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I am sad I am still too foreign to vote.

Yo momma’s so fat it’s impossible to make her fireproof.

Poo has a Tyler Durden-esque alter-ego that actually encourages this sort of behaviour in others.

I will at least say we were on a road in a forest, though the limit varied between 30 and 50mph, a speed at which the cyclists most assuredly were not reaching. Windy forest road though, so absolutely zero chance of risking an overtake there, despite the other driver’s incessant flashing to do something about it. (Of lights, guys, please don’t go there)

Also, GPS. Went to meet up with people, took us through another forest-y backroad. As an aside, more cyclists, but they weren’t in the way, though it was dark and they weren’t wearing reflective or otherwise bright clothing, with the only visible thing from distance being a light on the back of the helmet of the rear rider.

Anyway, not the wtf; on the way back, GPS told us to go a long, straight highway road that led us right back to the hotel.

OMG all the people that can’t drive because they’re gawking at all the pretty colors of arboreal death and pulling over to take photos at points that say “DON’T PARK ON THIS SIDE OF THE ROAD YOU FUCKING DUMBASS” and then there are no cycle paths so you get stuck behind cyclists but in front of some shitbag who wants you to overtake. If you want to charge onto the other side of the road at a blind corner because the cyclists are there, be my fucking guest shithead.

Forests are so tranquil.

To be fair, the recent Tomb Raider movie was properly awful.

Quote from: Cinder on October 05, 2018, 08:41:52 am

Yeah I mean we can make fun of Welsh and Scottish (which is a language) so I don't see why there should be a double standard here.

Scots, to be pedantic. When people talk about "talking Scottish" it's nearly always talking about Scottish English.

To be even more pedantic, Scots is a dialect, and also one that doesn’t have standardized rules in terms of how to spell things.

Scots Gaelic is a language, though. Not sure if people ever refer to that as “Scottish”, however.