Imagine there’s a button that when pressed would immediately change your body from what you have now, to that of a goose. You can only press the button once. When pressed everyone will have known you in this new form the whole time, so there’s no social impact at all.
Anyone got any personal recommendations for e-Bikes that fit what I’m looking for please?
Requirements 🔹 Large frame, upright riding style: I'm 6’4” an not sporty. 🔹 <20Kg. For lugging it up/down stairs 🔹 Easily servicable/repairable. (Fuck vanmoof and their proprietary parts and different type and size heads on every bolt) 🔹 Integrated lights / display etc. so i dont have to bother detaching stuff when i park up 🔹 Hella power, hella range 🔹 Accelerator (shh) because chronic fatigue
IMO the only safe domestic plug/socket designs are:
Type G (UK), moulded. Fused, earthed, insulated so you can’t touch live mains, can support its own weight. Socket switched & shielded until Earth inserted.
Type F (Schuko), moulded. Earthed, shrouded socket so you can’t touch live mains (unless you try reeeally hard), can support its own weight.
Being “person off the internet” I’m usually careful not to talk about personal stuff. I’m in the odd position where people have a parasocial relationship with me, and are interested in me and my life.
I enjoy sharing my work, humour, and things I’ve made online. But that doesn’t entitle anyone to know anything about my personal life.
I’ve seen other creators have their life and relationships discussed, and I don’t want that. I’m sharing personal info despite this, in case it helps someone.
Representation is important, especially during times like these where people are marginalised and turned into scapegoats regularly.
So here’s some stuff that, while none of your business, I’ll share in case it helps anyone feeling alone or unsupported.
I’m non-binary and have gender dysphoria. I’m prob demisexual & polyamorous.
I’ve got ADHD, ASD, and a history of depression, and panic & anxiety disorders. I take anti depressants monitored by a psychiatrist, and see a therapist regularly.