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by the law of /b/ i have been appointed to fap to something in this section
please supply something
pic unrelated
please supply something
pic unrelated
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how mutch would this set you back in the states?
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Ok /n/ or at least the bikers here....
What is the strangest thing that you have been called/yelled at while on a bike?
Mine just threw my mental track off for about 30 minutes pondering how they came around with the association. I was called a "hooker".
Yeah as someone you pay for sex. I don't know how the comparison was made, in fact I don't even think the people in the car who yelled it knew I was a guy because I was clothed for cold weather biking.
What is the strangest thing that you have been called/yelled at while on a bike?
Mine just threw my mental track off for about 30 minutes pondering how they came around with the association. I was called a "hooker".
Yeah as someone you pay for sex. I don't know how the comparison was made, in fact I don't even think the people in the car who yelled it knew I was a guy because I was clothed for cold weather biking.
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Hi /n/!
I'm looking for a poster-sized railway map of Japan. Importing a map will cost about €20, so this is surely not a thing you'd want to buy blind-folded. Passenger lines and stations are a must, freight-only and closed down lines are a plus. Any language is fine.
Even so, the best would be, if there was something like that for free on the Internet (to print), but I guess there is not.
Take this as reference, although an a bit more colorful map would be great.
I'm looking for a poster-sized railway map of Japan. Importing a map will cost about €20, so this is surely not a thing you'd want to buy blind-folded. Passenger lines and stations are a must, freight-only and closed down lines are a plus. Any language is fine.
Even so, the best would be, if there was something like that for free on the Internet (to print), but I guess there is not.
Take this as reference, although an a bit more colorful map would be great.
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I made a fancy map with the current and former railroads of Scania.
Black - Current, older than 1990ish.
Red - Removed, disused.
Green - New since 1990ish.
Yellow - Under construction, ready <10 years.
Blue - Removed, disused. Planned for reconstruction, start >10 years.
The red lines are highly approximative.
There were also something like half a dozen different gauges being used.
Black - Current, older than 1990ish.
Red - Removed, disused.
Green - New since 1990ish.
Yellow - Under construction, ready <10 years.
Blue - Removed, disused. Planned for reconstruction, start >10 years.
The red lines are highly approximative.
There were also something like half a dozen different gauges being used.
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Post some JNR colors
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Greetings from /cgl/
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Post some Yamanote
