(02-26-2024, 07:16 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: pdedse,
[li]Some parts of Australia are having their indigenous names restored. As you say the juxtaposition is great. On a pedantic note, Oberon, is a European word — see A Midsummer’s Night’s Dream.[/li] [li]60 kph is the posted speed limit for many built up areas. Increasingly, it’s being reduced to 50 kph in urban and suburban streets. Freeway speed limits are 100 or 110 kph.[/li] [li]The bionic knees are just terrific. The only inconvenience is in one hip muscle that seems to have been badly weakened by years of compensating for the bad knee.
I’m in much better shape now at the end of the day.
[/li]
Ferret

Penguins are way too scary. 
Oh, that's right...Oberon, king of the fairies. My English major is failing me in recent posts. And I even performed part of that play in my Shakespeare class so many years ago.
(02-26-2024, 07:16 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: pdedse,
[li]Some parts of Australia are having their indigenous names restored. As you say the juxtaposition is great. On a pedantic note, Oberon, is a European word — see A Midsummer’s Night’s Dream.[/li] [li]60 kph is the posted speed limit for many built up areas. Increasingly, it’s being reduced to 50 kph in urban and suburban streets. Freeway speed limits are 100 or 110 kph.[/li] [li]The bionic knees are just terrific. The only inconvenience is in one hip muscle that seems to have been badly weakened by years of compensating for the bad knee.
I’m in much better shape now at the end of the day.
[/li]
Ferret

Penguins are way too scary. 
Very glad to hear.