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Edit: Ah - beat me to it Tom!Note: the above post is an opinion and not fact. It might be a lie.0 -
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Note: the above post is an opinion and not fact. It might be a lie.0
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teagar wrote:
The actor once made a celebrity appearance at my school at the height of his fame.
Even made the local news!
What actor?
Neighbours is a documentary 8)Saracen Tenet 3 - 2015 - Dead - Replaced with a Hack Frame
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The term lance has become a catchall for a variety of different pole weapons based on the spear. The name is derived from lancea, Roman auxiliaries' javelin, although according to the OED, the word may be of Iberian origin.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lance
Also, check out the name of this non-cycling related article - dangerously close to being topical: http://www.myarmoury.com/feature_lancepistol.html"Difficult, difficult, lemon difficult"0 -
Lancer = to throw (French verb) i.e. lance le sprint = throw the bike at the line0
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Wow. In just over an hour almost 250 hits. The power of a single word is sometimes amazing.0
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micron wrote:Lancer = to throw (French verb) i.e. lance le sprint = throw the bike at the line
No offense Micron, but "lancer le sprint" rather means "start the sprint", cos in French "lancer" can also mean "start" and "launch".0 -
dennisn wrote:Wow. In just over an hour almost 250 hits. The power of a single word is sometimes amazing.
It certainly is - but the single word that attracted me to the thread was "dennisn". I wanted to see what cack you were serving up this time. Sadly disappointed.Le Blaireau (1)0 -
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DaveyL wrote:dennisn wrote:Wow. In just over an hour almost 250 hits. The power of a single word is sometimes amazing.
It certainly is - but the single word that attracted me to the thread was "dennisn". I wanted to see what cack you were serving up this time. Sadly disappointed.
Sorry, but it's been so cold around here that I think part of my brain froze up over the weekend.0 -
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dennisn wrote:DaveyL wrote:dennisn wrote:Wow. In just over an hour almost 250 hits. The power of a single word is sometimes amazing.
It certainly is - but the single word that attracted me to the thread was "dennisn". I wanted to see what cack you were serving up this time. Sadly disappointed.
Sorry, but it's been so cold around here that I think part of my brain froze up over the weekend.
I realise this isnt about LA but Freezing up you say ........ Is the States like the UK ? Im interested to know what you mean by cold here in the UK we have two levels of cold Level 1 is the Home Counties/London cold say -2 where a state of emergency is almost declared and the News networks send reporters out to say how cold it all is brrrrrrrr.......... or is like a Northern Britian cold say -15 to -20 where folks just knuckle down and get on with it without any great palaver ?Gasping - but somehow still alive !0 -
Well, where I live the temp has been hovering around 10 degree F. Give or take 10 degrees. North of us(Canada) it's been much worse but the Canadians seem to not be all that bothered by it.0
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dennisn wrote:Well, where I live the temp has been hovering around 10 degree F. Give or take 10 degrees. North of us(Canada) it's been much worse but the Canadians seem to not be all that bothered by it.
Bigger countries are rarely troubled by weather. It's just the little guys like the UK and USFckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
iainf72 wrote:dennisn wrote:Well, where I live the temp has been hovering around 10 degree F. Give or take 10 degrees. North of us(Canada) it's been much worse but the Canadians seem to not be all that bothered by it.
Bigger countries are rarely troubled by weather. It's just the little guys like the UK and US
Did I detect just a very little bit of sarcasm in that post? Maybe just a little?0 -
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NapoleonD wrote:
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Moray Gub wrote:Im interested to know what you mean by cold here in the UK we have two levels of cold Level 1 is the Home Counties/London cold say -2 where a state of emergency is almost declared and the News networks send reporters out to say how cold it all is brrrrrrrr.......... or is like a Northern Britian cold say -15 to -20 where folks just knuckle down and get on with it without any great palaver ?
People in the home counties / London just knuckle down and get on with it. Unfortunately a lot of the infrastructure breaks and because there are more than 3 people per square mile it causes difficultly.
And I thought you knew better than to trust what was in the press MGFckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
Chip \'oyler wrote:NapoleonD wrote:
Er... is there an echo in here?
You think I could be ar5ed to read through all the other replies?0