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An Alaska Q400 has reportedly been stolen from Seatac airport. There are additional, sketchier reports that it may have been shot down and/or crashed, but no confirmation on that as of now.
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The ATC communication reminds me of that Seinfeld episode where Jerry’s car gets stolen and they call his car phone and talk with the thief.
https://youtu.be/hG-_tz5YuZE Anonymous
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>>1237148 I like /n/ a lot, especially as a student pilot
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I am thinking about a new business.
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Any other opinion? Thanking you in advance.
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Would the Japanese society ever tolerate electric scooter rental services like Bird or Lime?
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>>1255237 Thank you. In Japan, electric scooters can not run freely. There are conditions such as attaching a license plate, a driver's license required, attaching a helmet, and the passage of a sidewalk is impossible. It is also subject to parking violation. It is similar to a motorcycle. So it can not be a business.
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>>1249866 Which folding bike do you own is it this?
http://www.citizenbike.com/catalog.asp?product_category_id=1&product_id=65 I've been looking for a case for my citizen Tokyo forever.
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>>1255481 This is what I prepare. It is far more compact than yours.
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So 11 speed is not offically pleb tier and patrician cyclists ride 12 speed already or have one orderered.
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>>1255015 >3x7 is all you need yeah... you've clearly never run an old mtb on any sort of technical terrain and had chain-suck ruin your shit.
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>>1255005 I drop freds like you on my alu bike with 10 speed Red all the time
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>>1255178 the only horse category rider around these parts is baconrider
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>>1255208 answer my question
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We did it /n/iggers. We're on the popular threads section. Never would I ever expect this slow ass board to show up on the front page.
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>>1255259 in the bin with you
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>>1255259 Walking is definitely a transport ("mobility" for the fancier term), which furthermore often interacts with biking
>>1253912 . Walkability is a component of cities and towns so there's /upg/.
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>>1255259 I'll tolerate you but don't even think about driving a car
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>>1255259 >dislikes cycling >10 times faster >5 times funner >3 times cooler SKKT SKKTT
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5030925/German-firm-sparks-anger-naming-new-train-Anne-Frank.html Post locomotives you'd name after the girl. It can be from any railroad from any era, but it has to be a nice one.
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Let's get this thread back on track guys.>tfw no Anne Frank to sit alongside you and watch the shuntybois roll by
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>>1247911 4.5 months.
Don't blame you though, the amerifat date system can be confusing.
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>>1252003 Are those pubic hairs covering the photograph?
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>>1197279 This was an active and fun thread before the OP got deleted, thanks jannies.
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RIP Anne Frank
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Rail push car on Alapayevsk narrow-gauge railway (Russia)
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>>1254804 Maybe he did the fancy math and got the hitch weight to 0?
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>>1255427 No idea why they (sometimes) have helmets when they're on such a wide wheelbase and stuck on tracks. Other than that, it looks great.
I was touring when I passed a group of them and the riders-to-be getting some kind of introduction speech. I would have loved to have joined them, although their longest trip is only 26 miles.
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Im trying to restore this railway carriage. Am i insane?
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ITT people with honorable dreams but no money or manpower.
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I'm the guy with diesel shunter
>>1249589 Here's a picture I took recently.
Green paint on cab is only here to prevent rust.
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>>1255405 The driver's desk
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>>1255406 And a little peak at the engine
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Are trains the most nerdy pursuit?
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>>1251886 >>1251887 I never would have guessed I have something nerdy to contribute to a discussion about elevators.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EV2Z9rxHSDE The new town hall of Hannover, Germany, has an elevator going up the side of the dome in an arched course. Apparently, it's the only elevator in the world that does this.
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>>1254496 I genuinely hate the fact that I can also contribute to this curved elevator discussion, but the Gateway Arch in St. Louis also has a type of curved elevator.
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>>1254470 I done seen one doing logging. Twas impressive.
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>>1253980 A helicrane with a firefighting attachment (that big hose sucks up water from reservoirs or lakes)
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this is the real deal
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What is the right way to handle a left turn going north south on this intersection?
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>>1253392 The correct way is to drive on the left side
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id squeeze to the left side of the left lane while i wait to make my turn so if the car behind me isnt a pussy, he can squeeze past me
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^^^ohhhh on a bike, not a car
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If you do a direct left turn, you take the lane unless you're SURE cars can get by. >How do you stop cagers from just running into you if you are stopped and the light is green?
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>>1253392 >Remove a full car lane for two bicycle lanes (one per direction) >The now-middle lane is the left turn lane If cyclists would cycle on the road, which in this scenario it looks like they have to, they would block a car lane anyway so there's not really that much of a disadvantage for cagers
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Was killing time biking around a local park when my tires slipped on something while going around a corner. Was pretty unexpected because it's not even that rainy yet. Thankfully I was only going maybe 12-13mph and managed to jump clear and land on my feet which felt a little badass, although I'm sure I looked like an idiot to passerby. I think I might need new tires.
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I was commuting to work and today was rainy so traffic was a bitch; Came across a street bump on a narrow street and there was a beat up rural bus slowing down to cross it, i took the chance and speed up to pass him, he didnt liked to see me going faster on front of him só once he cleared the bump he turned closer to the sidewalk throwing my wheel in the gutter which made me fall (third world só gutter is like a trench)he then accerelated away
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>>1254792 can't see any damage on the wheel from the photo, but I wouldn't worry about the tire unless it's bulging in that spot. Maybe keep an eye on it.
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I crashed into a rock earlier.
