A folding bike that's small enough to be carried in a backpack: [link]
Looks cool. But the wheels are pretty small so I wonder how it'd handle bumpy streets....
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The majority of the frame is made from heat treated aluminium and high strength glass fibre, which is what gives it both its strength and its featherweight...er, weight. It has a twin chain gearing system using specifically small drive axles, often one of the heaviest parts of a traditional bicycle, and the pneumatic tyres ensure a smooth and comfortable ride. The A Bike comes with a carry storage bag for tucking it away at home, or in the office. Until now folding bike have just been bikes that, well, folded, so you were left with, erm...half a bike, and a heavy one at that. This mechanical miracle is truly light, collapsible and of course eminently portable, so you can cycle to the station, the harbour, the airport or just down the drive to your car!
Alan Davies has a Spanish/Mexican accent that's pretty lamentable, though.
I watched one where SF went through an amazing array of Scottish accents.
I watched one where SF went through an amazing array of Scottish accents.
I get probably about 50% of the jokes they make about either the English class system or various geographical differences in the UK.
I only get it if it's Scotland or Wales. Anything else and I'm lost, though they seem to be enjoying themselves so much it's still funny.
I'm on a mission to, well, eat badly with better ingredients.
I had a sorry realization the other day that the only so-called good eating habit I could claim was a lack of seriously bad eating habits.
I love TJs cashew butter and their cashew/macadamia butter. I have to thank Kat for introducing me to them. We almost never buy peanut butter anymore.
Mr. Jane would love that! I love the "Why I deserve it" answers too!
I thought Strega was starring the movie posters: like this Star Wars one where all the characters are drawn and grouped together.
Yeah (though I can see why my rambling was unclear). I guess illustrations do not equal cartoons to me, so I thought it meant something more specific. I shall harrumph at Andrew W.K. thusly:
Harrumph.
That showed him!
