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Purescript, Erlang, Rust, C, Typescript - but probably actually talking shit about video games or shit talking about code. I hail from http://codeofrob.com and that probably tells you everything you need to know about the quality of my posts.
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75 miles / 120km in, and despite starting and ending most days with wet feet I seem to remain immune to blisters, I’m sure those words won’t come back to bite me as I head up to cross the Cheviots
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Nope, funky diagonal walking pole tent ftw! You can see it quite clearly when you look at it, looks like it’s been put up wonky!
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( durstongear.com/products/x-m... ) for the curious, with these for poles ( durstongear.com/products/ice... ) - absolutely great
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(There are pubs and shops en route, so no need to carry every calorie I need m)
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Good distance that - I often end up in Arrowe park myself, you can end up in the fields surrounding it too which is nice
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My last set of ghosts only cost 90 quid (which is at least less than the standard 140..)
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I use therunningoutlet.co.uk a fair bit for running gear, it's hit and miss as to what they have, but it's often a lot cheaper than in store/direct
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That they certainly are - I use Ghosts and rely heavily on the padding to protect me from the constant impact, you can always tell when it's gone because my achilles start playing up! I use online discount/outlet stores to find the previous generation as that often knocks 40 quid off.
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I don't keep most of my running shoes past 500 miles! It's a new pair four times a year at least
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I will reward myself with some mid-tier golf clubs once I've progressed to being capable of showing up at a 18 hole course and not worry about annoying whoever inevitably gets paired with me at the tee
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so it's not even Buy To Win, it's just Buy.
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I'll happily Pay To Win where that is how you Win (see also: my over the top coffee setup, which I bought outright before I had learned anything because it is simply how you avoid endless disappointment) - but with golf it'll get you knowhere unless you're already actually good
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I'm not even that fussed about being good at Golf anyway, I just want to be able to bash a ball around a course with my dad and go for a few pints afterwards. What do I care beyond having a swing that doesn't injure me or the golf course beyond repair?
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(That's known as being a 'buy-hard' by the way).
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Notleastofall a few years ago it rained and the main field was then destroyed and out of use for 2+ *years*
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Not London, but my local park is absolutely fenced off for 28 days a year for a few days long event and I do think that it is a disgraceful use of public land. They are allowed a few days and then get around the rules because “clearly this is all necessary”. I hope the backlash comes up here too.
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Bought it so long ago that I can’t even look up what I actually use - safe to say it doesn’t really matter? Everybody has their own preference as to what is annoying or not. I like to be evenly loaded front and back and it to be tight so no jiggle
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I use one with two soft flasks on the front and mandatory stuff in the back - phone usually goes in the back as I don’t need it, or it goes in a waterproof pouch and sits in a front pocket, but tight so it doesn’t bounce
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I’m loving that nearly none of the songs are English this year
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Ok, UK wasn’t actually awful, at least top 40
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Scores on the door so far
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Ridiculous decision that needs re-appealing into the ground
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It is a processing method for coffee, that coffee roaster just happens to sell sweaters with the processing methods on them haha - this is a classic example of the genre (fucking abomination it is) mygodshot.com/product/dak-...
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I'm away from this evening so actual Act 3 is going to have to wait a couple of weeks! :(
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cairngorm.coffee/products/the... - I have the Carbonic Maceration version haha