Superstition (revisited)
Holiday mode. Still. Besides, writing posts on Friday the 13th is bad luck. Remember? So this is, once again, NOT a post... Careful out there!
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Bicycle race
July? For me that's a synonym for watching the Tour de France. Doping, you say? Let's not go into that. After all, I am still in holiday mode, so lengthy discussions are too straining for me. Let's just watch this silly video, which, apparently, is a big hit on Dailymotion.com:
Born to be wild
I could tell you about the great bands I saw at Rock Werchter last week, or at Cactusfestival this weekend. But I'm in holiday mode. Which means I am not in the mood for a lot of writing.
Let's stick to a (unfortunately) recognisable situation for anybody riding a motorbike and what the county of Devon in the UK is advising bikers to do about it (via):
