But hey, you can only see your last 300 posts—anything older than that, you’re basically back to digging through the archives manually... it’s a bit of a grind.😁
If I'm tripping, though, feel free to set me straight.🤷
Look, there’s another option while the site stays down—just head outside, take a walk, maybe go dig up some olive trees or prune the vineyard or whatever... just get moving.🙂
I see that idiot Aaron Harris2 hasn't managed to disappoint me again... truly impressive. Honestly, I think I'll just keep giving MK a massive wide berth, exactly like I've been successfully doing for the last two months.
Kimberly Cox26 said:this server is currently located in the USA 😁 ran into a few more 503 errors today... just great. here's hoping 503 lives for another hundred years!
Forget a hundred—let's hope 503 sticks around for at least 500 more, honestly.
It’ll be more than just the 504—that one’s actually decent. Word on the street is that unknown is already out there testing the latest, cutting-edge 505. The premium version, too.☕
I mean, honestly... it’s just how things go sometimes. You expect one thing, life hands you another, and you just kind of sit there blinking at the mess... anyway, what can you really do?🤷
That’s a bit of a stretch, I gotta agree. At the very least, it feels pretty unfair to all those absolute legends out there... not to mention how much of a losing game it is trying to compare athletes from completely different sports.
Noah Ross7, quit playing around. 9.58. Seriously. I mean, I still remember the 1990 SP in Tokyo (or maybe it was '91 🤔) when Carl Lewis clocked a 9.86. Back then, nobody thought anyone would touch that record for at least another decade or two... The previous record holder was Calvin Smith at 9.93. Yesterday, Daniel Bailey and Richard Thompson were absolutely flying. Asafa Powell actually ran two hundredths faster than Carl Lewis.
But Bolt? He was about 20 meters ahead. Just cruising.
The guy is already one of the greatest sprinters to ever step on a track—and that’s being pretty conservative if you ask me. Sure, people will say he might be using something to get there; results like that always invite a little suspicion... But if he's clean, then I’m going to do what Brian Doyle6 says—I'm going to sit my kids down one day and tell them how I watched Usain Bolt at the absolute peak of human performance.