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justinafrika

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  1. Love me some date varieties as well, some days two or three varieties of tasty dates would drop in to visit. Alas, this geezer has become reclusive in recent years, I might even qualify to be a reborn virgin now.
  2. I can and must thank you. It’s off-topic but, now that you’re here, your recipe for medjool dates+raw cocoa+nut energy balls have worked a treat on long days out exploring isolated coastal paths. I find rolling them in desiccated coconut keeps the fingers gunk free. Have made six batches by now (LOADS of long days in the saddle) including your peanut butter variation. Thanks again Fanie.
  3. … and back pocket is about as close to that joint as one can get.
  4. My word that’s interesting, and somehow familiar. As an uninvolved *interloper and observer in a few cricket association boxes at various stadiums around the country that really does ring true. Administrators were in it for the benefits, lots of discussions about expensive booze and food and trips and ZERO concerning skills development in ekasi schools and associations. * I’d be the only person in jeans or shorts and t-shirt and sometimes welcomed the suits as if I belonged there. ???????????? The suits’ confused looks (including Gerald Majola) were always amusing to mates. Docrat is right.
  5. I don’t doubt your experience bruh. Metal implants including internal defibrillators (pacemakers) are well known to have a strong potential of interaction with electromagnetic radiation and radio waves. A long time ago it wasn’t unusual to hear about metallic dental amalgams receiving radio transmissions. Some thought they were going off their heads, aka having misplaced their marbles. Surprisingly, there are very few studies involving electromagnetic radiation and passive implants like titanium orthotic implants (screw fasteners among others) yet there is overwhelming anecdotal evidence. The effect can of course be more pronounced as the metal screws are inserted into the superior end of the femur (and the pelvis in some cases) which has loads of fluid (blood) circulating through it. Of course you know what you’re experiencing mate.
  6. Congrats! Great looking. 2022 spec? From your LBS (which) or online?
  7. I’m guessing your gf’s dad would approve.
  8. Awesome price. Have you felt the need to upgrade the coil fork?
  9. 1. McLaren 2. McLaren Who would have predicted this? ME! Ok just the Ricciardo win. Ask my BIL, he knows.
  10. Faaarking hilarious interview! What an overly-earnest chop, easily the most navel gazing case of self-absorption. Thanks for the laughs.
  11. “My mama told me to always keep good posture”. ~ Lukas Knopf
  12. I’m guessing he also offered assistance?
  13. Now that Mr Kaal Nohouse is jobless, if anyone here knows him please pass this employment opportunity along to him:
  14. Ah, I see you've met the ginger ex, she went through two more hubbies after me. ????????
  15. Rhinos do seem to be quite chilled. They regularly amble up to our vehicle on our weekly nighttime anti-poaching patrols outside PE. Ain’t getting out of that vehicle though, not a chance.
  16. Laughing My Skinny Pale Arse Off! I wrote that longhand Frosty, so you know it’s true.
  17. An all-time favoured long-ago memory is (on holiday) leaving the Oudtshoorn in-laws and wife and children to cycle up the Swartberg for a spectacular full-moon and windless clear sky solo camp on the peak in the snow. Sublime, no really… Sublime.
  18. Another level of beast those toppies. Reminiscent of my 84 year old mate who still adventures like riding a Harley east to west coast USA, like riding a rubber duck from Angolan border to Mozambique border to raise charity funds, like keeping pace as we hike up mountains, like his many dozens of ultra marathons, like trying to persuade us to join him for his 13th Comrades completion. Interspersed with him flying to watch footie in Manchester (his original home) and F1 in Melbourne and Silverstone. “… good legs are nicer…”, ne’er a truer word...
  19. Benefits of NAD not decisively proven in humans, yet. Me ‘nads too have sometimes been less than beneficial in the distant past. Some worthwhile considerations: https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/pill-reverse-aging-enthusiasm-outpaces-reality-n971616
  20. Faddy, frivolous, and dodgy to do any invasive intervention that’s not medically needed. Even more dodgy is any cure labelled “detox” as on that site. Any physiologist or reputable healthcare practitioner will tell one that “detox” is an entirely fallacious notion.
  21. Mostdef an old soul in a clever young guy’s body at any rate. Really enjoy all the images of your intercontinental road adventures btw. Just saying.
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