@Virus2Host@fitterhappierAJ@chiller Wow, thread resurrection much. Anyway, "nah" is wrong. That tl;dr screed bears me out. It contains a much longer list of post-viral symptoms than anyone diagnosed with ME/CFS is tested for.
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I always found this bit of memoir by the late Tom Braun of Merton (a child refugee from the Nazis) an exceptionally touching one: the British spirit one felt an immediate sympathy for by comparison with the Soviet block, too.
@TheWestonMike@MikeyCycling Well, yes, but. We're talking about drivers. And also, frankly, cyclists. The junction design should reduce as far as possible the opportunity for stupid inconsiderate people to do stupid inconsiderate things.
@benjyminty@spacejourney11@MikeyCycling Do go on.
By which I mean, feel free to explain what the difference is and what difference it makes.
I chose the word for emphasis - we are talking of a place where vehicles meet vehicles - but I'm happy to be explained how I'm wrong to.
@benjyminty@MikeyCycling Well, no. Generally you have a wiggly slow approach with difficult angles of vision for cyclists crossing, and a straight unimpeded approach for cyclists on the road. A road-road junction with such a layout would give priority to the through route.
@MikeyCycling I loathe those. The paint doesn't make it clear that drivers are to stop short of the zebra stripes. And when bikes meet bikes they reverse the natural priority, and everybody gets it wrong. I've seen collisions.
@Nina_Power_ "But people have always eaten people!
What else is there to eat?
If the Ju-ju had meant us not to eat people
He wouldn't have made us of meat."
@redbyname@RoguePOTUSStaff Believe me, I have absolutely no idea of American football terms. I know it's basically Rugby League without the forward pass rule, but what's this knee business?