The entire concept of the podcast is shitting on everything and the listeners are well aware of that. No one is forced to listen to it. Ironically the guy who said it is most likely autistic and a closeted star trek fan. I'm autistic as well and I don't see an issue with making fun of it. It makes me feel more included than unnecessarily patronizing behavior.
Hank
joined 1 year ago
Thanks but I kinda want to stay ignorant about my cycling. I have a shitty mountainbike I bought for 130€ and due to rigorous training I'm about as fast as a casual rider on an expensive race bike. I don't want to be the fastest, I want to annoy middle aged middle manager type guys who spent a lot of money on equipment by riding their pace. So cycling is more about philosophy and trolling for me.
IRL, on a mountainbike but mostly on flats.
Not using any kind of data made me a better cyclist imo. At my peak this year I rode 80km daily on average and pretty fast. Keep in mind that I was overweight at that point, started out obese this year and that I've never been fit in my entire life. If you only listen to your body your body will take you close to its limits. The first time I felt that my mind wasn't capable of keeping up with what my body wanted to do was on my first 120km ride.
Currently I'm more focused on running and I'm still figuring some stuff out. I think I just got my diet right.
But I'm starting to look for fitness trackers now as I think that I'm getting to the point where I'll run into a barrier without tracking my performance in the foreseeable future.
I never read it but there's a great post about it on r/hobbydrama.
Penis.
Here you go.
I thought you summon Nova Scotians with 'smokes, let's go'.
Generalizing anyone who argues against tankies as neolibs isn't portraying the situation correctly.
Black people have different hair than other races so it requires a specific skillset not all barbers have aquired. Also the black American community puts a lot of value in their haircuts. Because of that black barbershops are not only a place where you get your hair cut but also an important meeting place in the community with huge cultural importance.
Btw I'm a white German who's never been to the US who got all his information about black barbershops from media so if someone better informed than me chips in I'd rather listen to them than me if I were you.
Advocating for using eating as a coping mechanism during times of distress is a shitty idea.