Horrible click bait president.

I guess “mid-size” needs a bit of definition.

I’ve got a Triumph Tiger 800, and love it. Decided against the 1200 because I didn’t really need that much more displacement. I went with the alloy rims, and that meant tires that aren’t meant for the

The vStrom 650 or 800 are both great bikes. By all accounts the 800 hits a sweet spot, except that it’s not actually a “V”.

Honestly, if it were 5L larger, I’d buy it in a heartbeat.

20L is pretty tight for clothes - and their next model up is 35L. Something, ANYTHING in between those would be ideal.

But I’m sorely tempted…

That’s an excellent feature! My existing bag is well-padded, but the padding is at the bottom of the bag. Moving it up even a centimetre would be a great safety feature.

Thanks for that. Their stuff looks pretty solid, and I appreciate the smaller companies making great stuff. Unfortunately, the US government is negotiating a half TRILLION dollar loan to destroy my country, so I’m going to pass.

Hedgren looks great - the “Trip” might be the perfect backpack!

…except that they apparently aren’t sold in Canada. :-(

Is that a parody site? It can’t be real, can it?

I need it for general commuting - on the train, walking, and also biking. I just mentioned the bike because of the need for clothing space. In Spring, it might be +5 in the morning (need something on my arms and legs) and +25 in the afternoon (shorts and short sleeves baby!).

The USA isn’t the world. We’ll all survive after you’re gone.

Fuck 'em all.

In addition to the advice here already (some of which I agree with, some not), here are two other ideas:

1. Ask yourself WHY you’re keeping it? Does the explanation hold water?
2. Work through one area at a time, and do multiple cycles. It’s easier to work on a single room or area at a time, and if you can purge a modest amount easily, then you can work through the whole house like this. Then you go back for a second pass and will probably have a more critical eye for getting rid of stuff - another 15% goes from each room in turn.

I hope so.

Thanks, that’s what I figured.

And for the record, the keyed socket was actually in the car until we emptied everything out of it (including the wheel kit).

The story here isn’t that he’s refusing the raise, it’s that he made a statement to the press about it.

Just did a quick look in Alberta, Canada. Best price I could find was $26.99/15, or $1.80/can. That converts to €1.11 per can.

Cans are 355ml though, instead of the German 330ml.

EDIT Cans in the US are probably 355ml as well. If they were scaled down to 330ml, the price would be…

€0.75. Same as Germany.

Came across the bundle…

Ewwwwww!

Well now I’m curious. I’m 57 and the youngest of three, and I remember it from my youth.

This is SO FUCKING STUPID!

For those whose work activities support it, working from home (or staff-driven hybrid) results in the same or better productivity and better mental health outcomes.

Back to the office directives are created for a number of reasons, all of them terrible.

• Insecure managers can micromanage their staff
• Insecure executives can survey/show off their ‘empire’
• Unhappy decision makers can keep other people from being happy

Fuck this.

She’s a Trump-loving fascist, and a separatist traitor.

It’sntime for the federal government to get a judge to rule on the legality of her actions.

The National Prayer Breakfast is a HUGE deal. Every president since Ike has attended. It is a deeply evangelical event, withh thousands of attendees. And it’s appalling.