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"Twelve people have died after being stuck in a three-day traffic jam in Indonesia at an intersection known as “Brexit” "

IT JUST DOESN'T STOP

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>>977898

>>977898

>twelve brown people

Brexit still stands as effective.

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>The Granite State Poll, conducted by the UNH Survey Center from January 27-February 6, 2011, showed overwhelming support for the Capital Corridor project generally, and strong support from all areas of the state and across all political parties and ideologies.[10] There is also strong support for the project among the business community in Nashua and Manchester, including the respective chambers of commerce and New Hampshire Businesses for Transportation and Infrastructure. Local elected officials of both parties have also expressed support for the project, including supportive resolutions by the town councils of Bedford and Merrimack, both largely Republican communities, and the Nashua Board of Aldermen.[11]

>Following the 2010 election, some members of the New Hampshire General Court (the state legislature) began efforts to repeal the NHRTA. The new Republican majority in the House passed HB 218, an act to repeal the NHRTA, by a vote of 190-119 in March 2011.

It's like they do it just to fuck with people

>>976919
I've seen two, at times even three buses of the same line, one right behind the other
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>976929
Could you elaborate what the problem here is? Politicians not keeping their promises after the election?
>>976931
Are you sure they don't just send twice or thrice the number of buses for larger crowds? I've seen that happen around here, especially with school buses.

>if you could
what stops you, OP?

>>975839
the railroad police, always keeping a playa down

>>974839
>as the owner of the site, I am personally accountable and liable for any abuse or illicit content that occurs.
But that's wrong

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Well, time to take off that invisibility cloak and settle in permanently then.

I can't believe it...

No more Corny either.

>>970178
How is Shinola the real enemy? Shinola doesn't write books about shitty proud to be a hardcore casual shittier is better ideology.

Shinola makes watches, and they contract Waterford to make luxury branded bikes.

>>970181
Shinola doesn't make watches any more than they make bikes

The brand was created by a rich guy who read a study that showed consumers would gladly pay a steep markup on anything stamped "made in Detroit"

So that's what he sells. He bought an abandoned factory to stamp "Detroit" on stuff

>>970185
And how does that make them "the real enemy"? Since when have there been American made movements?

Links:
https://planefinder.net/

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Pilot here, into casual planespotting with my S5. Glad I got to rise beyond the causals around me and actually do something with my hobby.

Remembering my flight sim days really is enough to make me cringe.

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>>982345
neat, I just ordered a dedicated spotting scope and tripod, already got binoculars and I love to lay outside with this weather in my comfy chair and look up to the planes, pic related

i use a cheap blu phone on the bars as my gps. 40$. bike gps is not that great and costs way more.

>>982176
820 just came out, so you should see how that stacks up with the 1000. 820 no longer has a micro sd card slot, 32GB internal storage which should hold a lot of maps.

>>982176
Are you shilling for Garmin or something?

GPS on a bike is only really useful for loading pre-determined routes into so you don't get lost on a long ride or somewhere you're not familiar with. I've got a Joule GPS (which the upgraded me to for free when two non-GPS Joule's came up defective) and 95% of the time the GPS itself is turned off because I know where I'm going.

>I also panic easily and I don't want to venture into an unknown area and get lost.
Maybe cycling alone isn't for you then and you should just stick with riding with groups, then.

Looks good. But you should consider changing that uncomfortable saddle for a noseless moon saddle

>>982020
I figured $325 is a lot to drop on a unicycle, considering I don't even know how to do it yet.

But then I figured, worse case scenario I could try to resell it.

Another thing I need to worry about is getting some crash gear; knees, gloves and helmet. Maybe elbows too

>>982020
Are you fucking around? I don't think you can ride a nose-less unicycle, can you?

>>982000

No.

Braking primarily with the front is objectively correct riding technique. Rear brake is for speed modulation. Front is for stopping.

The shop monkey you talked to was an ignorant faggot, like basically all bike shop employees.

The good news is that you found out how bad your LBS is without it costing you anything. Whatever you do, NEVER let them work on your bike.

>>982000
Bike shop people are retards. Didn't you see the bike shop thread where people complained about retards, their main user group?
Just learn how to fix your bike yourself

>>982000
Using the front brake is perfectly safe if you have conventional brakes. It only became a meme to avoid it because of all the freds and their disc brakes which can lock the front wheel with only one finger. It's a liability disaster that will probably sink many of the biggest players in bike manufacturing in the coming years

The guy at your LBS is obviously a fred, that's why I do my own repairs. I refuse to support ignorant leeches who prey on yuppies with too much money

The charking and sometimes my grillmaster

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>>981788
>get pic related
>start training this year
>start racing as a Cat-5 next Spring
>get your 10 mass start races in for your automatic upgrade to Cat-4
>train MOAR
>ride 6 days a week every week of the year
>start winning races
>train even MOAR
>upgrade to Cat-3
>repeat until Cat-1/2
>race your ass off until you're ~70
>pass some random faggot on the roads like he's standing still
>the cycle starts all over again

>>981788
He was probably 40 but all those hours out in the sun have destroyed his skin.

>>981795
You are probably a virgin but all those cocks in your ass have destroyed your sanity.

If I'm weak you should be able to keep up this 10% grade on your "fixed-gear" "bicycle right?

>>981750
because i live where there's hills to climb and descend
because i'm not a messenger wannabe

Because my daily ride isnt round the corner to the benefits office with a side of starbucks.

>>981715

Get something with disc brakes.

>>981715
>10 speed for $1500
lol

>>981717
What would be a better price? CAAD 12 worth it?

>>981608
Basically a motoped. Pretty sweet.

>>981608
why not just get a dirt bike instead of crippling yourself with batteries?

>>981628
Being near silent, and having no smelly emissions is quite nice, but sure.. they can't compare to the peak power and range of a gas bike. Ebike & dirt bike owner here.

>>981340
I don't understand, it's a japanese novice driver sticker, but with some kind of words underneath?

>>981946
In japan it means student driver. In foreign countries such as the US it means that your car is JDM(Japanese Domestic Market)