#82

HAH.

In my experience most of the folk in there didn’t get there by bike.

#83

I really, really don’t like being on the road having drunk even the smallest quantity of booze. I’m so responsible.

#84

Have you never seen a film from the 1970s Theo?

But I agree on pre-internet distraction. Before the internet I wasted money and time on endless film and music magazines, and was more than capable of finding things to do instead of studying

Pre-internet workplaces were pretty bleak on a slow day though

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#85

Hold on a second.

#86

I’m so sorry.

#87

I do it fairly regularly, which is bad, but oh well. For the record it’s kind of hard to get “done” for (which isn’t why I do it): https://www.slatergordon.co.uk/media-centre/blog/2015/03/is-it-illegal-to-ride-a-bicycle-when-drunk/

#88

I love drunk cycling. Feels like you’re in a Spielbergian adventure.

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#89

Duel?

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#90

Fuck that, when I’m in a cafe I like to browse DiS… Where I speak to strangers

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#91

Yes I do

#92

What, Always?

#93

Just sitting. Do you do it?

  • Yes, whenever I can
  • I try to, but get distracted
  • Nah. Like doing stuff all the time

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#94

This is now the cycling thread.

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#95

But it’s full of cunts, like you and me. We don’t want trendy youngsters like @Ruffers or @profk invading our world*.

*) it’s busy enough as it is. Can’t run the risk of not getting a table.

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#96

Look Mum No Hands! > Tina, We Salute You

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#97

my go-to cafe does the one hour free wi-fi thing and cuts you off after that. even if it didn’t i’d be inclined to just grab another Americano if i’ve been there longer than an hour.

#98

we’re not all strangers, i’m not sure we’re all friends, I dunno what we are

#99

Never heard of it.

googles

Trendy white-walled cafe with regularly changing murals inside and out, and work by local artists.

:mask:

#100

#eastlondon

#101

I don’t know either, pal