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When I was looking for a bike around the end of last year, I did see an Acid in a bike shop and really liked the colour. Can't now remember all the reasons for deciding against, but long wait was certainly one of them. (Was quite pleased when I switched to choosing a Giant that it too was green...

My memories of train travel suggest otherwise. Various steam trains, Deltic, IC125 - yes, each had a distinctive sound. There is a certain excitement engendered by their distinctive sounds. But last time I went on a fast train, the quietness was lovely. Maybe an engine making noise it is...

I was astonished by the extremely low level of wind and tyre noise. Was expecting and prepared for lack of engine and transmission noise. (None of the traditional noises of milk floats and trolley buses.)

Is two square feet per MP sufficient? http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/news/2017/1/haunted-hotel-is-now-home-to-the-worlds-largest-ouija-board-459555 Of course, being up high, an ideal opportunity to reduce the number of (living) MPs...

Genuine question: Is it actually quieter than a latest-gen Leaf? (That is the limit of my electric road vehicle experience.)

Seems to be quite common: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/rear-light-condensation-then-completely-fail.83837/ But pretty poor, I say. Was just trying to think which particular car make/model used to pretty much always have water in their tail lights? I do remember Fords were dreadful...

The delighful Chope is pushing a Private Member's Bill: https://services.parliament.uk/bills/2017-19/nationalhealthservicecofundingandcopayment.html

"We", of course, being those in England. ;) Ironically, the medicines I referred to are almost 100% prescribed to people eligible for Medex exemption certificates in England because the medicines are for disorders identified for exemption. So any change to a co-payment system could represent a...

Unsportsmanlike = Elon Musk spraint :)