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• #34002
That's brilliant (the tunnel thing) - Riding from Holborn to Aldwych takes circa 1 minute, strava informs me. Dozy twerps.
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• #34003
Still waiting on this one. You need to think outside the box and under the sea when you think tunnels.
Crossing the Bering Strait in between Russia and Alaska would require about 200km (125 miles) of undersea tunnel, the paper said, citing Wang Mengshu, a railway expert at the Chinese Academy of Engineering.
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• #34004
Does it run on a perpetual motion engine?
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• #34005
They should rebore the current tunnels and use the old one's for bikes... Imagine morden to high barnet with just other cyclists... Oh wait... Hmmm, maybe not.
Although I still like the idea of circle line laps.
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• #34006
there's a ride for that, and it involves more beer.
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• #34007
Nothing could encourage a non-cyclist to take it up more than riding in a tunnel underground..
oh wait
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• #34008
Bob Marley would have been 70 today. This was a good piece by Viv Goldman
http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/feb/05/bob-marley-70-birthday
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• #34009
I think you underestimate how much beer I drink while doing laps.
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• #34010
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-31183733
$300mn gaugin
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• #34011
Bankers help rich clients hide money from the tax man, tax man seems reluctant to prosecute. What a surprise, one rule for them, a different rule for everyone else
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• #34012
Still waiting on this one. You need to think outside the box and under the sea when you think tunnels.
theguardian.com/world/2014/may/08/chinese-experts-discussions-high-speed-beijing-american-railway
Crossing the Bering Strait in between Russia and Alaska would require about 200km (125 miles) of undersea tunnel, the paper said, citing Wang Mengshu, a railway expert at the Chinese Academy of Engineering.
Hmm. A tunnel across a tectonic plate boundary (Eurasian to North American plates). Good luck!
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• #34013
A couple of rolled steel joists should hold them still. After all what sort of forces are involved in continental drift that an rsj can't handle?
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• #34014
Ah, the plate boundary is actually quite inland to Russia. One map I looked at had it going up through the Bering Straits. Nevermind.
A couple of rolled steel joists should hold them still. After all what sort of forces are involved in continental drift that an rsj can't handle?
I was thinking more of the sudden huge movements that we feel as earthquakes.
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• #34015
Make them 531 and all is awesome.
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• #34016
Charles Manson wedding off after it emerges that fiancee Afton Elaine Burton 'just wanted his corpse for display'
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• #34017
that's brave...
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• #34018
Damn, now how will I go to see the corpse of Charles Manson. Can imagine he will get cremated now just to take the piss.
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• #34019
mikec
Fucking idiot
standard.co.uk/news/london/my-comment-comparing-cyclist-campaigners-to-isis-was-step-too-far-says-london-taxi-boss-10028855.html>
“Perhaps that was a bit strong [to compare them to Isis] but I can’t think of a single other movement in the world at the moment that behaves in such a vitriolic and aggressive manner.”
Hasn't met many of his members, then?
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• #34021
The comments
Wow.
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• #34022
I assume the overall tone is somewhere to the right of Hitler?
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• #34023
What utter cunts.
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• #34024
More than 200 would-be migrants die in Mediterranean
retiredcardealer23 minutes ago
great news,serves them right,they were on their way to reap havoc on poor unsuspecting decent people,commit crime turn countries into ghettos (just look at the u.k) and generally ruin any society they tainted.........so.happy news on the immigrant front for once..... -
• #34025
No it's not
That tunnel thing is one of those that comes up with regularity every few years, in the same way as the 'skyway' thing (although the latter more frequently). As others have said, it is entirely impractical and can safely be ignored.