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Burnside said:
Womack and Womack’s Teardrops is like that for me - I need to quickly turn off the radio if it comes on and even then can’t get it out of my head all day 😡
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The Proclaimers is my "worst" Ear Worm but there are others - Rick Astley's, Never Gonna Give You Up is another but I don't mind it really.
On that subject: the lead developer of LMS used to drop the odd piece of "Rickrolling" code into his Don't Stop The Music beta's from time to time. Apparently its big in Germany.

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Loving this album at the moment, particularly the final track - that guitar 🎸
 

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vdp said:
Did the "Canal du Nivernais" 2 years ago on a rental boat for a long weekend. Friend of mine knows how to handle it (well). I remember white wine (Bourgogne) and narrow passages... The dams and locks are an awesome experience on their own. You need to know your stuff!

Probably a once in a lifetime experience for me. I wouldn't trust myself being responsible navigating a boat through those narrow canals. Although great weekend/memories, I feel more comfortable on my bike! 😂
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Navigating narrow canals is easy. I look down one side and aim to just miss the obstruction. That way the other side must be clear.

Also, because the boat pivots about one third of the way down its length, when the front goes one way the rear goes the other way. Treat bridges as "a boat of two halves". Steer the front into the bridge then once it is clear look behind and steer the back end through.
 
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