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• Shimano Dura-Ace 7710 165mm Track Cranks. New in box with bolts, manual, etc. £185 Sold

• Shimano Dura-Ace 7710 51 Tooth NJS (1/8") Track Chainring. New in package. £45 Sold
  Ritchey Neoclassic WCS Bars, 44cm ctc (open up those bronchioles). Short, shallow, wide. New. £20 Sold

• Cinelli 1A Quill Stem. 110mmx17deg. New, slight irregularity in anodisation. Hard to spot, hard to photograph. £23 Sold

• Selle San Marco Concor 'Urban Performance’ 134x278mm. Nice saddle, lightweight (192g) but too narrow for me. New in package. £20 Sold

• Thomson Elite Layback, silver, 27.2x250mm. Barely used. I might be able to dig out the bag for you if it matters. £32 Sold

• Elita One Carbon Inline Seatpost 31.6x350mm. New and cheap. £12 Sold

• Easton EA90 90mmx10deg. New in box. £25 Sold

• Easton EA90 100mmx10deg. New in box. £25 Sold

• Easton EA70 100mmx6deg. New in box.£15 £13 Sold

• Miche Primato 170mm/52 tooth;(1/8th) track crankset. New in box, never mounted. £65 Sold

• Shimano mx30 3/32" 18 tooth freewheel. New. £10 Sold

• Cinelli Pepper narrow riser bar. 31.8mmx440mm, 20mm rise. Some marks from grips. £10 Sold

• White lock-on grips. 110mm, no ends. Free Gone

• Kenda Karve 700x25 folding tyres pair. Intended for grass track and lightly used accordingly. Plenty of life remaining. £5 fd Gone

• Late 90s GT flat bar. 25.4mmx540, no rise, I'd guess 5°sweep. Alloy, heavyish, but cool. Some clamp marks and slight indentations at the end from extensions. £5 fd Sold

• Continental Grand Prix GT 700x25c pair. Made in Germany, they're in between the GP4000 and Gatorskin. RRP is £44 per tyre. For the pair, I'd like £40 Sold

• Shimano PD-R550 SPD-SL pedals. Some marks, but overall excellent condition. Less than 200km of use. £20 Sold

• ControlTech One 27.2mmx400mm 10mm setback seatpost. Party like it's 1999 or so. Black with orange/bronze ano clamp. New in package. £15 Sold

Sari ball has gone a bit flat.

It's punctured. His decision to bring on Zappacosta was astonishing, seemingly an act of defiance. Chelsea yobs singing in chorus with United support that he'll be sacked in the morning was one of the sweeter moments of the season.

Hazard deserved better in his last ever FA Cup match.

Paddy currently £15 on Amazon. Bargain. I endorse this whiskey (for cheap thrillz)

On topic

Teslas are for cosmopolitan capitalists, the bohemian bourgeoisie, and centrist dads.

There was a fairly comprehensive study done by either NYU or Columbia University after the 2016 election that sought to demonstrate gender bias in the electorate. The thesis was that men (especially conservative men) won't vote for women. The surprise outcome was that a female candidate with Trump's platform was the most popular, with a slight uptick amongst conservative men. Palin 2024!

Mr Davies said: “I blame the closure of my shop a bit on society, everyone is busy with work

Is this satire?

I think it signifies the changing population demographic through the eyes of a long-time business owner.

Bakers Arms was originally built for almshouses. The area is no longer affordable to pensioners and a lot of older working class families have left the area. So he probably saw his traditional customer base leave, replaced by young professionals who work long hours and couldn't get to a shop that was open 9-5, Mon-Sat.

He should build that wall around his fridge. Boom!

Yeah, I'm generally not a fan of bourbon cask because of the potential for unsophisticated sickly-sweetness, but it's intriguing at that price.

Will I enjoy it more than Glengoyne 15? Doubtful, but there might be only one way to find out...

I went in there a couple of times trying to get fish and he was always extremely unhelpful and seemed like a sitcom caricature of a useless shop owner

Yeah, there seems to be a consensus about this. I'd been going there for years but the vibe changed some time ago. I wonder if he was crumbling under the stress. Either way, I don't believe a lack of parking or car accessibility was the death knell.

Within a 100 metres of the now shut fishmongers, a recently opened purveyor of fine craft beers and wines seems to be doing just fine.

Beer>fish, duh. The high street might be dying, but it's the businesses that fail to adapt and evolve that will die first.

I really shouldn't be buying whisky at the moment, so I'm torn about this one...

Deanston 18 Years, un-chill filtered, 46.3% for sub £50 on the zon. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B013H3215S/

Cycling kills local business: https://www.guardian-series.co.uk/news/17385018.fishmonger-forced-to-close-store-blames-mini-holland/

Sarri/not Sarri?

http://sadguysontradingfloors.tumblr.com/

Probably not it, but a cool photo nonetheless

Also enjoyable from this angle

Second best slip gif

^I'm not a fan, but I've tried most of their line. Ranks below the other Irish whiskies for me, Green Spot and Red Breast being better. If you like the sweetness of Teeling, try Red Breast Lustau. Or if you want to go cheaper, Jameson Caskmates Stout Edition.

I always wondered how Johnny Ramon (another dead right wing icon) felt about this one.

Edit: Originally the song was deemed simply “Bonzo Goes To Bitburg,” but guitarist Johnny Ramone refused the title because of his strict conservative approach and full support of Reagan. The title was changed to “My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down” with “Bonzo Goes To Bitburg” appearing in parenthesis. Regardless of the change, the song is simply known as “Bonzo.”

I think Reagan was and is largely viewed with skepticism and contempt by the left in the US but he's certainly revered by the right. He was perhaps given a free pass by the media because of the nearly successful assassination attempt.

Doc: Then tell me future boy, who's President of the United States in 1985?

Marty: Ronald Reagan.

Doc: (Increasingly agitated and bewildered) Ronald Reagan!? The actor!? And who's Vice President? Jerry Lewis? (Shouting) And I suppose Jane Wyman is First Lady and Jack Benny is Secretary of the Treasury. Argh!

Marty: Doc, ya gotta listen to me.

Doc: I've had enough practical jokes one evening, good night future boy!

I can confirm these Tange Prestige Stumpjumper frames (built in Japan btw) are awesome and virtually indestructible.

I'll be listing some 10s Red brifters this weekend.