TomK32

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by TomK32 5y ago
Ah, 5k running. I was still on topic with cycling. Sorry.
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by TomK32 5y ago
Time for Geater London to join the devolved nations, BBC Scotland, Wales, Ulster, and Foyle are still available.
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by TomK32 5y ago
More time trials, that's what does mix up the Tour de France. I mean who needs a radio on a time trial anyways :-D
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by TomK32 5y ago
Even with radio, the breakouts might feel confident with the lead but not realize yet that the poursuivants have stepped up their speed.
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by TomK32 5y ago
Why 5k when it's only a week since Austrian Christoph Strasser set the records for 1000 (one thousand) kilometers, in just under a day (with 2 minutes total for breaks and clothes changes).
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by TomK32 5y ago
Interesting, the race taking place on a hot day and she doesn't feel hot when her core peaks at 39.3 degrees.
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by TomK32 5y ago
A few months ago on my usual round I (6'3", 103kg) by chance teamed up with a much smaller woman. I felt the draft effet even when I was behind her rather small statue, and it was a fun and quick ride. Then came a bus of five ride
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by TomK32 5y ago
Breaks are rarely a winning strategy (on mountains they are, but those are a pure display of strength and will-power). Granted she is a mathematician and might be literate in road racing strategy but I'm sure a lot of that strategy is
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by TomK32 5y ago
Ahhh, no. No! NO! The Olympics as envisioned by Coubertin didn't allow professionals for a very long time, A VERY LONG TIME. For boxers this year is actually the first Olympics that do accept professionals. https://en.wikipe
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by TomK32 5y ago
Oh communication is so important, isn't it? There's even an old Slim Gaillard song about that I used to lindy hop to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teaxWYRH9A4 What I've read, Kiesenhofer would have preferre
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by TomK32 5y ago
One take I remember from The Adventure of English[0]: When it's in the kitchen it's germanic/anglo-saxon, when it's in the lord's dining room it's a French (vulgar Latin). Romanized languages are an important p
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by TomK32 6y ago
In Germany if your tax fraud exceeds a million Euros it's prison for you, though it can be on probation.
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by TomK32 6y ago
> ... I would imagine the data is transmitted securely so husbands can't use that signal. It won't matter if the data is transmitted (and stored) securely, a husband concerned about his wife will have enough data about the auto
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by TomK32 6y ago
How about putting AR helmets onto generals, politicians and soldiers, all at once due to some special occasion, and never ever bringing them back from that alternative reality where they can keep playing eNdlessWar[1] while we get on with a
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by TomK32 6y ago
Is it the same as on Vimeo? https://vimeo.com/139828664
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by TomK32 6y ago
Of course, poverty in Britain is something the Tories actually do want, whereas in India I'm sure every major party is fighting against poverty.
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by TomK32 6y ago
"well-thought out uses of force" was certainly a part of school life in the post-war years, yet it couldn't stop teenagers, rock'n'roll, mini-skirts and hippies. We are not talking about "no discipline at all&q
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by TomK32 6y ago
Well, my half-sister is six months older and my sister two months and two weeks younger...
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by TomK32 6y ago
Anytime and anywhere you have a chance to. Be spontaneous and creative. You don't need a bed to have sex in anyways.
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by TomK32 6y ago
It is abuse. As a parent you are in a stronger position and your child will will trust you because you are their first and primary focus of this new world their are growing into. Violence against children (and most of it happens in families
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by TomK32 6y ago
Please do remember that children are humans who still learn how to interact socially. They often lack ways to express feeling and don't yet have full impulsive control. Last but not least, they live as their parents are.
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by TomK32 6y ago
You don't need violence to reach this goal.
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by TomK32 6y ago
30 percent of British children are living in poverty. https://cpag.org.uk/child-poverty/child-poverty-facts-and-fi...
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by TomK32 6y ago
I can hear my daughter just fine on a crowded playground. It's all about spending a decent amount of time with your own children.
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by TomK32 6y ago
As a parent you are simply betraying the unconditional love and trust your child has in you.
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by TomK32 6y ago
We had our baby in our bed between us and usually I woke up first when the baby wanted to be nursed and just gently pushed it so she could get nursed by her mother. Worked fine. We're in Austria.
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by TomK32 6y ago
still unused?
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by TomK32 6y ago
or these very awkward siamese twins https://thisanimedoesnotexist.ai/slider.html?seed=21998
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by TomK32 6y ago
And three doesn't make a monopoly but a oligopoly. Which doesn't sound catchy enough for a header-line.
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by TomK32 6y ago
I guess you ensure exposure by having many test subjects during an ongoing pandemic... Now that the UK have already over 500k doses of the other vaccine administered we will see new data on the effectiveness and safety of the vaccine (in co

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