FredPret

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   by FredPret 6y ago

   What a touching story INTPenis
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   by FredPret 6y ago

   I read the book and still had no clue what was going on
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   by FredPret 6y ago

   I don’t know if that’s illegal or not but it really should be
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   by FredPret 6y ago

   I’m genuinely surprised by that video. That would certainly make Canadian winters more cyclable. However, what if you have a 30-60 min commute and it’s -20, -30 out? You can easily drive that, but cycling is another matter.
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   by FredPret 6y ago

   "I already pay to be close to work" That's the crux of my point. Change that, and your options suddenly open up a lot.
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   by FredPret 6y ago

   Practically speaking, keeping 100% of the ice off of even well-used sidewalks 100% of the time all winter long isn't going to happen. All it takes is one patch of black ice and you can have a very serious bike crash. There's also
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   by FredPret 6y ago

   Try cycling through 3ft of snow or on ice... with snow-plows lumbering by. Even if you're walking, -20C and below is just too damn cold even if you have proper gear.
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   by FredPret 6y ago

   Is a bigger house/condo with an office an option? If you can work remotely, why live (I’m assuming) in a city that is expensive because it was built around an in-person existence?