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(Quote) @Matt - Just looking at that lineup again. Which one is your breakfast whisky, the Fuyu? The rest of them seem more appropriate for post-11 am drinking.
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If you find yourself nostalgic for the Age Group Home comics, a sorta substitute can be found by following @realdumbrunner on the Twitter. Doesn't post a lot of comics but they are appropriately irreverent. (Image)
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Love the Ardbeg. Like sipping fire while chewing a mouthful of peat moss in a burning sauna.
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(Quote) Wilier really does make some of the prettiest bikes these days.
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@M_Ware I think you need to post some early Christmas baking or cocktail pics to make up for posting that monstrosity.
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(Quote) Been looking for an excuse to break out the budgy smuggler... let me loop in with our web overlord and see what we can come up with.
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Toronto, which is roughly the size of Chicago, just announced that restaurants and bars are closed for another 28 days. Office Xmas parties will be 'Drink alone on Zoom', so expect lots of accidental nudity.
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In honour of a couple of celebs we have lost in the past couple of weeks... https://youtu.be/bEghu90QJH4
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I'm a few blocks from @Matt. It went from huge numbers in seniors home and big death counts to quiet, now the numbers are higher than ever but fewer deaths. I know a few people who have had it, which was not the case in the first wave. Varying degre…
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(Quote) With appropriate documentation, you can also bring Canadians onto airplane with you. We're like turkeys, but more polite. https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/roadwarriorvoices/2016/01/12/passenger-takes-turkey-on-delta-flight-as-emotiona…
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That's pretty cool. He rode a massive gear for that. And to do the same distance as Jens "Shut Up, Legs" Voight...impressive. I'm not a big LS fanboy in general, but he's doing some interesting stuff these days.
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(Quote) Perfect!
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(Image) OK, then...
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So, mad props to @KHilgendorf who did what Ineos could not: Repeat as Fantasy TDF champion. That lycra fetish comes in handy at least once a year. Special mention to @"Jennifer Post" who by my informal count has managed to lose most of he…
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Stage 21 - Champs-pagne D'Élysée I've had the opportunity to bike on the Champs several times, including a European Vacation-style run through the roundabout at the Arc de Triomphe. Unfortunately I was doing it on a CitiBike-type rental. The hill i…
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Stage 20 - TT Three jerseys for Slovenia was not unexpected, but the distribution might be. That was one of the craziest displays of climbing I have ever seen. How do you put 1:21 on Tom Dumoulin in a 36 km TT? Huge kudos to Richie Porte. That wa…
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(Roglic and Pogacar still on the climb) What the hell is happening here?
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(Roglic and Pogacar on the climb) Holy sh**!
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(Dumoulin hits 5.6 km to go mark) Hmmm.
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Stage 1- Ronde van Champagnole So I was the Tour de France and the Tour of Flanders broke out. That was like an ultimate Classics break. GVA, Trentin, Stuyven, Naesen, Rowe, Sagan, etc. What a finish. The winner's post-race interview was along the …
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Stage 18 - I think. I've lost track. Last alpine stage today, last chance for any real moves until the time trial. I was pleased to see a few of the attacks go. I was quite surprised to see some of the guys get completely shelled, but man alive t…
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Stage 17 - Queen Stage That hill was crazy. It was never consistent. Went from flat to vertical to moderate to flat to down to... You get the idea. Hard to get a rhythm. This is where that power meter comes in handy. I appreciate Alaphillippe show…
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Stage 16 - Episode III - Revenge of the Bora First: no positive tests. UCI showing some skillz at testing... Second: Hell yeah! BERNAL! Just kidding. He rode the bus and picked up bottle today. I had this Bora guy pegged for a stage win this yea…
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(Quote) You might enjoy this Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/TejayInYellow/
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(Quote) If he rode for AG2R they would have duct taped him back onto his bike and had him ride between two teammates for the rest of the stage. The bummer for EF is that losing him probably cost them the teams competition. They dropped 8 slots toda…
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(Quote) Yeah. Ouch. There should be some kind of bonus for when that happens. Remember you can swap him out.
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Stage 15 - Colombier Tough day for the French teams and riders. Par for the course this tour. Average speed after two hours was 50 km/h. Insane considering what was to come. The break took a long time to get established, and it was small, meaning …
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Stage 14 - 'Flat' stage I'm writing this about 20 minutes before the sprinters will straggle in. The winner crossed the line a couple of minutes ago. Loto will be hoping for a generous time cut today. It was a fast stage so they should get it. …
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@Brew_Tri - Trying to justify being one of the 9 views on that post, I see...
