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Garmin 235 is pretty cheap for Prime Day if anyone needed a new watch
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Yeah, I'm pretty tempted.
I cracked the face on my 230 and the battery life isn't what it used to be.
I cracked the face on my 230 and the battery life isn't what it used to be.
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It really does seem like a great deal. It's a better watch than my Vivoactive 3 and way cheaper right now so I'm sort of pissed.
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Crossing a (digital) picket line is the least surprising thing about you.
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Why are people boycotting Prime Day this year?
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Safer working conditions. Real back-to-your-roots strike shit.
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Two years ago I bought some running shoes on Prime Day that really kicked off my second or third running career.
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I'd buy the rose gold Vivoactive for my wife but of course they only discount the black one
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verb_to_trust wrote:Garmin 235 is pretty cheap for Prime Day if anyone needed a new watch
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I had no idea this was a thing. I like it.Mickey wrote:Crossing a (digital) picket line is the least surprising thing about you.
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If you normally expect cars/trucks to veer a little bit away from you, it sounds like you might be a hazard, yes/no?Peeps wrote:that may have been the closest i have ever come to being struck by a 18 wheeler
its a two lane road that ends at my company and our nice little turnaround
i was on the left most edge of the road without running into weeds. running towards traffic like a good jogger and this guy didnt move even though there was no traffic coming. his side view mirror was maybe 6 inches from my head
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You may be right, but whatever causes a vehicle to veer out of its normal path is still a potential hazard.
Additionally, although it may be your legal right to be there, it is still your normal-ass BMI body vs. 100,000 pounds of obese steel
Additionally, although it may be your legal right to be there, it is still your normal-ass BMI body vs. 100,000 pounds of obese steel
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I've noticed sometimes people swerve way farther out of the way than they need to. I've been on roads with bike paths on the shoulder and people still do it. I suspect it's just a fat being passive aggressive many times.
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A fat?verb_to_trust wrote:I've noticed sometimes people swerve way farther out of the way than they need to. I've been on roads with bike paths on the shoulder and people still do it. I suspect it's just a fat being passive aggressive many times.
Edit: oh, a fat being
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Correctknee tunes wrote:A fat?verb_to_trust wrote:I've noticed sometimes people swerve way farther out of the way than they need to. I've been on roads with bike paths on the shoulder and people still do it. I suspect it's just a fat being passive aggressive many times.
Edit: oh, a fat being
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