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doesn't give good head

i can't believe no-one has mentioned keith richards!

and i'll 3rd neil young as THE most distinctive guitarist.

and another neil - neil hagerty.

yes

if you're having dreams about m+n chats, you clearly spend WAY too much time on m+n. seek help.

Doesn't make much sense, does it? Homeless go without eating. Elderly go without needed medicines. Mentally ill go without treatment. Troops go without proper equipment. Veterans go without benefits that were promised. Yet we spend billions to give boat people everything, before helping our own first. 1% will re-post and 99% won't have the guts to re-post this

in the backseat of your mum's car. with your dad, while your mum was driving.

where?

i'm disappointed they left haddin in the squad. disappointed, but not surprised.

ok thanks for the comments. yeah it's probably do-able but i tend to agree u/a it doesn't seem logical, and i'm a bit worried about coming a cropper. altho i disagree that these hubs can't be fast , mine certainly is pretty fast. i guess it depends on the gearing. it stops well too, but that's mainly down to the front brake.

untold/animals, i would try commuter cycles in brunswick to build that wheel for you, and to advise you on lights. they're right in to dynohubs and good lights. they built me a velocity rim with shimano hub that i'm really happy with. i'm no expert but i reckon they did a great job, and they specialise in this sort of stuff, and servicing, rather than being a shop that sells bikes and does servicing / wheel building on the side. it's easilly my favourite bike shop... altho again i'm not really an expert. but there's none of that bike shop wanker attitude, their focus is commuters / tourers , not weekend warriors on carbon bikes etc.

here's a question for the more experienced. i've got a bike with a 3 speed internal hub and coaster brake. i'm wondering whether to put clip in pedals on it. i suppose it'd be kinda similar to using said pedals on a fixie, given that you can't turn the pedals forward or backward when the bike is stationary. is it worth giving it a shot and see how it goes, or is it a recipe for disaster and not worth even trying? the bike is used on the road / bike tracks, so there's lots of stopping and starting. i use clip in pedals on my other 2 bikes with no problems, but they're just normal brakes.