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polydigm
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I'd much rather hear Dweezil playing with the Metropole Orchestra than banging on about guitar technique. He's not one of my favourite people and I'm
not particularly motivated to go to a guitar workshop. Although, a few years back, I went to a free saxophone workshop with a visiting bari sax player
from some French Orchestra and he gave me some very useful tips.
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BBP
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Any class's success is so depending on its teacher huh.
At least the Dweez Or No Dweez matter has been settled on account of the show having sold out, so no ticket for me. I could still go to Adrian Belew
playing Talking Heads.
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Plook
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Quote: Originally posted by BBP  | Any class's success is so depending on its teacher huh.
At least the Dweez Or No Dweez matter has been settled on account of the show having sold out, so no ticket for me. I could still go to Adrian Belew
playing Talking Heads.
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That sounds very cool...
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BBP
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Today a large flea market at the local ice rink, I wanted to visit it but there were also groceries to do. So I got up early, did the groceries, cycle
home with 5kg of potatoes, plus meat and veg...
And then a large puncture. Shoot.
Walked he rest home and loaded everything into the fridge, start fixing the tire. There were 2 punctures across from each oter, which was very odd. I
patched them both, had lunch, replaced the tire and on the safe side, went to the flea market using another bicycle.
Flea market was disappointing. Nothing of interest found.
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Plook
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| Quote: Originally posted by BBP | Today a large flea market at the local ice rink, I wanted to visit it but there were also groceries to do. So I got up early, did the groceries, cycle
home with 5kg of potatoes, plus meat and veg...
And then a large puncture. Shoot.
Walked he rest home and loaded everything into the fridge, start fixing the tire. There were 2 punctures across from each oter, which was very odd. I
patched them both, had lunch, replaced the tire and on the safe side, went to the flea market using another bicycle.
Flea market was disappointing. Nothing of interest found. |
I like a good flee market and yard sales, do they do yard sales or garage sales in your neck of the woods?
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ursinator2.0
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You probably became victim of a snakebite (as we call it in the trade): If you wonder what a snakebite puncture is! That usually happens when your tire hits hard against something and both edges of the rim cut into the
inner tube.
As a mountaincyclist i always carry a set of tools in my backpack including a replacement tube cause i hate to push my bike back home from elsewhere.
Strictly recommended
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BBP
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Yard and garage sales not so much, flea markets tons. Once May hits you can expect them weekly.
I didn't hit anything there, as it's a clean and smooth cyclepath (I don't really go off-road lugging a bag of potatoes) . That same bag would have
made fixing the tire there and then a bit awkward. But yes, I have travelled with a bicycle repair kit in the past. Luckily most trajects I cycle on
are walkable within an hour so not much is lost in such cases. Plus the Netherlands has a good bicycle repair network with plenty of cafes and such
offering tools to cyclists in need.
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BBP
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My Whitsun plans were altered due to the massive train strikes out here. I had scheduled to go to BF on Friday, so on Saturday I could squeal
uncontrollably at "my" seal Pearl, who was to be released on Sunday. But due to the train strikes, I wouldn't be able to make it even to work. I asked
if a swap was possible, but no. I couldn't share car with fellow colleagues either. The seals suddenly looked to be out of reach - and then I got a
laptop so I could work from home.
Of course my home office is no longer active, but my BF still has the home office option - so I went up North on Thursday, worked there on Friday,
went to the unbearably cute seals on Saturday and made over 300 a-do-ra-ble photos that leave me in a puddle of squeals, spent Sunday here (became
crowded due to nephew/nieces) and am still here - was due to go home, but tomorrow there are strikes again, so Iḿ here for two more days as I'm free
on Wednesday.
My piccies will be ready when I get home, in the mean time you can fawn over the tiniest baby seal Myrthe and other gorgeous lovelies here:
https://www.instagram.com/zeehondencentrum/
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Eddie RUKidding
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How are thing for you Plook.
looks like its shooting season for Aussies in LA !!
Oz Gov has issued please Explain to Dump
https://www.bbc.com/news/videos/c98p008kxn1o
We need 10cc to do a new song
https://youtu.be/4TeH5u8blH8
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BBP
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Got home with 449 pictures of seals made in 7 hours time, or more than 1 per minute. And yes, I do squeal when I see them and yes, I already pummled
my colleagues with them.
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Plook
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Good for you Bonny...Eddie I will attempt to get a full update soon apparently leaving this company is has hard as getting in...
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as long as they are paying some sort of departure package
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Plook
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They are but making me jump through hopes for it...
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B@stards
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Plook
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Happy Fathers day to all...
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Eddie RUKidding
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must be a US thing is not here till September or sometime
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Plook
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I'm not surprised your toilets flush in reverse...
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Eddie RUKidding
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and I Suppose you would say everything in the USA is normal and done in the correct way 
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polydigm
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We just had Father’s Day here in the UK. Went down to London to spend Sunday with daughter, son in law and granddaughter.
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https://www.timeout.com/australia/news/when-is-fathers-day-in-austra...
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