…and then they kiss.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vaiv7kAXBzM&feature=youtu.be&t=11m51s
Skinemax
Watch this Video! If you were a kid when I was a kid, you're going to love this video.
NaNoWriMo
This month is NaNoWriMo so I thought I'd compile a list of books that have given me inspiration.
Storm Front - The Dresden Files
Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Bonus Comics:
I wanna go fast!
I finally saved enough money to get a GY6. When asked why I wanted a new engine for my scoot instead of buying a new vehicle my answer was simple. No other vehicle has the style the ruckus has.
The above picture is my original GET engine the morning before I get my GY6. Hopefully the transformation will go smoothly and I'll update with a new photo when it's got the GY6.
Ruckus Epic Florida Ride
Like many Ruckus Based Epic Journeys, this one is inspired by Wan's Epic Journey across America back in 2007.
Here's a link to the Epicness.
This year I'm finally going to make an epic journey. Ok maybe not epic, but pretty close. Hopefully some friends can join me for at least part of the ride. I plan on doing it when I don't have work, but I know many people won't be able to get time off to go with me.
I'm going to use the route proposed by the Florida Epicon 2011
Sadly they chose a time in the year when I couldn't get time off to spend 8 days on the ruck, but it has since been cancelled. I was hoping to ride part of the east leg with them, maybe taking a personal day or two to go. I realize this map has stops at personal home's but I wanted to make sure I had the route saved incase the thread is closed.
I going to start out with possibly heading down to the keys over spring break, as a test run. Then doing the whole Trip around florida in the summer when I have more time off. I would go in june around my birthday and hopefully before the weather fully develops into a hellscape.
If theres interest and people can get off I hope they can head to the Keys with me over spring break. Bring Tents and chill on the beach and cook food. http://www.floridastateparks.org/bahiahonda/
I can grab some raw meat and what-not from Winn-Dixie. Might bring a camp stove down with me if they don't have anything there. I could try one of the local eateries, but I think roughing it with a camp stove sounds way more fun.
Just in Case Items:
Poncho
Space Blanket
Flashlight
Small candle
Matches
Pair of Gloves
Utility Knife
Zip ties
Bike tire Pump
Extra Clothes
Camera
Small first aid kit
(Source: Instructables)
Bahia Honda Park
36850 Overseas Highway
Big Pine Key, Florida 33043
(305) 872-2353
Admission Fees:
$4.00 Single-occupant vehicle or motorcycle.
Camping Fees:
$36.00 per night, plus tax. Includes water and electricity.