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— RooBeeDoo (@RooBeeDoo1) September 9, 2020
Called it! Underdog Anthology XI Afterword poem: 'Now We Are Sick' 😏
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The new #RuleofSix requires a new legal terminology.
— Nelson Jones (@Heresy_Corner) September 14, 2020
For example:
Six trafficking: taking a family of six to an illegal meeting with grandparents
Child six abuse: what they allow in Scotland and Wales
Six offenders' register: List of people who will be fined double next time
Sumption is obviously correct, and anyone who disagrees with him is, with the greatest of respect, a scurvy weasel. https://t.co/xBZs4VOC5t
— Christopher Snowdon (@cjsnowdon) September 13, 2020
Somewhere in hell, Erich Mielke is laughing uncontrollably https://t.co/0CG7eiPrS1
— Clarissa (@MisanthropeGirl) September 14, 2020
Library of Libraries 
Rule of Six inches by Ruth Picardie.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/life-style/forget-sex-and-the-six-inch-rule-let-me-get-on-with-the-cleaning-1610646.html%3famp
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Perhaps the Kings of Leon were dyslexic?
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Then perhaps the government should listen to Tom, JP…
Their decision is going down like a cup of cold sick 😉
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Hey JP, this is off-topic but I bumbled across this today. I haven’t watched it so it may be shit, but I had the urge to watch some MotoGP stuff today and this was one of the first things to come up.
Thought I’d share. 🙂
^I Superbiker Clash of Nations | Full Movie | Flick Vault^
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Thanks Cade – I appreciate the thought.
I’ve been watching bike racing for more decades than I care to admit.
The forerunner series was probably the Transatlantic Trophy races. The Americans would send a team over to the UK. The races would be held at several different tracks in the UK over a span of just a few days. For most Brits, it was the first we’d seen of American talent, and our riders knew our local circuits like the back of their hand. The Yanks had maybe a day to learn them. No wonder Brits won most of the early races.
They were real crowd-pullers.
https://www.motorcyclenews.com/news/2016/june/mcn-plus—whatever-happened-to-transatlantic-racing/
https://www.motorcycling.uk.net/racing-in-the-70-s
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Another report:
https://www.classicracer.com/transatlantic-trophy-part-4/
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Well watching that brought back memories, Cade. 😀
I was a spectator at the first two of the three rounds held at Brands Hatch. For the July races, I was in the grandstand opposite the Start/Finish line – at 9min 07seconds in the vid:
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HA! That’s awesome.
And speaking of histories of stuff, I stumbled onto another video but this one goes more into the history of the Isle of Man TT. Haven’t watched it all yet, but I skipped through it and it looks like they did some research at least, and loads of pretty interesting photos.
^Isle of Man TT: Gladiators, Glory and Grief^
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The previous year I was at Brands, same vantage point, and this happened.
Imagine being a 3x British Superbike champion, 2nd on the grid, the flag drops, …. and you stall:
Gawd knows how those lower down the grid avoided Kiyo
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1. Ooops forgot to add my piccie:
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For some reason the video didn’t load. Maybe second time lucky.
If that doesn’t load, it’s on Y/Tube “Onboard with Ryuichi Kiyonari for Brands Hatch race one”
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Found one.
^Onboard with Ryuichi Kiyonari for Brands Hatch race one^
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I’m sitting here watching this video and wondering to myself…
Q: Dude, how many times have you run that exact same circuit whilst playing Gran Turismo?
A: A fucking bunch.
🙂
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