Sorry you didn’t get to to on the bike ride....how would your ankle have handled it?
Glad you got a chance to “educate” a neighbor, but glad he was checking on you. LOL!
It probably would have been painful, as it is the foot that controls the shift lever.
But I have never been one to let excruciating pain deter me from an adventure.
The adrenaline probably would have felt good!
My neighbor went to school in Venezuela, so he probably would have never been taught about a bunch of Catholics who rose up against the Bolshevik federales.
It is an excellent movie, but I cried through most of it.
I have wonderful old Klipsch Speakers from 1985, with 15” woofers, high frequency horns, and a special bass resonating chamber (forerunner of a subwoofer) They are so big I have lamps on them. They didn’t sound loud to me, but evidently the sound “broke” somewhere in the middle of Juan’s apartment. There were a lot of gunfights, with big antique guns, cannon, and so on. But when the train blew up, I guess it really rocked the building.
Modern sound systems with their teeny tiny digital sound is not quite the same as those old analog behemoths. People have forgotten how wonderful those old speakers were.