A much more manageable road. What's it like cycling there?
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Posted Yesterday, 22:22
It's generally pretty safe cycling anywhere over here.
Roads aren't that wide in a lot of places, and cars are pretty inpatient when overtaking a lot of the time so will regularly overtake when they shouldn't, but pretty sure that's a universal cycling problem anyway.
Roads aren't that wide in a lot of places, and cars are pretty inpatient when overtaking a lot of the time so will regularly overtake when they shouldn't, but pretty sure that's a universal cycling problem anyway.
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Posted Today, 04:16
Come cycle in Istanbul, for adrenaline rush 
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Posted Today, 05:56
The roads are pretty simple here, the worst crossroad is this one where most of the road accidents happen, but it should get a roundabout soon.
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Posted Today, 09:34
Ei, ma ei haki sinu sibulat raisk.
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Posted Today, 10:37
YOUR FACE is not words. 
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Posted Today, 14:03
Why do advertisers (presumably) pay stupid amounts of money to get sportsball players in their adverts, when they have the charisma of a potato. Is that supposed to entice me?
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Posted Today, 15:36
Slightly Wonky Robob, on 11 October 2024 - 14:03, said:
Why do advertisers (presumably) pay stupid amounts of money to get sportsball players in their adverts, when they have the charisma of a potato. Is that supposed to entice me?
A lot of imbeciles really adore those non charismatic football figures. At my previous workplace, there was a guy which had small photos of his favourite player near his pc and as wallpaper...
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Posted Today, 15:53
Big name = Big sale
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Posted Today, 16:23
General, on 11 October 2024 - 15:36, said:
Slightly Wonky Robob, on 11 October 2024 - 14:03, said:
Why do advertisers (presumably) pay stupid amounts of money to get sportsball players in their adverts, when they have the charisma of a potato. Is that supposed to entice me?
A lot of imbeciles really adore those non charismatic football figures. At my previous workplace, there was a guy which had small photos of his favourite player near his pc and as wallpaper...
You'd have to hope it's repressed homosexuality at that point.
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Posted Today, 16:28
A lot of repressed homosexuals here for sure. A LOT.
Watching sweaty, muscular guys running around for 90 minutes is one of the most homosexual activity i can imagine
Watching sweaty, muscular guys running around for 90 minutes is one of the most homosexual activity i can imagine
Edited by General, Today, 16:30.
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Posted Today, 16:40
General, on 11 October 2024 - 16:28, said:
A lot of repressed homosexuals here for sure. A LOT.
Watching sweaty, muscular guys running around for 90 minutes is one of the most homosexual activity i can imagine
Watching sweaty, muscular guys running around for 90 minutes is one of the most homosexual activity i can imagine
I don't think you're trying hard enough. Gay sex is the most homosexual activity I can imagine.
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