Jim Gadd

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

My first car, in the same ‘Elegance’ trim, on a stand at the Classic Car Show. Yikes.

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

@Theboyonabike Debenhams carrier bag is a historic artefact too.

[Anon Opin. @anon_opin]

The quality of food served by a pub is inversely proportional to the size of its car park

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

Success on the first wild camp/bivvy attempt https://t.co/5RRI4lcLT1

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

Living the dream, as per. https://t.co/7zaxsxRSvp

[Yesterday's Print @yesterdaysprint]

Daily Mirror, England, January 23, 1923

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

@KoftheP @cal_900 Thanks! Hoping to get out and start exploring the Peaks on the MTB very soon.

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

Walking in the hills https://t.co/wcMnCscgiA

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

@Theboyonabike The vertical stacking technique is quite upsetting

[Morgan Murphy @morgan_murphy]

Twitter is kind of like college if all the professors only taught you stuff they learned 3 minutes ago.

[Esther O'Reilly @EstherOfReilly]

Who said it, Heidegger or Winnie the Pooh? Thread. /1

[Alex Hutchinson @sweatscience]

Neat study of 25,000 Strava runners finds you get a decent automated estimate of critical speed from training data (fastest 400m, 800m & 5K segments), which in turns gives a good prediction of marathon pace.

Turns out my CS, long ago, was 4:41/mile.

https://t.co/ByVlZnrvQk

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

Nice, 2016 https://t.co/4FWxP6b1JV

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

The last time I went outside. Date unknown. Taken just minutes before ‘the incident’. https://t.co/0kvYzhLbA9

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

Hard to tell if I recorded this 30 years or 10 minutes ago...

[Hank Green @hankgreen]

Remember two months ago when we all watched a multi-part documentary series that convinced us that the manipulative narcissist guy was the hero and the woman who protected the animals he abused was the villain?

Let's hold onto that as we consume media going forward.

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

Bike https://t.co/IXkc8ZFSPL

[Jim Gadd @gaddjames]

Super interesting long read about what would otherwise just be a piece of trivia, and an effort to make games that were 'more than just games':

[carl 🥦 @NightlifeMingus]

i used to hate in video games when you’d talk to everyone in a town and they’d all be like “did you hear about the PLOT ELEMENT?” and all the ambient conversations are like “dreadful days, these, what with the PLOT ELEMENT and all.” didn’t realize that’s just actually how it goes