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I got my hands on something a little bit “different”.

Up front no, it might even appear to be better. However, it depends on how much methane is leaked during production. I've read some studies that natural gas is equivalent to coal on the greenhouse front. There is not much infrastructure in place either and someone has to pay for that too. I don't want to pay for it either. Cars doesn't make sense. There is a reason those civics didn't last. A better approach use vehicle less. The system needs to be thought through better. There is no need for so many cars to be on the road. Walk...

I try getting down to California to go riding and spear fishing every couple years. I’m originally from Carson. My family and friends are still down there. I left in 98 at twenty and, haven’t regretted it. I moved to Oregon then in 08, work dried up and I moved further north. When I go back, I see my friends and family are struggling financially. Some are longshoremen, truck drivers, work for schools, union laborers, electricians etc. It seems the tradesmen do better then the rest. Unfortunately being in the trades myself, returning isn’t an option as the pay for...

I’m with Gavin. Lets keep shutting down and not permitting Nuclear facilities, shutting down fossil fuel burning power generation plants and lets depend on two sources that are out of your control wind and sun. Or maybe the electricity fairy will sprinkle everyone with a little.... better yet lets figure out how to get water to flow uphill un assisted so it can inturn flow downhill and create an endless supply

here in Vegas it’s nothing but Cali Plates lately and my god you guys can’t drive! what’s with going 5-10 mph under the speed limit in the left lane on the freeway and then flipping me off when you force me to pass on the right?

So many great stories, blown away by a ton of them. Wasn't planning on sharing this when I made the thread but I figure fuck it, might as well share since so many of you have... I used to be a competitive skier and was in ski movies. Lucky timing had us on the forefront of the big mountain skiing revolution and fat ski evolution, and we got to open up a lot of previously unskied terrain in Alaska, Europe, South America and Canada. It was a time of heli-skiing exploration, huge advances in powder skis and attention from the...

I like silver.

I think that his biggest strength is neutralized outdoors. Since his race craft is so good and he gets good starts he can frustrate faster riders into submission indoors where it’s harder to pass. He did it with Marvin so many times the year he won the title and consistently does it to Roczen. Guys can figure out how to pass him outdoors if they’re faster