Wetnessday
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That sucks…. During an anaerobic effort?
Sex, bike riding, hiking, hunting and digging up rocks in the heat. Being in the heat.
Another day, another game...played last night in the pouring rain for a Win, tonight just after the rain for a hard fought 2-1 loss. Struggling with keeping the girls totally motivated for a whole hour sucks! I have 2-3 players that are really giving 110% the whole game and the rest just seem done (more mentally than physically I think...they just don't have the drive). SO frustrating. Tomorrow....we condition!
Meanwhile in Massachusetts
Newton man allegedly beaten to death by former tenant who had been forging checks in his name
A Newton man was allegedly murdered by a former tenant of his who had been forging checks in his name, officials said Wednesday.
www.boston.com
I know it’s cool to hate rich people and all, but as a modern supercar that has to pass emissions and also likely has triple digit mileage, I doubt the McLaren did as much damage as you’re giving it credit for. Now, the owners likely private flight out of Fl to a less methy/huricaney state? That may have had something to do with climate change…
I want *no* house...
You just gonna rent the rest of your life?
RIP in the Gangster's Paradise.
Mebbe...
Good call. Quick math says doing the regular rental route will get me 24 weekends for the cost of a trailer (a real one). That's realistically 1.5-2yrs before break even. U-Haul takes the cake here. Means I'll be doing Friday night loading and Saturday afternoon unloading, but the cash flow vs. outlay is worth it.
Sprinter (aka the white Ford Van).
Eldest kid already has a '97 Dodge van. I'll probably just crash there.
Gonna be hard to cure lardo and make puttanesca Al fresco in the desert!
Have you seen a doc about this?
I have been going through some eye crap (right eye, seeing black splotches/floaties). After much investigation it's too much pressure in the noggin messing with the optic nerve.
I'd get tunnel vision and stuff too.
Definitely see a doc.
EddieMurphySmart.jpgEldest kid already has a '97 Dodge van. I'll probably just crash there.
I have.
This individual car or flight is not the problem. Of course not; no one device, power station, economy etc is ‘the problem’.
That is a one dimensional way of looking at things.
It is however a very representative symbol of poorly regulated, unaccountable and uncaring conspicuous consumption culture that is quite blatantly destroying our collective future.
Florida now, and the graphic evidence of what capitalist culture has done is hopefully a fantastic fable for people about a whole range of terrible behaviours we need to stop yesterday.
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The gladiator does have a significant difference in turning radius versus my wrangler. For some of the switchbacks below the waterfall, I had to make 3-4 point turns where the 4-door wrangler would have been a 1-2 point turn, but the longer wheelbase performs significantly better on obstacles and stairs
Nice, never ran it myself, but I know most people either fuck on on the staircase (lack of skills) or the switchbacks (lack of attention). It's a damn cool trail, that's for sure.
It isn't very technical, but considering the repercussions of a mistake, I think it deserves the rating. That and most folks don't have a lifetime of rock crawling experience to tackle some of the obstacles and end up rolling. Simple things like positioning your rig before the obstacle to hit the obstacle square so all tires are on the ground rather than hitting it crossed up.
I can neither confirm nor deny.Do you get that sort of experience by rolling a few times?
Luckily I made most of my biggest mistakes in high school while on the rubicon or Moab in shit boxes.
Issdat Telluride?
yup, roughly 4k feet above but only 1 mile away as the crow flies
Huh, I’m pretty sure I have ridden up that from Telluride. Long time ago.
i lived in T-Ride for a few years in the early ‘90s. The riding we did was BRUTAL.
If I lived there now a long range e-bike would be a mandatory purchase to turn all of those nearly impossible high altitude mining roads into FUN.
If I lived there now a long range e-bike would be a mandatory purchase to turn all of those nearly impossible high altitude mining roads into FUN.
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blood pressure thing?
That'll buff out.
they shoulda feathered those brakes ....
Seems there is a fatal mishap on black bear and Imogene at least once a year and looking into the cause it is always some driver error or lack of experience that causes the issues. I do believe the last major fatal was a dude who "thought" he set the E brake but sent his rig with his ole lady and dog over the edge.