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• #94752
You are right, it is a hypothesis; it is asserting there is a hard cutoff though. I intended it to read 'at the present time', avoiding discussion of change over time. Also, the scope should be limited to those that attended university in the UK.
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• #94753
Pre '74 I think.
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• #94754
I've gone all Bob Dylan and got a hair transplant...
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• #94755
it is asserting there is a hard cutoff
Confounding variables:
Class - did posh people start saying Uni and infect the plebs, or vice versa?
Context - "My mate Josh was an absolute drinking legend at uni" vs. "My colleague Joshua studied brewing technology at University" -
• #94756
I don't disagree, but aren't you now jumping to theory when I'm still testing a simple hypothesis?
Also,
My mate Josh was an absolute drinking legend at uni
That's an odd mix of forms; did you mean 'ledge'?
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• #94757
did you mean 'ledge'?
I toyed with it, but I'm too old to know the correct orthography for a contraction of legend.
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• #94758
The levers are BB Carbon System with cutout in the paddle so
oldnew 9 speed. -
• #94759
It was Neighbours. "Uni" came from Neighbours. So the cutoff is about 73/74...people who were watching Neighbours as teenagers before they went to Uni called it Uni.
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• #94760
We have a jumper day at work but I don't like the waste of buying a new jumper for one day. Anyone come across a charity shop selling Christmas jumpers?
Failing that I'll do ebay and make my own donation.
(Wondering if I should start an xmas jumper collective, buy a jumper to join then pass them round each year)
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• #94761
^
sounds like a good plan
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• #94762
Does it have to be ugly?
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• #94763
Doesn't have to be, but needs to be undeniably Christmassy so it probably will be.
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• #94764
pity
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• #94765
One of my frames seems to fill up with a worrying amount of water - I can hear it sloshing about and it drains out of the headset if I turn it upside down. Should I drill a hole in the BB?
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• #94766
What do you think?
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• #94767
BB shell, I mean. Yes? I don't know, drilling holes in frames is not something I do regularly or know anything about. I seem to recall people doing it
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• #94768
Do you want water in the frame? I think the answer to that is obvious, especially if it's steel. The BB shell is the lowest point of the bike, so it's the obvious place to drill a drainage hole and, given the usual thickness of a bb shell, the safest place to drill a hole without consequence.
So you should crack on.
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• #94769
It doesn't have to be enormous, just a small hole will do the trick.
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• #94770
This
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• #94771
It starts with a small hole and ends up
https://rouleur.cc/editorial/the-beauty-of-drillium/ -
• #94772
Thanks, I'll give it a go! If my dremel is up to the task I'll try tomorrow, and probably a flood of manky water will pour all over my flat
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• #94773
Where is the water getting in?
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• #94774
This also needs investigating. It has an old-style 2-piece seatpost with an open top, and the previous owner appears to have drilled holes in the top tube for an internal cable. I expect it's mostly getting in through back wheel spray up to the saddle and then filling up through the seatpost. I'll block those off somehow for the time being and find a replacement seatpost, and see if that sorts it
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• #94775
Champagne cork for the seatpost? And maybe Suguru for the top tube
Where does ‘Poly’ fit in this theory?