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#4702
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Home grown ruby red grapefruit on the menu for the next few weeks.
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#4705
Should Be More Popular
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I subscribed to the CBS All Access channel for the Star Trek content, and I found that I could watch all the Twilight Zone episodes in order, by season, anytime I want.
There are A LOT of episodes. Back then you'd do 22-26 episodes a season, and there were 5 seasons. 156 episodes! Of course there's some dreck, but by and large they remain remarkably good watching. It still amazes me that the show ever got made in the first place, in the era of "Leave It To Beaver" and such.
There are A LOT of episodes. Back then you'd do 22-26 episodes a season, and there were 5 seasons. 156 episodes! Of course there's some dreck, but by and large they remain remarkably good watching. It still amazes me that the show ever got made in the first place, in the era of "Leave It To Beaver" and such.
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#4707
serious cyclist
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I subscribed to the CBS All Access channel for the Star Trek content, and I found that I could watch all the Twilight Zone episodes in order, by season, anytime I want.
There are A LOT of episodes. Back then you'd do 22-26 episodes a season, and there were 5 seasons. 156 episodes! Of course there's some dreck, but by and large they remain remarkably good watching. It still amazes me that the show ever got made in the first place, in the era of "Leave It To Beaver" and such.
There are A LOT of episodes. Back then you'd do 22-26 episodes a season, and there were 5 seasons. 156 episodes! Of course there's some dreck, but by and large they remain remarkably good watching. It still amazes me that the show ever got made in the first place, in the era of "Leave It To Beaver" and such.
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#4709
Klaatu..Verata..Necktie?
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"Don't take life so serious-it ain't nohow permanent."
"Everybody's gotta be somewhere." - Eccles
"Don't take life so serious-it ain't nohow permanent."
"Everybody's gotta be somewhere." - Eccles
#4710
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#4711
Super Modest
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#4713
Senior Member
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years ago some of my friends would call me Claudio or Chia - for Claudio Chiapucci
now I'm more like an over saturated / ballooned Chia Pet
the good news is Mrs t2p and the t2p kids are lean
oh well
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#4715
Mostly Harmless
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Location: Chittenango, NY
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A cyclist was killed yesterday afternoon about a half mile from my home. She was riding on a horrible street with a stupid, 3', "bike lane" painted along the side. A guy driving a flatbed truck hit her without even realizing. She was dead at the scene and apparently it was very ugly.
Sure, stuff happens, but I can't help thinking we all (drivers, cyclists, everyone) live in a cruel and destructive society, which tolerates a very high rate of suffering in return for not much value.
Sure, stuff happens, but I can't help thinking we all (drivers, cyclists, everyone) live in a cruel and destructive society, which tolerates a very high rate of suffering in return for not much value.
#4716
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I rode the assenmacher 100 on Sunday. Was forecasted for rain, 93%. But I had paid for it, so I was riding. The rain ended as I pulled into the parking area. Didn't rain another drop all day. Dried out around mile 40. Turned sunny around mile 55. Crashed around mile 73. Turned in to the last rest stop for water, just a bit too hot. Front wheel slid right out from under me on the gravel driveway. The bike is fine. The brake levers were scratched up, but I filled in the scratches with thin c/a glue, sanded them out and shot 2 coats of clear urethane on them. They look better than new now. I did have to straighten the bars, stem and seat, a couple times to finish the ride. Road rash on left knee and lower left leg. I managed to get my hands down before impact so I didnt get hurt but I was awfully sore on Monday. Had to skip the Tuesday night ride but rode a solo 42 on Wednesday. Been quite a week! 5 hours and 15 minutes 102 miles
#4717
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Logged out and logged back in and the site is still fubar.
#4718
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Scorpion sting this afternoon. A very rare occurrence. I use the same treatment as I do for other bites---clear nail polish. It took the sting right out of it.
#4719
Should Be More Popular
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#4720
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Is this roughly equivalent to a bee or wasp sting?
#4721
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#4722
serious cyclist
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I suspect it's not fully detecting mobile preferences - I have it on "full site" but I have a partial-width mobile header at the top (which didn't used to show), and many of the elements are taking up incorrect widths of the screen. I've made mistakes like that at work.
I have no pushed them to the dev server, let alone further down the chain.
I have no pushed them to the dev server, let alone further down the chain.
#4723
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I suspect it's not fully detecting mobile preferences - I have it on "full site" but I have a partial-width mobile header at the top (which didn't used to show), and many of the elements are taking up incorrect widths of the screen. I've made mistakes like that at work.
I have no pushed them to the dev server, let alone further down the chain.
I have no pushed them to the dev server, let alone further down the chain.
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