Went on a great offroad ride with my friend Brian today. Was able to build my confidence up with the KLR, it is a little heavy off road and cannot do any backflips off sand dunes, but it handled alright. My bud Brian was able to test out the nerf bars when he dumped it.
Great view atop the Wenatchee Mountains. RIGHT in the BACKYARD!@
The Dump..
The Commentary..
The Achievement..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v/jWZ9gKw6m_I;NR=1Went on a great offroad ride with my friend Brian today. Was able to build my confidence up with the KLR, it is a little heavy off road and cannot do any backflips off sand dunes, but it handled alright. My bud Brian was able to test out the nerf bars when he dumped it.
Great view atop the Wenatchee Mountains. RIGHT in the BACKYARD!@
Found this gal on the net. She even has her own site. Powerful. Why complain about life? I mean complaining is cool and everything, God knows I do it, there are alot of things to complain about in this world, and rightfully so, but one has to find balance or one will find themselves crooked. So if you complain alot, counterbalance that with the same amount of exercise. For some it may be a little, for others they may have to run a marathon every other day! *)
This poor guy felt guilty for escaping from Jail, He sure as hell didn’t hide that well too. HA!
Thu Jun 26, 9:09 PM ET
VAN BUREN, Ark. – Crawford County authorities say an inmate escaped the county jail and left behind a rose fashioned out of toilet paper because he felt sorry for breaking out.
Luis Camacho-Mendoza was recaptured a day later on Wednesday in a Van Buren home after police received a tip. Investigator Ken Howard said Camacho-Mendoza was found hiding in a closet in a pile of clothes with a pillowcase over his head.
“But he wasn’t hiding too good because you could see the outline of his head in the pillow case,” Howard said. “We all grabbed him pretty quick and he didn’t seem to be resisting.”
Authorities said Camacho-Mendoza was in jail on drug charges and was expected to be deported to Mexico by immigrations officials.
In his escape, Camacho-Mendoza broke open a lock on a kitchen door using a tool made from two screwdrivers, authorities said. Camacho-Mendoza worked in the kitchen.
When the inmate was discovered missing, authorities also found the flower, Howard said.
“When we asked him about that, he said he felt sorry for the captain for escaping,” Howard said. “(The flower) looked pretty nice.”
This is the most inspirational amateur documentary on this event. I saw it for the first time after getting out of surgery. Be sure to watch all the parts. I think the guy is from Wisconsin.
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