That’s a Deertaur

Well, it was also simple at the time. I guess growing up with the bs made us hate it, then they got gud, and kids don’t care anymore today.

My guess is they grew up with it like that. Us old fuckers privy to the Internet of the 90s and 00s, know what it should be.

Cascadia, my dream is Cascadia.

They’d much rather disolve the education system.

Oh, here we go…

I was gonna go for, “In the head, I was still assassinated.”

Holy shit, how much did he take? I can do grams from sundown to sun up and all I want to do after that is go to bed.

I could give a shit about following orders, it’s a lot easier dealing with international business/trade/politics.

If everyone is on the same page, things are easier. I like the metric system. I’m a mechanic and my life is often hell because of the differences.

And when you’re older you have no time to game. So, you’re a few years behind. By the time they get to you, they’re either hashed out and good or have fallen out of popularity.

Or you could be like me and still play games from the 90s.

Just another “gotcha”. I feel the same.

I could understand what they were implying. Some people lemmy.

Also bad taking credit for something you couldn’t think of. I could think about ten between mountains and trees.

I can’t trust either side. But I can guarantee that number is bigger than zero.

There are a lot of benefits for them, but you’re right, they aren’t all there.

What I could agree to in the meantime is dedicated lanes on freeways and shit. They’d have to have their own infrastructure, and California does that really quick.

Um, the risk is like quadrupled from a groomed slope. It depends on what you do, but I know lots of cross country skiers that hike up and ski downhill. Avalanches, exposure, wildlife, what you said etc.

There are really tame routes that ski resorts make, but you’re still driving out there, parking, etc.

I suppose the idiot factor plays a lot here.

Did you use a program to scrub that? I haven’t been on since June, but I wouldn’t mind twisting the knife a bit.