A lovely idea.
He's right - talking time to walk those routes you often just drive can yield all sorts of adventures: mobile phones, scooters, dildos...
What's not to like?
A lovely idea.
He's right - talking time to walk those routes you often just drive can yield all sorts of adventures: mobile phones, scooters, dildos...
What's not to like?
I used to work in London. Because of where I live public transport was a non-idea - ironically it would take longer and be more expensive than driving. By God I came to hate that journey.
Then I worked within walking distance. Bliss. There was something truly liberating about walking to and from work and watching the traffic on a bad day. Felt free.
Now I work somewhere in between the two - an easy 15 minute drive that avoids traffic black spots.
Wouldn´t call it a commute unless it´s daily and both ways, to and from work.
He's doing his normal commute to work just not by car this time.Wouldn´t call it a commute unless it´s daily and both ways, to and from work.
C'mon you can't believe everything you see on the internet, for one thing he's walking on the wrong side of the road, so he isn't that clever, how long would it take him to walk 90k, 56.25miles, longer than the working day, so he must only work part time.
And he did it twice in 4 years, hardly call it a commute, an adventure yes, commute no.
Those are opinions, not facts.So many bad comedians....
Paul Hogan was never as funny as Beau.