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Married to Night Train
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- Salford, UK
Yeah, I know. Counting unlocking and locking time and the fact that I can walk across the park, but not cycle that way, it's actually quicker to walk!alecstilleyedye said:and i though my commute was short!
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Well, mostly, I remembered them later, watching the video. Especially the bit where the little boy was pushing his baby brother into my path in the buggy...!magnatom said:So how do you know those were the thoughts going through your head? Do you just remember later on when you come to edit the video? or do you write it down as you cycle?:?:
I use my commute as a bit of workout, so I go at a fair pace (at least I try) so I'm a bit worried that I would finish that commute before I start it
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is that what they're called? i thought they were there to signify "i've just nipped to the cash machine - back in a mo".bonj said:god how i hate militant pushchair-pushers. They seem to think their pushchair is more useful as a battering ram to clear other peds (and cyclists, obviously!) out of the way, more than as a transport for a young child.
And by the way, the 'nice parking', that was ok as he had his hazards on.
Don't you know that's the internationally-recognised symbol for "it's different for me, i'm not going to be long." ?
In that case, you might notice that the pushchair pusher is a boy of about 6. Not militant so much, as too small to see over the buggy...bonj said:god how i hate militant pushchair-pushers. They seem to think their pushchair is more useful as a battering ram to clear other peds (and cyclists, obviously!) out of the way, more than as a transport for a young child.