First midnight marathon ride complete in ≈1:50 😊
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Cheddar Gorge
Somerset Part 2
After a good nights sleep, we loaded up the bikes with our sights set on Cheddar the famous Cheddar Gorge. I have wanted to ride through the gorge for a few years and never had the opportunity, but when I realised how close we would be camping and saw that Old Apple Cruncher Photography would be taking photos as you pass through the gorge, we had to go.
As we neared Cheddar, the…
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bad news, the transmission on my nissan versa is going
good news, IM HOPEFULLY REPLACING IT WITH A 28 YEAR OLD MINITRUCK WITH A MANUAL TRANSMISSION AND HAND CRANK WINDOWS
so yes goodbye to puck the 2015 nissan versa note, assuming the meeting with the seller goes well in a few hours hello to the 1996 nissan d21 hardbody already being lovingly referred to by my friends as the twinkmover
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Collaborating on a project with several colleagues, the grad student is unable to identify exactly what he is contributing.
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But [Rosie] was not very good at maneuvering a spindly British bicycle. As "airplane commander," Rosenthal was issued along with a good deal of other matériel, a bicycle for getting around the wide vistas of Thorpe Abbotts. He found himself heavily burdened by all this issue but somehow managed to get himself upon the cycle. He carried a load of gear in one arm, had draped his life preserver around his neck, and set off in the general direction of his quarters.
Rosenthal managed to do pretty well, for he got some distance away from the supply hut and was pedaling his uncertain way along a little dirt road. A shift in the load contributed to a series of unusual course changes which came to a sudden, damp conclusion as Rosenthal, newly issued supplies and bicycle plunged down an embankment into one of those charming little ditches that run along the picturesque rural English roads.
Lying in the water (which was not deep), Lieutenant Rosenthal felt there was only one thing to do in this emergency as he lay there, face up in the ditch: he inflated his Mae West. This was probably the only time during all of the Second World War that a member of the 8th Air Force was thus saved from British waters.
— an except from Edward Jablonski’s Flying Fortress : the illustrated biography of the B-17s and the men who flew them
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For the longest time we knew. We knew that every member of Bell’s Hells is A Ticking Timebomb™️.
We were all so caught up in worrying and theorising about “who would snap first and turn on the group” we never even considered this.
A Timebomb has gone off, but it’s not to hurt their friends - instead it is to save them.
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I think it's funny if every Voyager au has its own 'delta quadrant' and 'Maquis v Starfleet' circumstance that they're treating with the same level of seriousness and angst. Flight attendant Au but they're experiencing several long layovers and are from two competing airlines. High School Au but they're from different schools on a tense joint overnight trip.
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