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Old 17th November 2020, 12:27 PM   #1
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I'm probably going to get warned for being off topic, but it reminds me of how p*ssed off the French were when Dave Brailsford told them our cycling success at the Olympics was because of the 'special roundness' of our wheels.
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I'm probably going to get warned for being off topic, but it reminds me of how p*ssed off the French were when Dave Brailsford told them our cycling success at the Olympics was because of the 'special roundness' of our wheels.
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But it was true! Plus the frictionless bearings helped...

...and we seem to have gone permanently off the topic rails.
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