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BVRT - Playworld Systems #bikeweek event. Survived a thunderstorm and a nearly disastrous encounter with a manure spreader. posted 17 hours ago
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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Purple Fingers
I went for a walk on the north side of Blue Mountain today. I met a bird and a bunny. I saw some flowers, and found a veritable cornucopia of wild raspberries. I have now done all of the AT … Continue reading
Breakfast of Champions
Look what I made! I got the recipie from The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Vegan Living. It’s called “Tofu Scramble – Western Style,” and it’s pretty good! I’ve never been interested in cooking before, but being vegetarian is kind of … Continue reading
Posted in Books, vegetarianism
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1st Ever HBG Critical Mass
And I missed it. Looks like it was a smashing success. Pictures here and here. Words here.
John Adams
I was in Washington DC for a business trip a few weeks ago. I don’t have HBO at home, but they had it in my hotel room. While flipping through the channels, I caught a bits and pieces of the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Geekiness, Random Bullshit
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Why You Should Wear a Helmet
A fellow can scarce read a newspaper lately without being reminded of the imminent collapse of the petroleum economy. It seems obvious that we will soon be building nuclear power plants at a frantic pace, which (I predict) will forestall … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, zombies
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