joeearley.bsky.social
Bikes, stand up comedy nerd, bikes, bald
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Bit gaudy for my tastes
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Oooh, I've cycled past that loads. Near the old Wedgwood gaff, about 5 miles or so from my folks
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The let's ride platform has been bollocksed since Thursday. Bit of a pain for the led ride organising and admin here.
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Seen one of them anti processed foods/microplastics/lifestyle coach grifters on this. Genuinely asking the question why there's lower incidences of skin cancer in places like Africa despite them using less sun cream.
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I'm
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It'll involve a short (< 5mile) bimble around Leicester visiting locations crucial to the siege and (say it quietly) the weather is looking pretty good! @rideleicester.bsky.social @timmorton2.bsky.social
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This is just the 'echo chamber' stuff from twitter ten years ago
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Better write up in The Comic than The Guardian, now there's a surprise
www.cyclingweekly.com/news/cyclist...
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Which isn't what faster means 👍
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and he deffo has ridden faster for one hour before, loads of people have
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Brilliant, thank you
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Here's the film I was on about on Sunday Tim boxd.it/xq9o
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In May, I was listening to these albums
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The quoutes and replies here illustrating the points perfectly bsky.app/profile/theg...
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welcome, good job on curating the community here
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@derek.bike able to give this a plug for the ol' @bikesky.social should be of interest to many
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@timmorton2.bsky.social 👆
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4) Two-thirds of councillors received abuse - some of which was in-person (and horrendous).
The paper tries to chart a positive note for those seeking to engage with local democratic leaders on a host of topics and suggests:
Engage locally, engage constructively, and engage in person.
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2) That traditional methods of enagement (email/face to face) were given far more weight.
3) That often cyclists could be overly negative on social media (sometimes whilst seeking to act as a critical friend) and wittingly undermine their own advocacy
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He's been at this shit for over a decade now www.chortle.co.uk/news/2014/10...
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Back on my bready bullshit, a seedy wholemeal sourdough something or other
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Yeah, that's above a Leicester comedy festival venue and opposite another one if you're ever down performing in Feb take a look.
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*similar style
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I think it'll be by someone called SMUG, they did this similar piece in Leicester as part of the street art festival www.instagram.com/smugone?igsh...
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My ★★★ review of Tall Tales (2025) on @letterboxd: boxd.it/9EnnjD
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Bet you can nip through on a bike, there's houses there which will need access. Accidentally pedestrianised for a month.
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The banter podcastification has happened too, as Tyldesley pointed out here ctyldesley.substack.com/p/how-many-c...
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My ★★★ review of Holy Cow (2024) on @letterboxd: boxd.it/9CcO9l
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Focaccia again
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Cauliflower