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I assume that most of us can relate.

juicedcoupe wrote: ↑Wed Jul 20, 2022 2:29 pm I assume that most of us can relate.

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Could be possible, but it's almost hard to believe a millennial wrote this, because;
1) Attempt to use punctuation was used (which seems to take a very large amount of self-discipline & effort nowadays).
2) They know the difference between there, their & they're, and actually have a care to use the word correctly.

R6cowboy wrote: ↑Wed Jul 20, 2022 6:39 pm 1) Correct punctuation was used throughout (which seems to take a very large amount of self-discipline & effort nowadays).

They used separators, which for most of that generation is a rarity, but they used a lot of the wrong one.

Sorry, but I can't identify with "they built different".... that makes it sounds like us old goats have three legs, or extra arms coming out of our belly buttons, or something similar .

Oh, and

Another funny tracking route,

Anchorage Alaska is on the way to Kentucky from Texas right?

morrisey0 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 20, 2022 7:30 pm They used separators, which for most of that generation is a rarity, but they used a lot of the wrong one.

You're right. Had to edit my above post. But I still give millennials a browny point for a good attempt of using it.

Had a no prep race in Salt Lake City this weekend so we stopped by Antelope island on the way home today. Beautiful place even though the Great Salt Lake isn’t looking so hot these days

Running the 1:1 bike today...


A day with high (34°C) and low (10°C), and some rain. My bike did not run since almost 2020... 400 kms, partly under (heavy) rain, but smile under the helmet the whole day

Not taken by me, but very cool

My Janday Conure perched on a branch while out on a hike. I've had her 25 years.

About 2 hours ago.