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news / Re: significant repeats
« Last post by remus on Today at 02:19:36 pm »
Is the grade E8 / Font 7B? Or is that tech 7b? And if so, how hard is this thing?

English tech 7b. Adam Watson (no slouch) reckoned the crux was worth about font 8A+ when he did the FA. Seems a bit tight for E8 but luckily Im pretty sure I'll never climb it so not an issue for me!

https://www.ukclimbing.com/news/2014/01/adam_watson_climbs_into_purgatory_e8_7b_back_bowden-68671
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music, art and culture / Re: RIP
« Last post by SamT on Today at 02:13:16 pm »

 :(
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music, art and culture / Re: RIP
« Last post by cheque on Today at 02:11:13 pm »
MC Conrad, a voice junglists will never forget.

https://youtu.be/lItXDXxwvgk?feature=shared
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So much of the writing is awful, even the starting point of an interplanetary empire that needs to rely on wheat from one small hamlet on a moon?!

Just recently saw a financial historian friend observing that, I quote: "A huge portion of Star Wars happens only because the banking & payments system in the Galaxy apparently sucks." Because ...

"Qui-Gonn doesn't get stuck on Tatooine and meet Anakin if Watto simply accepts his Republic credits, or if there is a convenient way to exchange Republic credits for local credits. How is there no exchange mechanism!?" And ...

"The Rebellion isn't funded and Andor's big heist can't go  down if the Empire doesn't have to ship 80 million credits in *hard currency* to some rural outpost in order to make their quarterly payments. Guys just get a correspondent bank."

Here in Dubai, at the end of every month. Thousands upon thousands of salary cheques are drafted and signed, then taken by drivers to be deposited into the various banks of thousands of employees, because… I don’t fucking know.
The CFO explained it to me, but to me it boiled down to “that’s what we’ve always done’. I thought it hilarious that the CFO signs his own cheque.
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diet, training and injuries / Re: One for the runners
« Last post by SA Chris on Today at 02:03:19 pm »
Amazing to look at the numbers vs applicants year on year.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Marathon

Anyhoo, managed to PB my 15 miler on Sunday with 2:03:10. 5 min pb from 2018 time, but fell short of 2 hour stretch goal. All hopes faded with brutal headwind for the last 3 miles, and rain in face for the final descent.
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news / Re: significant repeats
« Last post by T_B on Today at 02:02:46 pm »
Is the grade E8 / Font 7B? Or is that tech 7b? And if so, how hard is this thing?
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music, art and culture / Re: TV/iplayer must watches
« Last post by Ged on Today at 01:45:38 pm »

Just 'enjoyed' Baby Reindeer on Netflix..

Ooof.  Strap yourselves in. 

Jessica Gunnings performance as Martha is as brilliant as the whole thing is mad.

Yeah agree, not sure I enjoyed it but very good. Not what I was expecting, maybe because of how funny she was in The Outlaws. Some very uncomfortable viewing.
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diet, training and injuries / Re: One for the runners
« Last post by lukeyboy on Today at 01:36:05 pm »
London Marathon has published that there were a record 840k entries for the ballot this year, up from 578k last time.

There's an estimated 17k ballot places available, which means odds of success are only about 2%.

An incredible change from the days when you'd get a guaranteed place if you entered 3 (?) years in a row without success
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news / Re: significant repeats
« Last post by SA Chris on Today at 12:25:32 pm »
Really? OK, never seen mention of it.
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news / Re: significant repeats
« Last post by gme on Today at 12:18:35 pm »
Good footage of a great line. Surely one for the ground-up massive these days?

Needs a direct start too ;)
It exists just no one does it.
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