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Sean Conway needs a haircut, I'm all for a beard and I've often glanced over at another mans facial fur and thought I'd look good with a viking length plaited beard and undercut, but seriously, that kid looks like he's been stuck on an island with Tom Hanks for fifteen years!
Aw and how I'm thinking of dogs with their heads out of car windows..
Grayson Perry's judgement is more of an aesthetic one than a road safety one which befits an artist, I suppose.
The glory of cycling in silence is as much for those around the cyclist, who are unaffected by earphones.
Whether one wants silence oneself is one's own business. Whilst walking in the hills does Mr. Perry keep mute , rather than spoil his appreciation of the soughing of the wind? Do his companions have to keep quiet?
I fear he is yet another cyclist telling other cyclists how they ought to do it.
Thank you for providing my word of the day