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Titanic was pretty big, right? Like a modern day channel ferry
About 50% longer and 50% more displacement than a large channel ferry.
The view of Titanic you're looking at is just the highest deck, which is obviously much smaller than the the bulk of the ship. You might say you only see 10%, and 90% is hidden :) -
1980 is likley to 120mm spacing
On low-end (5-speed) stuff. My dad's Holdsworth was built 126mm for 6-speed in the late 60s
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3T, Zipp, Pro. Whatever you save by going to no-brand Chinese you're going to want to spend on dental insurance, so it seems a bit zero-sum 🙂
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Miele
Nice, but a bit pricey.
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The Hotpoint Aquarius range has served our family well, both the plain washer over at the parental and the washer/dryer here. History doesn't record exactly how long I've had mine (could easily be a decade, time flies), but the parental one is definitely well over 10 years old and the only trouble it's had is leaking at the hose connections, nothing inside the sheet metal has been touched.
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The thread will be littered with puns.
I have a feline you could be right
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Is there really more than one way to skin a cat?
There are many, but there is only one way to make fingerless gloves from cat fur without being in legal trouble. You must get a purr mitt.
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shoot the cats and then throw them away
After skinning them for mittens, obvs.
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Except for the Stephens Island wren
Apparently I'm going to have to keep repeating, for people incapable of following a thread, that I'm talking about mainland and cosmopolitan fauna. Small islands are a distinct issue where there is obviously a serious problem with human-introduced non-native predators and competitors for endemic species.
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your earlier comment sounds like you're claiming that suburbia is so bereft of wildlife
Obviously some species do well (or at least don't suffer) from human proximity. My point was really that when species check out because humans move in, it's generally the humans who are the problem not the cats who accompany them
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