Hehe Good to see you here aswell Mr Sheeple! 
The anomaly Alliance will never die!!
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Welcome back to the kindred spirits forum of gentle souls. (Just don’t steal one for a living ship, please. 
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Thank you Clemm! Humm.. I don’t know about that ..
I am still not a happy owner of a living ship, so maaaaybe… 
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I would not post this here except both the guy on the motorcycle and the one in the car are okay.
They believe speed was a factor…no doubt
Vancouver
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Well, Mr Jones, you failed your Evel Knievel test…
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I had been wondering why the bike’s front wheel appeared to be reasonably intact, despite a head on collision. The stoppie explains, and I know all too well how an emergency brake easily results in one.
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My cousins partner removed the restricter on her e-bike and ended up doing the same thing two weeks ago when a kid ran across the road in front of her. Came out with a broken arm but my sympathy for her couldnt be any lower, removing it to go speeds that are unsafe on our roads? She was asking for it, and lucky that she hurt nobody else. Just selfish behaviour 
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I thought you guys might get a laugh out of me being a big scaredy baby in VR.
It only got worse after this clip (I dunno why it only saved to that point).
I was also streaming at the time so if you want to see a real man do the brave thing and pee themselves, the timestamp link below continues my big baby pants escapade.
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no. No no no no no…and yet you continue forward
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Thats me just telling my heart not to explode or maybe even some desperate attempt to deaden the silence so no jump scare sounds can catch me off guard.
Ultimately my thumbs chose to completely ignore my words.
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I use VR to look at green paradise planets and shiny spaceships and cute animals in forests and harmless puzzles! Horror games would … not be my first choice. (I do have some slightly spooky VR games, e.g. where you have to hide from robots, and I react basically like you, and I never came back lol) 
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I want to say I do not understand whats fashionable or popular today but then I realise I never have, this stuff has always confounded me. I want to think it’s everyone else who is wrong but then I think I’m being way too egotistical there.
When I saw 28 Years Later in the cinema, there’s a scene where a swedish soldier shows Spike a picture of his girl back home who has that full kardashian look. Spike asks what happened to her face, is she okay? Everyone in the audience roared laughing. I never felt so heard or seen in all my life.
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In the Far East people are aware that Westerners wear T-shirts with slogans. However, the slogans are often only culturally significant, and don’t really mean anything outside the country where they originated. Add to that the fact that many people in the Far East can’t read English - so they’re aware these things are fashionable, but they don’t know (or care) what they mean.
It’s given rise to a whole industry of Eastern-manufactured clothing carrying completely meaningless English phrases. Nobody cares what the words actually say - it’s the fact that they’re English that matters. You see Japanese teenagers and Indonesian students wearing shirts saying things like “Herring Spanner Hat”, “Sad Cabbage Donkey”, or “Happy Injury Joy”.
“Lips so bouncy, so glassy” sounds a lot like that. Recognisably an English phrase, but if you think about it, meaningless.
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Yes. Full and glossy is what I am sure it is supposed to read. So either easterners or artificialers. Not sure which.
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Certainly not Proofreaders 
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In the dark yet again…at least I have batteries
OMG it has been years since I sat up at night station surfing on a radio
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Maybe Emily is still broadcasting on her HAM radio and you can find them for company. It sure is getting nostalgic around these parts. Hope you aren’t left too long without power <3
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