I don’t cycle when there’s snow on the road (bc I hurt myself that way once), but know from others there are spike tyres for bicycles. Keep in mind though that this still won’t give you the amount of stability you may be used to from something four wheeled. Be careful not to lean into turns too much, ime that’s the situation where slipping is most likely.
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If it’s not ai or Photoshop, they did them for the shitpost and removed them soon after, in pretty sure.
Droggelbecher@lemmy.worldto
Science Memes@mander.xyz•if I ever have grandkids that isEnglish
8·5 days agoIdk how old OOP is, but I’m almost 30 and I never got a polio vaccine. My mum was very diligent getting me vaccinated too, I got all the whoopng cough, measles etc. shots. Even got tuberculosis for some reason, but polio was considered so near extinct that it wasn’t on the list.
(thanks for making me check my vaccination passport to confirm this btw, found out this way that I need to get something refreshed)
If 250ml of garlic sauce is a menu item, someone likely conceived of this ahead of time.
You are 100% the person this post is about, and 100% American. Those are 100% of the relevant percentages.
My mum used to work in a town where they make a kinda popular chocolate in middle Europe, like small step up from store brand type stuff (milka, in case anyone’s faniliar). She’d always bring home their factory shop ‘mystery chocolate’ that was very openly literally this: the bars right after they’d switch flavors, and they would be a non predictable mix between the two. I loved that stuff more than the actually store bought chocolate as a kid because you’d genuinely never know what you’d get. They came in these super non distinct plain white wrappers too, which added to the charm.
Tangential, for ambulance cost only.
Once a year, I get a sort of info letter that lists every bill my healthcare has paid for me that year. So, I know what medical costs actually are in my country where healthcare prices aren’t being artifically inflated by healthcare being privatised.
I had a short ambulance ride in 2020. It was billed for about 90€. That’s what it would actually cost if they couldn’t charge whatever tf they want due to privatised healthcare.
One of the most disappointing facts when learning English was how many different animals are just called goat or deer
Nobody tell them that Norway and Switzerland also participate in Erasmus. Not to mention it’s far from the only way to get a study visa. Or that it usually only lasts about twice as long as the max tourism visa (3 months).
Love my job. Still wouldn’t spend a second doing it for zero pay.
Droggelbecher@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•THIS is a real test of how old you are. If you score 20 your future is short
5·24 days agoHalf of these are still in use simply because some people think they’re cool, or when someone prefers to not have to rely on technology (e.g. paper maps don’t run out of electricity while you’re on a long hike).
Im in the EU thankfully, it’s not legal to record strangers (except like, a crowd where you can’t make out individuals that well). They may be watching me from the window, but they don’t talk like village folks do.
Droggelbecher@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories
3·25 days agoHm, if we’re talking protein shake, I like to buy unflavoured pea or soy protein powder then mix with soy or oat milk and blend in fruit, nut butters, frozen berries.
Droggelbecher@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories
1·25 days agoI mean, I sometimes view nutrition as an impediment to my bed rotting, but that’s because I have depression Also, I would kinda like to be able to skip lunch, because meal prepping is tough when you work til 0930 and takeout add up, cost wise
Droggelbecher@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•My culture also loves music, dancing and telling stories
7·25 days agoThis is not meant to be a counter, I’m curious: have you? Cause I haven’t, and I’ve always wondered who the target audience for that stuff is. Everybody I know thinks it’s stupid, and I’ll at most use drinkable food for health reasons (as in, if they have really sore teeth and can’t chew or sth like that, or can’t keep solids down) or if they’ve misplanned and can’t have real food (like between two appointments).
Yeah I got that that’s what the meme is about, but thought the comment might be about nosy humans anyway.
You mean because of people watching? I get this so much worse in the village than in the city, because village folks will remember and talk about your patterns, while city folks won’t.
It’s a colloquial term. My best friend is a psychologist and she taught me that distinction (I’m not a native English speaker), and I genuinely didn’t know some people took offense to it. Never meant for it to be tiered. I know psychology is a science, and a natural one at that. You’re the one acting like your field is somehow special and better than others. I tried to be general and you said your field doesn’t fit in, so ‘you already said stem’ makes zero sense.
Either way, I never said it was normal to pay for a PhD? I said it’s a huge pay cut vs working and industry job, which not everyone can take. Some people have others financially depend on them, and they can’t just decide to accept eating half of what they could otherwise for self fulfilment purposes.
Yeah, should’ve specified, hard sciences











The reason for that is almost certainly psychological, you’re way more careful if you can feel every tiny slip and know there’s no metal cage protecting you. Similar to how youre less likely to hurt yourself with a sharp knife vs a dull one (though theres more reasons than the psychological aspect there). And I guess part of it is ow speeds; but even then:
Bicycles are more likely to slip on a snowy, icy or even wet road, simply because they have a smaller surface that touches the road. Also, as opposed to anything 3+ wheeled, they lean into turns and can slip sideways that way. I have a cool laceration scar on my chin to prove that.
So, I guess my point is, don’t take this comment to mean bikes are the safest vehicle in the snow, folks.