Nah, I meant in the time trial. Wasn't he slower than Cavendish?Originally Posted by Jono L .
Tried to get in early break.
llaawwlll!!!Originally Posted by bbp .
Had a beer and still finished in front of Cadel.
But that's why we love you.Originally Posted by 531Aussie .
. I'm such a geek. Ha.
There have been some changes in Facebook privacy lately - perhaps these people have bumped up the security on their profile so you can no longer see their friends.Originally Posted by 531Aussie .
Can someone give me a Stalkbook tip?
When checking out friends lists of people you're not friends with, do you only get a few shots to look at the list?
Obvious example: I checked out the lists of a few people a few times, but now I can't see their friends. Is that automatic, or has some alarm gone off that they're being stalked, and they've changed a setting?
My bigger dog is a goofball who is friendly to nearly all dogs EXCEPT black ones with hairy faces - he's really wary of them like he can't work out how to deal with them, even if they're giving other "play" signals. He's ok with labradors but not with black kelpies or black longhaired German shepherds. My wife suggested that he can't properly work out the expressions of hairy black faces - would fit in with what you're saying since you can't see their eyebrows move.Originally Posted by 531Aussie .
Today's trivia: dogs, and their relatives, are one of the few animals on the planet that have dedicated eyebrow muscles, which is why their faces are so expressive, unlike cats, who don't have the muscles.
The theory goes that, due to their pack existence, a wider range of facial expressions increases their communication 'vocab'.
Thanks. However, I logged out, then was able to view my own friends several timesOriginally Posted by roshea .
There have been some changes in Facebook privacy lately - perhaps these people have bumped up the security on their profile so you can no longer see their friends.
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