, you on the other doing 34 miles more than MPRE53 100 mile ride drank only 3 bottles of fluid and a chocolate milk.
Where am I misinterpreting what you said? Is the dates and times showing on my view of this website actually started a year ago and thus the web site is in error? Do you have problems with getting the English language down well enough to explain yourself? or are you a troll? I don't care about Strava, those can be faked, but if yours is not fake then why did you start of with your first post being so naive about what to take on a long ride when you have been doing long rides all along?
On a friendlier note, try using this calculator for figuring out how much fluid you should be taking in:
http://www.camelbak.com/en/HydratED/HydrationCalculator.aspx Even if I make you a 18 year old female just 4' tall weighing 90 pounds and profiling you as a very light sweater, and doing the lowest intensity (which is no where near 19 mph avg), and outside temp of just 55 degrees you should be consuming right around13 1/2 ounces per hour, which of course at a low intensity it would take a lot more hours to complete a 100 mile ride then it would to complete it at moderate to high intensity to average 19 mph as you do, either way you're way under hydrating yourself.