So in the time between today and the last time we played NYCFC, I have gotten married, moved back to Seattle, and had two children.
So in the time between today and the last time we played NYCFC, I have gotten married, moved back to Seattle, and had two children.
On the right, a map of home ownership percentages. More home owners in green, more renters in red.
On the right, a map of home ownership percentages. More home owners in green, more renters in red.
Also Zak:
Also Zak:
Also Zak:
Also Zak:
- no helmet, no worries
- have ridden a bicycle at least twice before
- will alternate between the bike lane and sidewalk depending on who is yelling at them
- make everyone around them nervous
- stoplights are for cars
- no helmet, no worries
- have ridden a bicycle at least twice before
- will alternate between the bike lane and sidewalk depending on who is yelling at them
- make everyone around them nervous
- stoplights are for cars
- has unused accessories hanging all over the bike
- empty toddler seat on the back
- riding precisely at 20mph (legal limit)
- massive tires to off-road around slowpokes
- all the smug superiority of a cyclist without the physique
- disappear outside of commuting hours
- has unused accessories hanging all over the bike
- empty toddler seat on the back
- riding precisely at 20mph (legal limit)
- massive tires to off-road around slowpokes
- all the smug superiority of a cyclist without the physique
- disappear outside of commuting hours
- *not* having fun
- will choose to ride in the car lane parallel to a bike lane
- might run over a toddler on a trike if the child didn’t use an arm signal
- knows every other MAMIL on the route
- the noisy constituency that gets bike infrastructure gets built
- *not* having fun
- will choose to ride in the car lane parallel to a bike lane
- might run over a toddler on a trike if the child didn’t use an arm signal
- knows every other MAMIL on the route
- the noisy constituency that gets bike infrastructure gets built
I consider most of these genre-defining.
I consider most of these genre-defining.