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A long while back, Jon and I both started to notice advertisements for Geek2Geek on various webcomics, though I specifically recall seeing it on Questionable Content, and as of this writing, the ads are still being displayed. Being intrigued, I signed up and checked it out, after all, who wouldn’t want a geek after their…
As noted previously, I went to visit Jon this past weekend. On Friday, I will cover that particular event in greater detail. I originally came down thinking that we might go see 2012 (I’m a sucker for a good disaster flick). What I was not expecting was to find out that Boondock Saints 2: All…
My BMW on a country road, taken near Point E General Area: Around Mt Diablo Difficulty: Not hard Ride Length: 2-2.5 hours Scenery: Nice variety of views from Mt Diablo, to inside the tree canopy, to fall colors. Special Notes: Point D to Point E is a one lane road. The route described: Point A/G…
Hopefully, this doesn’t come to a shock to any of our readers, but on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918 the major hostilities of World War I ended (with Germany signing the Armistice). Here in the United States of America, we refer to this as Veterans Day, others…
Winter is upon us. Well, us that live in the Northern Hemisphere. For those of us in higher elevations and higher latitudes that means snow is coming soon. Snow is not so fun on a motorcycle (don’t even think about chaining up). Thus, as I did last year, I am planning to migrate my bike…
I live in California, and as such lane splitting (or lane sharing, white lining or filtering) is completely legal. Okay, to be exact, it isn’t illegal. Good enough for me. I generally don’t lane split except when traffic is going very slow (below 30mph). I am not the lane splitter you hate; you know the…
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