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Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
Location
Land of Lincoln
Will they insist that the beaches are kept open despite shark attacks ?

Just wondered ! :whistle:
Mostly progressives won in Normal, where there is actually party affiliation on the township board, it was evenly split between Republicans and Democrats, and the town president and trustees were re-elected, which is good in my view, very centrist folks opposed by Tea Party types, one of whom organized a bus trip to Washington, D.C. on January 6. I do not think Senator McConnells remarks about business staying out of politics (or else!) yesterday helped anything. Midwestern conservatives do not give a shite about ideology, per se. They care about low taxes and low regulation of business. And some of the crazy beliefs among the Republican faithful do not gain that much traction among skeptical Midwesterners.
 
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classic33

Leg End Member
You mean like this person, who was comptroller of Dixon, Illinois?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rita_Crundwell
Something like that, but not as grand as racing horses.
 
Chilly with sunny intervals here chez Casa Reynard. And with a really brisk northerly breeze.

It must've been well cold during the night, as the temperature in the sitting room had dipped to 14C :ohmy: I had thought about a bicycular bimble this morning, but it's not really an outdoor kind of day here. I may revise that plan after lunch.

So I cut up a pineapple for later, made some apple sauce to go with tonight's pork and cut some parts for my Higman model. And I bought the programme for the 1988 British F3 round that was held at Spa.

Anyways, speaking of lunch, I had better put the pot of minestrone soup on to warm.
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
Chilly with sunny intervals here chez Casa Reynard. And with a really brisk northerly breeze.

It must've been well cold during the night, as the temperature in the sitting room had dipped to 14C :ohmy: I had thought about a bicycular bimble this morning, but it's not really an outdoor kind of day here. I may revise that plan after lunch.

So I cut up a pineapple for later, made some apple sauce to go with tonight's pork and cut some parts for my Higman model. And I bought the programme for the 1988 British F3 round that was held at Spa.

Anyways, speaking of lunch, I had better put the pot of minestrone soup on to warm.
Mmm, pineapple!
 

fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
Took Tiggy into the vet today - peaceful departure to cat heaven. She couldn't even stand this morning.
 
I did go for a ride this afternoon - although it ended up not being the ride I'd intended. I fancied a spin along Padnal Bank so started out with Wiggy #2, the Chartes. Got about a hundred yards up the road and was like, hmm, the front end feels a bit odd.

Yup, a visitation from the P*ncture Fairy.

Now I'm not sure whether I rode over summat I shouldn't on Sunday, or whether I didn't close the (Presta) valve doodad after pumping the tyres up before Sunday's ride. Checking that is a job for tomorrow.

So wheeled the bike home, swapped to Max the MTB, and spent an enjoyable if rather chilly hour riding some local bridleways instead. Am really falling in love with my steel-framed Raleigh. Once I can sort the saddle issues, I'll have one banging bike.
 
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