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Cygni posted:first train to Santa Monica since 1953 That train looks like it's from 1953
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pointsofdata posted:That train looks like it's from 1953 close, but from 87-88 heres what the (loving ugly) trains that ran to santa monica actually looked like in 1953 
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May 21, 2016 18:44
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Cygni posted:close, but from 87-88 that train loving owns
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May 21, 2016 18:46
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Cygni posted:first train to Santa Monica since 1953
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May 21, 2016 18:52
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TO THE GULAGS, WEST SIDER SCUM!!
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May 21, 2016 18:53
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I'm on a train rn
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May 21, 2016 20:10
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Captain Foo posted:I'm on a train rn how fast does it go. does anyone have a bicycle on it. is it for poors or not
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May 21, 2016 20:13
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i take the gold line to go from pasadena to hollywood and even DTLA. it's cool and good, although pretty crowded which I thought was p. cool also.
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May 21, 2016 20:18
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LA's investment in transit is cool + good
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so the mayor of Boston is trying out a car ban on the soho boutique style street in Boston for one day this summer and I can't wait to hear the bawling from all the moron henrys and their land rovers and audis bitching about not being able to park in front of Burberry or soul cycle
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Grandmaster.flv posted:so the mayor of Boston is trying out a car ban on the soho boutique style street in Boston for one day this summer and I can't wait to hear the bawling from all the moron henrys and their land rovers and audis bitching about not being able to park in front of Burberry or soul cycle sounds about right. our ones claim cycle lanes and reduced road access through parks will cause more pollution
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also whoever said Boston isn't a bikeable city is a moron. Boston is probably one of the most bikeable major metros because of how dense the city is built. you can be end to end in 45 minutes on a bike. poo poo I live in east Boston, on the Atlantic Ocean and I can still probably get two towns out of Boston in any direction in an hour
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Grandmaster.flv posted:also whoever said Boston isn't a bikeable city is a moron. Boston is probably one of the most bikeable major metros because of how dense the city is built. you can be end to end in 45 minutes on a bike. poo poo I live in east Boston, on the Atlantic Ocean and I can still probably get two towns out of Boston in any direction in an hour Biking in New England owns because everything is so close together, and you don't have to go very far to be in some nice countryside. Hell, the whole eastern seaboard down to North Carolina is heaven compared to Texas, which is where I did most of my rides for years.
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https://www.bostonglobe.com/lifestyle/2016/04/25/bike-bus-offers-ride-that-will-leave-you-spinning/PGDCh4rvPG8Mz81Ve1u7FK/story.html boston is the most bikeable city because there's even buses that put the bikes as stationary exercise equipment inside the vehicle.
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May 22, 2016 00:20
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unfortunately not just a boston thing
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May 22, 2016 00:31
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Grandmaster.flv posted:so the mayor of Boston is trying out a car ban on the soho boutique style street in Boston for one day this summer and I can't wait to hear the bawling from all the moron henrys and their land rovers and audis bitching about not being able to park in front of Burberry or soul cycle I had not heard about a Newbury car ban but that would be loving amazing
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May 22, 2016 01:41
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boston sucks to cycle in because the road conditions are atrocious and traffic volume is absolutely insane
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shits not far but you'll be dead or have a flat before you get there
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Bloody posted:boston sucks ftfy
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Bloody posted:boston sucks to cycle in because the road conditions are atrocious and traffic volume is absolutely insane dont be a wuss. cycling means you don't have to deal with traffic and if you keep getting flats get better tires. I get what you mean but it's just a learning curve. if you can handle Boston/NYC streets on the daily you can basically bike any other city just off that core skillset source: I bike Boston/Camberville as a job
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May 22, 2016 03:24
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do u deliver packages or do u do workout coaching or what
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May 22, 2016 03:34
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Grandmaster.flv posted:dont be a wuss. cycling means you don't have to deal with traffic and if you keep getting flats get better tires. I get what you mean but it's just a learning curve. if you can handle Boston/NYC streets on the daily you can basically bike any other city just off that core skillset nah this city is trash for biking in, sorry about your terrible job
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May 22, 2016 03:53
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and cycling in boston is literally 100% dealing with traffic. it is 100% try not to get murdered by terrible taxis buses trucks and assholes in bmws
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May 22, 2016 03:54
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like yeah camberville its not too bad but in downtown literally you get murdered
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Bloody posted:and cycling in boston is literally 100% dealing with traffic. it is 100% try not to get murdered by terrible taxis buses trucks and assholes in bmws that's everywhere with cars. somebody on the pos posted a video of a guy on a bike getting owned by a guy on a motorcycle in some canyon in the middle of nowhere there's cars trying to kill you no matter where you go. at least Boston is putting more protected cycle tracks though for people like you who are understandably skittish about dealing with traffic. I totally get what you're saying though. once you bike in traffic regularly it kind of goes away. I mean you're always hyper vigilant but it's not nearly as stressful. you still have the same random chance of death but you at least learn better ways of anticipating death uh I deliver farmshare/csa goods via bike and on some days I do recycling pickup for the city of Cambridge via bike. this is my whip  pre trash that bike weighs 400lbs by itself. my high score is 500lbs of recycling on it according to the scale at the recycling center. let me tell you you haven't lived until you've tried to take that loving tank on a 40mph rd. Casual Encountess fucked around with this message at 04:28 on May 22, 2016 |
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bloody is exceedingly right and you must have hailed Satan on a serious level to still be alive, forums poster grandmaster.flv
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May 22, 2016 04:40
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so you run a trash rickshaw
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Triglav posted:so you run a trash rickshaw
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Triglav posted:so you run a trash rickshaw
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Triglav posted:so you run a trash rickshaw
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drat right I do and it's going to be a loving AMAZING thesis on sustainability for me
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Grandmaster.flv posted:drat right I do and it's going to be a loving AMAZING thesis on sustainability for me something which is only going to be done by young, fit, aggressive men doesn't seem very sustainable to be.
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May 22, 2016 11:52
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I see old Chinese men pushing the same amount of cans on regular rear end mountain bikes all the time it they can do it so can a fat out of shape computer toucher
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May 22, 2016 11:58
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I'm seriously impressed these old dudes have to make at least a Hundo a day in can returns
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triple post: the other part of my thesis is about low income work and how cycling and public transit is the backbone of that class and how better cycle infrastructure lets browns and darks get to their lovely underpaying job more efficiently it's basically about class warfare through biking
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Grandmaster.flv posted:triple post: the other part of my thesis is about low income work and how cycling and public transit is the backbone of that class and how better cycle infrastructure lets browns and darks get to their lovely underpaying job more efficiently cycling's relationship to class seems to vary a lot from city to city. for example, now that cycling to work is popular with urban middle class people in london we are finally getting some good infrastructure, which is making it more accessible for everyone.
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well yeah infrastructure comes from rich white people who have time to lobby for it. working class people don't have time to push for it but they're actually impacted far more by safety measures
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May 22, 2016 13:25
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Grandmaster.flv posted:that's everywhere with cars. somebody on the pos posted a video of a guy on a bike getting owned by a guy on a motorcycle in some canyon in the middle of nowhere hahaha this bike fuckin owns
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Grandmaster.flv posted:cycle infrastructure lets browns and darks get to their lovely underpaying job more efficiently shaggar was white
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Adix posted:shaggar was white
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