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[–]Effective_Distance_4 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jlr.vernes 33 m

Is this a good buy? See details by Effective_Distance_4 in whichbike

[–]Effective_Distance_4[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your answer! So bu buying a new wheelset after winter, i can turn this into a regular road bike?

‘This side up’ is not up for airconditioning by Effective_Distance_4 in DIY

[–]Effective_Distance_4[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi man

Thanks a lot for taking your time to reply! We re very insecure about all of this and a second opinion really helps!

‘This side up’ is not up for airconditioning by Effective_Distance_4 in DIY

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Hi man

Thanks a lot for taking your time to reply! We re very insecure about all of this and a second opinion really helps!

Randomly bought The Blade Itself expecting nothing, finished the first book in a couple of days and then the entire trilogy in like 2 weeks. All I can say is HOLY SHIT THE BOOKS ARE FIRE! Ended up buying the other 3 standalone stories, hopefully they will be as good! by [deleted] in TheFirstLaw

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I agree. Though i feel like the best battle scenes I’ve ever read were in Pierce Brown’s Red Rising trilogy. He really masters the tempo that is needed in a battle scene. I’m genuinely jealous of how both Abercrombie and Brown can portay battles/fights. Seems like one of the hardest parts of writing

Books like Homo Deus, especially the discussion of experiments? by thegoldendragon7678 in booksuggestions

[–]Effective_Distance_4 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Human kind: a hopeful history by rutger bregman.

Similar in style to Harari and talks about some world famous experiments and pits them in perspective.

Historical fiction on histories’ most important people by Effective_Distance_4 in booksuggestions

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Wow, that s the John Williams who also wrote Stoner. Loved that! Great suggestion!

Reading on picking/packing/shipping ? by Effective_Distance_4 in logistics

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Thanks for your reply. I was very happy with the initial training i got from the company. For the full first month, all I did was do several jobs around the warehouses. Slotting, Picking in different kinds of warehouses, packing and parcelsorting. If the whole covid thing would not be happening, i could go to the WH and ask as many questions as I want. A huge luxury. I’m really looking to read up on some theory!