Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[echo419]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Tiger mom?

I'm proud of him. He passed the written and driving tests first go.

I told him this summer I'll teach him how to drive stick in the twin.

mine? A tiger would have been nice.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

His farm now is big enough they helicopter harvest it.

Flying in the dead zone. So jelly. That's where all the fun is.

[NoHaveMSG]

There are so many threads right now that could use the Tcoat touch

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Age doesn't seem to make much difference between 16 and 25. Lack of accidents/tickets will though at renewal time.

Yea, I remember with my 3 older kids.

[korhun]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

There are so many threads right now that could use the Tcoat touch

Yea, some threads really needs his touch.

[Boomerang]

Originally Posted by korhun

Yea, some threads really needs his torch.

FIFY


and don't worry, he'll be back....

[KR-S]

Quick question: How do I shoot flames out of my 200hp naturally aspirated FR-S?

[Boomerang]

Originally Posted by KR-S 86

Quick question: How do I shoot flames out of my 200hp naturally aspirated FR-S?

Simple, a pinch of obnoxious, half a cup of ego and a dash of reckless

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

Another inhuman video by Danny Mac

at the fringe point of first getting a car, but being way into mountain bikes, i was just starting to do similar stuff. i read an article a few years before that about an interview with a professional downhiller. the name, or the rest of the article never stuck with me, but one piece of her(i want to say it was a her) interview did. she said that the very core of her training was standing on exercise balls. starting on your hands and knees, get comfortable for a a few minutes at a time. after a few days of that, move to just knees on the ball. again, after a few times of that, move to standing on the ball.

i never progressed far enough to stand on the ball, but was able to confidently kneel on it. it was crazy the amount of effect it had on balance control. i could come to a stop and stand in place for almost 5 minutes on the bike.

and then i got into cars, and the bike went into the basement...

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by Spuds

You don't need a keyboard to post... I haven't used a keyboard for this site in at least 6 months.

[NoHaveMSG]

Originally Posted by soundman98

at the fringe point of first getting a car, but being way into mountain bikes, i was just starting to do similar stuff. i read an article a few years before that about an interview with a professional downhiller. the name, or the rest of the article never stuck with me, but one piece of her(i want to say it was a her) interview did. she said that the very core of her training was standing on exercise balls. starting on your hands and knees, get comfortable for a a few minutes at a time. after a few days of that, move to just knees on the ball. again, after a few times of that, move to standing on the ball.

i never progressed far enough to stand on the ball, but was able to confidently kneel on it. it was crazy the amount of effect it had on balance control. i could come to a stop and stand in place for almost 5 minutes on the bike.

and then i got into cars, and the bike went into the basement...

I have seen people stand on those at the gym and videos of people jumping from one to another. I have tried getting up on one and have ate shit every time. Props on being able to kneel on one. I could only trackstand if I was standing up. Except on my DH bike, head angle was too slack for my sense of balance. I still have 3 bikes, can't remember the last time I rode them though

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG

I have seen people stand on those at the gym and videos of people jumping from one to another. I have tried getting up on one and have ate shit every time. Props on being able to kneel on one. I could only trackstand if I was standing up. Except on my DH bike, head angle was too slack for my sense of balance. I still have 3 bikes, can't remember the last time I rode them though

i tried plenty of times before that, that article was where i learned the trick was to slowly progress up to that point in very small steps.

patience has never been my strong suit!

[Cole]

New year, new job!

Got a call this afternoon from the place I interviewed with a couple days ago. He said that they chose me, and I’d be hearing from HR next week about pay, vacation and benefits.

What a rush!

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by Cole

New year, new job!



Got a call this afternoon from the place I interviewed with a couple days ago. He said that they chose me, and I’d be hearing from HR next week about pay, vacation and benefits.



What a rush!

Assuming the pay, vacation, and benefits are up to your expectations... CONGRATULATIONS!

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