Don't they just have syringes you can use instead? That seems easier-er...
Hey I'm not fat, I'm just storing energy for later.
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Roller skaters go for world record in Golden Gate Park. Maintaining the vibe is key
(www.sfchronicle.com)
Guess it varies by individual, I am hairy but sweat still beads up if it's hot enough or I work out hard enough.
It does that when you don't shave too.
I have a minds eye and can give my thoughts a voice if I choose, but they aren't there by default. Interestingly though, I am a parent to a child who appears to have aphantasia.
Just wanted to point out that yes, even in a tubeless wheel you can pop a tube in (provided they aren't airless tires of course, these look like they're either tubed or tubeless though). You can probably replace the stem and as long as you can get it to seal it should be OK. If not, either replace it or just pop a tube in and use it like that.
My internal monologue has no sound, it's just raw words. Not text, just the concept of words.
My thoughts can have a voice if I give it one, but not by default. Usually things only have "sound" in my head if I'm playing a song in my head or something.
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Sam Abt, Legendary American Cycling Journalist and Tour de France Pioneer, Dies
(velo.outsideonline.com)
They also make a lot more cars than they do bikes like this, so the economy of scale probably helps too, but I wouldn't be surprised if there were some pretty hefty subsidies on top of that.
Yeah, sounds like I'll be skipping Subnautica 2. First one was great though!
That thing looks wild!
Getting old definitely sucks, my busted arm is still healing from a crash over a year ago.
Still, it beats the alternative.
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What made the syringe messier?