Oh yeah paint job, and Wide body kit

Oh yeah paint job, and Wide body kit

do it!

put dustin's bird catcher on it

in my cad class

i've always been comfortable with chopsticks but lately i prefer them to forks, so much easier when you don't have to cut your food

And you can take very accurate selective bites

spork > all though

hmmm if i build the ZDT3.5s, and pick up this big screen TV, then use the 15" Q in my room..... talk about overkill

need to find a cheap receiver

so bored, avoiding filling out all my pharmacy school application....

Overkill = subwoofer bigger than the tv

Chopsticks kick my ass after a while. I get hand cramps and such. And once the rice isn't as warm and you start messing with it it loses its cohesive abilities and its harder to eat.

Drive like you ride a bike

For you cyclists looking for a way to wrap your head around the subject of efficient motoring: drive like you bike.

Meaning, if you think about spending energy as wisely in your car as you do when you ride, you should automatically become aware of several of the major tips on this list, such as:

a) Ensuring your tires are properly inflated & vehicle is in good mechanical condition, for reduced rolling & mechanical resistance.

b) Smart braking: you'll spend more distance coasting up to stops (you don't pedal madly towards stop signs and then jam on the binders, do you?)

c) You'll "drive with load" on hills (you don't usually power up hills trying to maintain your previous cruising speed, do you?)

d) You'll reduce speed (because cyclists are highly attuned to the relationship between aerodynamic drag and the energy consumed to travel at high speed).

I really liked this...

i can use chopsticks quite well

<<--- quarter japanese

(you don't pedal madly towards stop signs and then jam on the binders, do you?)

the way women drive

but....bicyclists don't do burnouts!

Now I'm not saying that man has NO impact. I just don't know that we can distinguish between what is man-made and what is natural.

I'd agree with that. All of what we're dumping into the atmosphere can't be positive, it'll bite us in the ass down the road sometime...

i've always been comfortable with chopsticks but lately i prefer them to forks, so much easier when you don't have to cut your food

Eating with chopsticks is fun

but....bicyclists don't do burnouts!

ya they can!

somebody find that clip of the guy in the middle east

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Bicycle-burnout_63557.htm

Now I'm not saying that man has NO impact. I just don't know that we can distinguish between what is man-made and what is natural.

I'd agree with that. All of what we're dumping into the atmosphere can't be positive, it'll bite us in the ass down the road sometime...

I think that sometime is now, at least if you're in China and talking about pleasurable days. Some of them haven't seen the sun in years due to the smog in their cities.

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/Bicycle-burnout_63557.htm

cycle burnout top^

Now I'm not saying that man has NO impact. I just don't know that we can distinguish between what is man-made and what is natural.

I'd agree with that. All of what we're dumping into the atmosphere can't be positive, it'll bite us in the ass down the road sometime...

I think that sometime is now, at least if you're in China and talking about pleasurable days. Some of them haven't seen the sun in years due to the smog in their cities.

Which I think will have a world impact at some time. Not because the air pollution will affect the world, but because I think at some point the Chinese citizens will grow tired of the dirty ways and demand better air quality from the government. This will cause increased restriction for them and increase the cost of goods from there a ton. The world market will change. But who knows how far away that is or if it'll even happen. They are still using coal mining techniques that the US banned 100 years ago. So it may be 100 or more years from now, and obviously depends on if the government changes at all from what it is now and has been. But just my thought.

just got a lead on another job. medical assistant, $12/hr

not great pay, but great hours, and invaluable experience if i'm going to pursue pharmacy school.

damn damn damn, anyone want to buy every piece of audio equipment i have? i'm about 50% joking. Found a hell of a deal on a piece of equipment i'd die for.

lets see...

alpine 9861, and 701 combo

Phaze/Butler TD-750

PPI 1/3 octave eq

two E8s

15" Q

eclipse 8053

2x Seas p18rnx

2x peerless SLS 8"

2x HAT L3

2x Poly Mids

I think that's about it....