
16 Surefire Ways to Make Your Commute Less Stressful. Calling in sick did not make the list.
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Top 20 Screen Robots. Whether you agree with the rankings or not, you can relive some memories with this list, with video clips for each robot.
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Intelligence And Rhythmic Accuracy Go Hand In Hand. That still won’t make you a good dancer.
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The Tasty Art of Chocolate & Candy. It looks too good to eat, but it’s chocolate, so I would anyway!
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Although he was renowned as a tiger hunter, Jim Corbett respected and admired tigers and leopards. His legacy includes the first tiger conservation efforts in India.
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Chaos in the Print Shop. An ad Rube Goldberg would be proud of!
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8 Essential Gadgets For a Secret Agent. All available for sale to James Bond wannabes.
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Best of the worst foods ever. If you’re gonna break that diet, do it in style!
Lists are cool, and lists posts are ok, but…..
Linking to a blog post that talks about ways to reduce commuting stress without mentioning bike commuting is lame.
The blogger also responds to every comment (what a lovely idea!).
posted by fixedgear on 4-30-2008 at 9:36 am
I love that “Avoid Rush Hour” is a tip to reduce commuting stress. That’s rich. I’m going to wave my magic flexible work hours wand at my boss and coast down Candy Cane Lane to Happytown, because that’s where I live.
If we all avoided rush hour, there would be no rush hour in the first place!!
posted by Lauren on 4-30-2008 at 10:36 am
@fixedgear
I don’t what your purpose is in having a website, but if your attitude is always as it is towards Melanie (the author of Dietriffic), you’ll never get anywhere.
Also, Melanie agreed that biking was a good idea, which she did not deliberately omit. However, for some, cycling to work could be extremely stressful. Cycling through cars, buses, and trucks, isn’t exactly something which is pleasant and stress-free for everyone. Particularly if it’s raining.
Being so patronising about the way she replies to comments, is extremely sad. However, it probably explains why no one comments on your blog.
@Lauren
It’s a tip, and strangely, not all tips apply to everyone. If you can’t avoid rush hour, fair enough. But, as someone commented on the article, their boss allows them to arrive in at 9:15am instead of 9am. Being able to arrive a little later, shaves 20 minutes from their commuting time.
I don’t know your circumstances, but you might be able to make some arrangement with your boss to suit.
posted by Armen on 4-30-2008 at 7:35 pm
Hey Miss Cellania,
Thanks for the link, and kudos to Armen for the support! :-)
posted by Mel T on 5-1-2008 at 6:01 pm