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A similar question was asked
A similar question was asked a while ago: https://road.cc/content/forum/270157-3cs-cycling-coffee-commuting
Of course he was a prophet. Wikipedia, smart phones, viruses spread by dirty office equipment. He also understood the human condition as well as Shakespeare – the wearing of digital watches and movement of money as a facsimile of happiness, for example.I particularly like his prediction of Trump:
The President in particular is very much a figurehead — he wields no real power whatsoever. He is apparently chosen by the government, but the qualities he is required to display are not those of leadership but those of finely judged outrage. For this reason the President is always a controversial choice, always an infuriating but fascinating character. His job is not to wield power but to draw attention away from it. On those criteria Zaphod Beeblebrox is one of the most successful Presidents the Galaxy has ever had — he has already spent two of his ten presidential years in prison for fraud.
Was that one of those slot
Was that one of those slot-head pins? When I got one of those seized, I took it to a bike shop and they used a dremel to cut a new head into the pin and then remove it.
When you get it out, replace it with a hex-head pin instead – they’re much better.
Probably. Maybe he should
Probably. Maybe he should have worn clown shoes to go along with his behaviour.
brooksby wrote:
You mean he isn’t?
Well, I haven’t heard much from him recently.
jaymack wrote:
I’d happily crash land on primordial earth with Ark B, at least the telephones would be clean.
Especially seeing that Arks A and C got wiped out by a disease contracted from a dirty phone. Douglas Adams should be rebranded as a prophet.
Buy Hunt wheels or some random ones on Amazon as then at least you get some return rightsI’ve never had any issues with returning Wiggle stuff and I haven’t wanted to return my Prime wheels. I did get a bike shop to replace the rear wheel bearings a while ago, but they’d had lots of use in wet weather so I don’t think it’s much of an issue with those bearings specifically.
Di2 gears don’t take much
Di2 gears don’t take much juice so I reckon I can use a solar charger in a pinch.
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Thirded!
Thirded!
Looks like The Grauniad has
Looks like The Grauniad has picked up on this too: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/mar/15/books-to-read-while-quarantined-coronavirus
ktache wrote:
Great that cycling in general has gone up, public transport can be a spreader.
But aren’t the handlebar grips on the City Bikes as likely to transmit the virus as lift buttons, handrails on escalators and grab-handles on tube trains.
Not if people are wearing gloves and there’s likely to be less face touching whilst cycling.
Most of the stuff by John
Most of the stuff by John Wyndham is fairly apocalyptic. I’d recommend The Kraken Wakes for a good rising sea level kind of apocalyse or The Chrysalids for a post-apocalyptic world. Of course, Day of the Triffids is a good breakdown of society jaunt.
So, they’re trying to enforce
So, they’re trying to enforce the 20mph motorised vehicle speed limit? They should stop wasting tax-payers money and go do their job instead of just wasting time.
I’m not sure I’d trust him to
I’m not sure I’d trust him to take charge of making the tea (and definitely not coffee). Let”s just hope he releases it as-is without getting it changed first.