Laughing Grass
Well-Known Member
get your pasties out!It is a nipple-crinkling seventy this am.
Only 66° here now.
get your pasties out!It is a nipple-crinkling seventy this am.
I don't . It's garbage, but I find them bizarrely interestingI'm blown away that you know about Die Antwoord, didn't think you would listen to something like that.
Bummer. When does the 4 come out? I have a first gen apple watch, I just couldn't get used to it.
The interface, too small and didn't really do much other than notifications and switching songs was clunky and often jumped more than one song.Being a watch or what?
I’ve not had one but the niece and her fiancé have had every version. You know how girls are.The interface, too small and didn't really do much other than notifications and switching songs was clunky and often jumped more than one song.
It just happened.I'm blown away that you know about Die Antwoord, didn't think you would listen to something like that.
Bummer. When does the 4 come out? I have a first gen apple watch, I just couldn't get used to it.
I probably haven't used a watch since the '90's lolBeing a watch or what?
I don't mind them in small doses. That Ninja guy creeps me the hell out.I don't . It's garbage, but I find them bizarrely interesting
Lol gotta have every piece of new tech when it comes out. I sorta stopped doing that... it's hard sometimes being dazzled by new stuff.I’ve not had one but the niece and her fiancé have had every version. You know how girls are.
Have you started integrating smart tech into your home yet? Seems like right up your alley!Lol gotta have every piece of new tech when it comes out. I sorta stopped doing that... it's hard sometimes being dazzled by new stuff.
Add apostrophe s and it isHe is now back to doing this whenever I look at the phone. Vet tech just called said he is less anemic now, compared to the numbers the ER sent.
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We actually have an ancient crestron system, pre app craze that uses a remote control and is running on a tired old HP windows 7 notebook. I'd like to get some of the newer stuff, but it's not high on the list.Have you started integrating smart tech into your home yet? Seems like right up your alley!
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And really FAST!Looks very cold!
Sorry couldn't resist.That took me a second...
At least skis and sleds are MADE for snow…And really FAST!
"The Arctic Man is a race for teams of two skilled competitors that tests the strength of an athlete and the horsepower of a snowmobile. Courage and training are essential elements of this team of snowmobile and skier.
The Arctic Man is one of the World's Toughest Downhill Ski races, and an exciting snowmobile race, all in one. The skier begins at a summit elevation of 5,800 feet and drops 1700 feet in less than two mile to the bottom of a narrow canyon where he meets up with his snowmobiling partner.
The snowmobiler meets the skier, on the go, with a tow rope and pulls the skier 2 1/4 miles uphill at top speeds of up to 86 mph. The skier and the snowmobile then separate and the skier goes over the side of the second mountain and drops another 1200 feet to the finish line.
At the Arctic Man you "GO FAST or GO HOME"
Truly the Ultimate Adrenaline Rush for spectators and competitors alike.
Last year approximately 13,000 spectators came from around the nation as well as different countries around the world to enjoy this spectacular Alaskan event. The area the race is held is some the of the best snowmachine riding country in the world. The snowcapped peaks and beauty make this spring event one that you will treasure for a lifetime."
That's crazy, people must get hurt skiing at 86mph.And really FAST!
"The Arctic Man is a race for teams of two skilled competitors that tests the strength of an athlete and the horsepower of a snowmobile. Courage and training are essential elements of this team of snowmobile and skier.
The Arctic Man is one of the World's Toughest Downhill Ski races, and an exciting snowmobile race, all in one. The skier begins at a summit elevation of 5,800 feet and drops 1700 feet in less than two mile to the bottom of a narrow canyon where he meets up with his snowmobiling partner.
The snowmobiler meets the skier, on the go, with a tow rope and pulls the skier 2 1/4 miles uphill at top speeds of up to 86 mph. The skier and the snowmobile then separate and the skier goes over the side of the second mountain and drops another 1200 feet to the finish line.
At the Arctic Man you "GO FAST or GO HOME"
Truly the Ultimate Adrenaline Rush for spectators and competitors alike.
Last year approximately 13,000 spectators came from around the nation as well as different countries around the world to enjoy this spectacular Alaskan event. The area the race is held is some the of the best snowmachine riding country in the world. The snowcapped peaks and beauty make this spring event one that you will treasure for a lifetime."