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You cant fix stupid, turns out you cant quarantine it either!
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“I even went as far as becoming a Southern Baptist until I realised they didn’t keep ‘em under long enough” Kinky Friedman
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I admire how much distance you cover on your bike, WPT.
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I don't admire it as much as I consider it a form of self flagellation :?
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stui magpie wrote:I don't admire it as much as I consider it a form of self flagellation :?
It was today. Just wasn't up to it when I left at 6.4am! Group of four of us. We are not fast but we're in the 25-30 m / hr group generally but I really felt it today despite the absence of wind.

I need to walk more and eat less.
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Nice to see Labor pick up my idea for the ring rail
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Haha, I was just saying the same thing to Lola! She's been going on about that for years, despite my scepticism. Pretty happy to see it being discussed, though!
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The daughter is having a blinder.

She messaged me yesterday for Fathers day, and they're really seeing Europe in that campervan.

After spending a couple of days at a makeshift caravan park with pirated electricity, she's now been through Spain and Portugal (staying at a joint called The Gspot Hostel :? ) and now onto Morocco.

I can see someone struggling badly to settle back into work when they come back.
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Sounds bloody awesome, magnificent.
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Last day of work before a week off to take a road trip with Morrigu to Dubbo.

Look out Dubbo! And Narrandera. And Wagga Wagga :wink:
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^

Good luck, that's a seriously boring drive, just flat dry land.
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you're forgetting the 2 crazy road-trippers :wink:
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^

I hope you can sustain the craziness with little sensory input. :wink:

At least check out some of the little towns you'll go through. Don't bother with Finley though.
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Sounds like a good name for a pet dolphin.
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