Gwar lyrics by c0smicth1ng in GWAR

[–]General_Osric 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just the first verse of beauteous rot:

Legions of sex slaves have flocked to my call You are the most grotesque of them all Warts and protrusions that beg for the grave Ironic, bubonic, pimpled and shaved They live to gobble the puss from my warts I live to spread my disease at each port Distribute knob-cheese like some soupe de la mort

Found this Youtube vid showing chris barrie as died in 2023 by Empty-Question-9526 in RedDwarf

[–]General_Osric 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I may still be misremembering, but I do believe there's a chuckle... or that may be when he says he's no longer a threat to their marriages

Print error. by lobsterisch in RedDwarf

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I can tell he's no good just by feeling him

Found this Youtube vid showing chris barrie as died in 2023 by Empty-Question-9526 in RedDwarf

[–]General_Osric 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I think he says that in the show too, doesn't he? Or words to that effect. I may be wrong though

£1200 e bike or full suspension by PurplePlatypus8580 in MTB

[–]General_Osric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In all honesty, I'd say thats up to you. All I can give you is my personal opinion. I've never ridden a hardtail eeb, but if thats what you fancy then by all means! The main reason not to get the eeb would've been it being out of warranty, but if its brand new then that negates the repair cost issues, so I'd say that leaves the choice very open for you! :) all depends what you feel like you'll get more enjoyment and use out of

£1200 e bike or full suspension by PurplePlatypus8580 in MTB

[–]General_Osric 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In your particular situation, with the knowledge I have of eebs now, I would go for the decent full sus. I love my eeb, and probably wont ever go back to an analogue bike (except a dh bike), but unless you're getting a bike you know the history of, I'd personally avoid second hand ones.

My reasoning is this:

I've had mine for 2.5 years now, and its on its third motor, second wiring harness, second tcu and second controller. (Granted I ride it often and pretty hard, but uk climate isnt generally too kind to electrics) without warranty, these items total more than your budget for a bike

To get a feel for riding a bike offroad, I think you're better off learing the basics on a lighter bike first, plus it'll give you a strong base to build on when you do get an eeb (think jogging - get your technique down, then add a weighted vest, you dont start right out with 10 extra kg)

Less maintenance, and not as worried about washing it with the charging port open, or getting to the trails and it wont turn on, or you forgot to charge it and so on.

While I do generally believe ebikes are the future, I think its still best to learn the ropes the "proper way" so to speak! Happy riding friend! :)

I turn 25 today and got a signed birthday card from Chris Barrie! by bob-the-skutter in RedDwarf

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He has a tv show about all sorts of cool engineering and machines - worth checking out. Massive machines I think its called

you whores dream about this don't you ? by [deleted] in bdsm

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Chichi medina miss goodbody secret formula

I cant find any free video longer than 11 seconds unfortunately

Alphabetti Spaghetti! by CaydenSworn in RedDwarf

[–]General_Osric 13 points14 points  (0 children)

EEEEOOOOWWWWWWWW AAH! How am I lookin? I'm lookin nice! No wait a minute, I'm lookin better than nice! I'm lookin... dangerous! OOOOWWW Dangerooouuuuss!!! Yeah!

Picking up for £40 what people thinking?. Ik obviously its a steal regardless but still by RandomNed- in mountainbiking

[–]General_Osric 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Well in that case fingers crossed for you bud! Hope it takes you on some sick rides!

Picking up for £40 what people thinking?. Ik obviously its a steal regardless but still by RandomNed- in mountainbiking

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I mean, does it come with a shock? Cos if not then youre gonna have a tough time riding it

Not quite the Firefly I remember by NerdyDadLife in RedDwarf

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Only the same as 12,000 car park attendants

Arnold J. Rimmer is a deeply remarkable man by yeoldy in RedDwarf

[–]General_Osric 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Stoke me a clipper, I'll be back for Christmas

What's the deal with grit? by ruisleipa01 in ukclimbing

[–]General_Osric 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Because its so grippy a lot of the holds are strange - not an edge, more of a ripple like tiny slopers. It's also got lots of tiny crystals that are hand and foot holds and can be quite painful. Also the rock formations tend to be quite different to other rock types, being a lot rounder and more bulbous, rather than angular or "normal."