I already have one but even if I didn’t buying used FTW!
Also, Motorola is reportedly releasing a Graphene friendly phone (not that they’re all that great either).
I already have one but even if I didn’t buying used FTW!
Also, Motorola is reportedly releasing a Graphene friendly phone (not that they’re all that great either).
Because Google absolutely hates everything good and decent now.
Yeah, this shit has me moving to Graphene soon.


It is morally OK to pirate and emulate Sony games.

Yeah I kinda figured as much.
Gotta let the junk air out now and then lol


Everything, of course.

That’s even worse, the uninsured driver is absolutely responsible for her medical bills too. Might be a trying to get blood from a stone situation, but still…

Because you can is still a reason, just saying.

If Fred wants to shave his legs, that’s Fred’s business. It makes him feel faster on his $15,000 road bike.

Never really wore jeans, usually loose-ish cargo pants or maybe gym shorts if I’m not working.
Not exactly aero, but I find it pretty comfy.

Depends on how you treat it IMO: Stick on bandaids? Oh yeah.
Paint on bandages or colloidal bandages? Not much of a difference.

Merino wool ftw, mine are store bought though.

Because road bikes are going for weighing as little as possible, so they’re often made with a lot of engineering and expensive materials.
Practically speaking, the gains you get from ultra high end road bikes is negligible unless you’re competing professionally or something, but there’s also just people out there with tons of money and want the best of the best. Most people would be more than fine with an old steel frame and some quality tires though.

Sorry, I can’t ride without flats, normal clothes, some racks, and a big-ass bag or two. Why be aero when wind resistance only makes your legs stronger?

Pretty messed up that the driver and their insurance isn’t covering the bills…

My mind went to “thirtytwo-er” when I was reading it.

As a commuter, roadies seem weird to me.

Wait till you see road bikes!
Yar, hahar.