They should build a wall to keep out the white people.More evidence that MX is more civilized than most of the U.S.
They should build a wall to keep out the white people.More evidence that MX is more civilized than most of the U.S.
Vayo con dios, mi amigo!¡Hola y buenos días muchachos! Just boarded the germ tube, destination: Colombia for a couple weeks. Starting with a 5-day gravel bike tour in Medellin, then Cartagena for a few days. It’s been a rough hell of a couple months, I’ll fill y’all in later. But for now, hasta la vista bitches.
Pinche GringoWith the monies I get I would open a taco or BBQ joint
GOODIt’s been a rough hell of a couple months, I’ll fill y’all in later. But for now, hasta la vista bitches.
True datYeah - but your COL is far less - evidenced by the price of tacos.
We depend too much in the States, turism, jorbs, etc.They should build a wall to keep out the white people.
We're not sending our best.We depend too much in the States, turism, jorbs, etc.
From what I've seen in Cancun, you are rightWe're not sending our best.
Lots of Quebes go to Cancun. Unsurprisingly, not our best too.From what I've seen in Cancun, you are right
Mazatlán it gets worstLots of Quebes go to Cancun. Unsurprisingly, not our best too.
My only appearance in Mehico was in early 2k in Puerto Vallarta. 7 days of binging of which I struggle to remember anything.Mazatlán it gets worst
Well we finally took off 3-1/2 hours late. Definitely not making it to Medellín tonight, but we’re booked on a Houston > Panama City > Medellín flight mañana so that’s good. United is paying for hotel and meals tonight, I’m gonna try and raise some hell (eventually) to get them to reimburse us for a portion of the bike tour since it starts tomorrow. I just pray to @FSM that we get our bikes and luggage in Houston when we land.
Well we finally took off 3-1/2 hours late. Definitely not making it to Medellín tonight, but we’re booked on a Houston > Panama City > Medellín flight mañana so that’s good. United is paying for hotel and meals tonight, I’m gonna try and raise some hell (eventually) to get them to reimburse us for a portion of the bike tour since it starts tomorrow. I just pray to @FSM that we get our bikes and luggage in Houston when we land.
PesQuebes?Lots of Quebes go to Cancun. Unsurprisingly, not our best too.
Oh, my sweet, SWEET summer child...<snip> I just pray to @FSM that we get our bikes and luggage in Houston when we land.
They should build a wall to keep out the white people.
That place looks awesome. The Japanese are timber framing masters.@Adventurous for your future vacation in japan.....takenaka are carpentry tools museum
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15K likes, 96 comments - archimarathon on January 21, 2025: "We visited the Takenaka Carpentry Tools Museum in Japan, a must-visit for anyone interested in construction and timber. . . @takenakacarpentrytoolsmuseum . #japanesearchitecture #japanarchitecture #timberconstruction #timberjoints...www.instagram.com
A friend of mine tried to build a timber frame house, he is an arborist and had access to well, a lot of timber. Town wouldn't get him a permit unless he had an engineer 'certify' his lumber. Turns out that was going to cost him a solid 5 digits that he didn't have. So warped splintery pine from Lowes is fine to build with but a 10" x 10" piece of oak is not. I think he eventually found a loophole where he could build a barn that could be zoned as a home if it didn't fall over after 20 years. He had to keep a trailer on the property as the official 'residence'.That place looks awesome. The Japanese are timber framing masters.
It's giving me the itch to timber frame...something.