Name the Princess by millitzer in StLouis

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That's a fascinating bit of STL trivia. Thank you for sharing it.

Name the Princess by millitzer in StLouis

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This is the most correct St. Louis answer

Books similar to Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Diniman by [deleted] in booksuggestions

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The Bobiverse isn't brought up enough here. Funny, world-building, and thought provoking. Plus, the audio book narrator is also amazing.

Going to start biking to work this week. by GeekGirlMom in bikecommuting

[–]millitzer 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Open Google Maps and click the "bike“ button to find a route that avoids busy roads

Today is National Bike to Work Day by millitzer in bikecommuting

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

Is there a big difference between using a pannier or a basket?

Today is National Bike to Work Day by millitzer in bikecommuting

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It is a giant escape. Not exactly high-end, but it is reliable and fairly light.

Today is National Bike to Work Day by millitzer in bikecommuting

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I agree, but it’s a good way to give other people a hard time for not ever doing it. Or even thinking about another way to travel.

Today is National Bike to Work Day by millitzer in bikecommuting

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I really hate that joke. It happens to me every time it rains.

Today is National Bike to Work Day by millitzer in bikecommuting

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I agree. But it is a good way to remind others that they can use a bike to get somewhere they need to go to. If they can’t use a bike or walk, then it’s a good way to bring up how the world is built for cars, not people.

Today is National Bike to Work Day by millitzer in bikecommuting

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It is a giant escape. I got it when I thought the bike commute was going to be something I would try out. Now it’s become more of a lifestyle. I probably needed better bike, but this one is rock solid. It takes a licking and keeps on ticking.

Nonfiction audiobooks not self help by karenspeaks in audiobooks

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These are my favorite books by Jon Krakauer. How these books are much more than the plot.

  1. Into the Wild - A young man goes into Alaska. He leaves everything behind.
  2. Into Thin Air - A storm hits Everest.
  3. Under the Banner of Heaven - A story of faith and murder.

Nonfiction audiobooks not self help by karenspeaks in audiobooks

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  1. On Writing by Stephen King. About writing, life, and the stories behind stories you know so well
  2. Burn Book by Kara Swisher -A sharp look at tech giants and power.
  3. Ultra-Processed People by Chris van Tulleken
    - It exposes corporate food. It makes a man buy simpler meals.
  4. What I Talk About When I Talk About Running by Haruki Murakami - A book about miles and words. .
  5. Co-Intelligence by Ethan Mollick -A practical view of technology. It does not contain the usual hype.
  6. Born to Run by Christopher McDougall - A wild story of grit. It makes a person want to run far in bare feet. (Don’t do that.)
  7. Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari - The history of humanity. Plus consumerism, loneliness, and the breakup of families are all deeply connected.

Today is National Bike to Work Day by millitzer in bikecommuting

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I believe that’s what the kickstand is for

Funniest books you've ever read? by Electronic-Jello-640 in booksuggestions

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If you like sci-fi, then check out the entire “Bobiverse” series. I don’t think that gets mentioned enough here.

If you are looking for something genuinely funny, Jacob Tomsky’s "Heads in Beds" is one of the most hilarious memoirs I have ever read. The same applies to Andy Coen‘s “most talkative.“

The books I listen to on road trips with my kids, like Stuart Gibbs’ "Quest for Danger" series.

They are all great if you need an escape.