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when i was in high school if someone did a double backflip on a bike they were a fuckin nut job and risking being paralyzed like stephen murray. i just saw an ig post in a high school parking lot where multiple people
did doubles and they we’re probably just some local shredders. shits crazy
partyandBSwhen i was in high school if someone did a double backflip on a bike they were a fuckin nut job and risking being paralyzed like stephen murray. i just saw an ig post in a high school parking lot where multiple people
did doubles and they we’re probably just some local shredders. shits crazy
i didnt wanna make a thread about it but i filmed myself doing a 180 fakie on 4 bikes that progressively got bigger and I want to make a choose your character video. what do you use to edit on mobile?
partyandBSi didnt wanna make a thread about it but i filmed myself doing a 180 fakie on 4 bikes that progressively got bigger and I want to make a choose your character video. what do you use to edit on mobile?
The key is to set yourself up and then ski bum a few years.
I got really jaded with where life was going In my mid to late 20s. So I quit my job, left Colorado and ski bummed across the world. What I would consider my career, as opposed to just jobs I worked, didn’t truly start until I was 29 and part of it came from those years I was ski bumming. I latched onto an idea of something I wanted to do because of someone I met during those years. He explained to me how much you can make in the industry, what it’s done for him, etc.
4 years later and I do that thing at a Fortune 500 company so I have to kinda thank the ski bumming years.
SchizoSkierAt what age do u have to stop being a ski bum
BradFiAusNzCoCaThe key is to set yourself up and then ski bum a few years.
I got really jaded with where life was going In my mid to late 20s. So I quit my job, left Colorado and ski bummed across the world. What I would consider my career, as opposed to just jobs I worked, didn’t truly start until I was 29 and part of it came from those years I was ski bumming. I latched onto an idea of something I wanted to do because of someone I met during those years. He explained to me how much you can make in the industry, what it’s done for him, etc.
4 years later and I do that thing at a Fortune 500 company so I have to kinda thank the ski bumming years.
Being able to ski bum in the Southern Hemisphere or just hike across the Northeast for two months is a huge part of why I love my job.
BradFiAusNzCoCaI latched onto an idea of something I wanted to do because of someone I met during those years. He explained to me how much you can make in the industry, what it’s done for him, etc.
4 years later and I do that thing at a Fortune 500 company so I have to kinda thank the ski bumming years.
What industry and what do you do in that industry?
I'm still looking for ideas about what to do in the future. I have few ideas what to do but nothing that I'm 100% sure if I want to commit.
Keeping it vague on here but Salesforce stuff in the greater finance industry(ies).
KalmarJalmarWhat industry and what do you do in that industry?
I'm still looking for ideas about what to do in the future. I have few ideas what to do but nothing that I'm 100% sure if I want to commit.
It's always funny when people walk past our house and you can hear their mostly negative comments about our house, yard or the stuff in it. Those retards can't wait for a few minutes so that they are past our house, we can hear you talking. Or maybe those comments were meant to be heard.
KalmarJalmarIt's always funny when people walk past our house and you can hear their mostly negative comments about our house, yard or the stuff in it. Those retards can't wait for a few minutes so that they are past our house, we can hear you talking. Or maybe those comments were meant to be heard.
Is your house made of Paper Mache? How the hell do you hear people outside so easy
BradFiAusNzCoCaDo you have A/C or do you just live in an oven like most finns?
We have something called air source heat pump. It's in our kitchen, so it really doesn't help with the rest of the house. There is like 3 doors and million walls between me and that thing. for that reason I always have my window open and which is close-ish to the street.
People make jokes and memes about Gordon Lightfoots song but The Edmund Fitzgerald is still absolutely fascinating and also scary to think about it. I was obsessed as a little lake baby in MI and even made a model of Whitefish Point lighthouse. As an adult, it's a downright terrifying story. 30 ft waves and 80-90mph gusts on superior during November gales and rain/snow. And it's super fucking badass that the Arthur M. Anderson changed her course to go back for their bros. A different breed of human back then. There's videos of the ship doing a master salute to The Fitz on November 10th and it's kind of sad
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MichiganCatFartI think every male in the state of Michigan loves Maritime history. It’s just too interesting not look into when you live close to the water
I just wanna drive someones boat here in CO. I've seen some crazy ass stuff in Grand Lake lately.
Sorry to flex like this: but I’m in Florence Italy atm and I just copped a sick ass edition of the divine comedy
(Ik it belongs in post your recent purchase but I barely post there so idc).
Leatherbound, hardcover, gold leaf imprinted, WITH the original tin print pictures by Gustav Dore.
shit cost me an arm and a leg, but honestly so worth considering it’s the supreme masterpiece of western literature.
like look at this shit- I can’t wait to crack into this once I get it home safely
Studied this a couple years ago in college, can’t wait to read it again. Tomorrow I’m doing Dante’s walk of exile, from the center of Florence into the countryside. Can’t wait.
Young_pattySorry to flex like this: but I’m in Florence Italy atm and I just copped a sick ass edition of the divine comedy
(Ik it belongs in post your recent purchase but I barely post there so idc).
Leatherbound, hardcover, gold leaf imprinted, WITH the original tin print pictures by Gustav Dore.
shit cost me an arm and a leg, but honestly so worth considering it’s the supreme masterpiece of western literature.
like look at this shit- I can’t wait to crack into this once I get it home safely
Studied this a couple years ago in college, can’t wait to read it again. Tomorrow I’m doing Dante’s walk of exile, from the center of Florence into the countryside. Can’t wait.
