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Socially awkward bon vivant. I’m just here to talk sports, bikes, music, maybe bitch a little bit, and make jokes. I hate bullies and punching down. Opinions are my own. RT is not an endorsement.
You’d think so, right? This makes much more sense. I was assuming Mac was his first name and Allister was his surname.
Every time I see this argument, I remember back to a farmer I worked for as a teen that drove almost everywhere in an early 80s Toyota Tercel hatchback. He only drove a pickup when he needed to actually haul something.
I've been right-hooked on my bike by this model pickup truck. This graphic explains why, I guess, the driver was STUNNED he hit me and how I CAME OUT OF NOWHERE. Anyway, these things are death machines and shouldn't be on city streets. (gift article) www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
Fun Gen X trivia from this series - one of the detectives was played by Carl the janitor from The Breakfast Club!
Also, consider following the footsteps of the great John Daly by wearing something over-the-top and fabulous on the green.
Forever Knight (1992-96) - a Canadian vampire works the graveyard shift as a Toronto homicide detective
I have a hard time believing that whoever wrote this didn't get the irony of starting the document off with this particular Cicero quote.
We memory-hole how misogynistic this period of time (‘97-‘12) was, but the evidence is apparently all around us. A whole-ass generation moving backwards. www.theguardian.com/world/2026/m...
The Red River of the north. I grew up a mile or so away. When I was 17, it flooded so bad that a nearby town of 50,000 had to evacuate. We canoed 1/2 mile to the highway for supplies for two weeks because our house was surrounded by floodwaters.
Pete Golding is Paul Rudd’s character from Forgetting Sarah Marshall, ten years after his surf shop went under.