Not just people who use wheels, but anyone who’s not especially stable on their feet.

Almost half of EU’s busiest flight routes are ‘hard or impossible’ to book on trains – report ‘Stone age’ system of booking cross-border rail tickets holding back climate action by consumers, says thinktank

See, Amtrak is better than European rail.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...

The 1999 siege of Grozny is unthinkably awful, to pull out one single (and not unique) example.

Devon knows how they make it so sunny.

(He said, riffing off an advertising slogan that used my name as a teenager)

Two sea lions swamping a small boat

Only in Puget Sound, Olympia, Washington:

A pair of Stellar Sea Lions, weighing in at at least one ton total weight, commandeer a small sailboat
📸Dane

this is a very dark accidental joke about foreign news priorities about Africa

Plus no parking minimums.

I think the UK’s small neighbourhood supermarkets were a completely unintentional side effect of Sunday trading law in England & Wales, allowing unrestricted opening hours for chain stores up to 2400 sq ft.

Which provided the economies of scale to make it work everywhere.

Pédocriminalité really is a much better word for it, too.

I'm not sure my French is good enough to understand the full subtleties of Libé's review of the Michael Jackson biopic

Honestly, your average British sausage is also inedible.

Spaghetti hoops were the first one that really sprung to mind.

Sounds like he made a pretty penne out of it.

I just find it weird how they can lead rich lives in one language and then incredibly banal ones in another.

This close to writing up an unhinged manifesto including a printout of that 90s web page which includes details of how to address mail to every country, annotated with many exclamation marks!

Royal Mail: cannot deliver my post through my letterbox
Every other courier: comes to my front door with parcels for everyone else, because Google decided my flat number is the street number of the building.

I’ve just realised I’ve never ridden a fixie.

I assume that what they’re doing is 250W + exactly the amount of pedal power put in. (Averaged over time, because…)

I just looked up the video, too.

bsky.app/profile/ambr...

Yep, there’s lots of that delivery vehicle (it’s a quad) around, but as far as I can see, it’s not being treated as a problem.

The Van That's a Bike (HOW IS THIS LEGAL?) YouTube video by Global Cycling Network

Currently people are treating them as such.
youtu.be/483oaUU1tIs

To be treated as EAPCs at least, other moped categories are available.

I’m gonna have to say the law needs to change and ebikes need a mechanical connection between the pedals and the wheels.

It was so wrong that they increased the LGV limit from 40 to 50 on these.

I’d say it’s the most terrifying motorcycle pillion to be on in the world.

I mean, I’m very pro-Europe in general, but I’m concerned about the amount of white asparagus turning up in my feed.

Do you folks know how cruel it is to grow it without light? Only green asparagus for me, I’m afraid.

ICB cuts an ‘absolute shitshow’, say leaders National policymakers are "working it out as they go along", and integrated care board staff are "on their knees" amid a confused restructure, local leaders have reported.

NHS England and ICBs
www.hsj.co.uk/integrated-c...

I’m glad I’ve completely forgotten who he is, because if I ever came across him in the street, it would be very hard to hold myself back.

I do think that if we had star ratings for interior space, space usage efficiency and things like that, it would be a small.

Like if there was a way you could find out the smallest car that could fit 3 ISOFIX seats across the back row and similar things.

Jeanne Calment was actually her daughter Yvonne, and died aged 99