We must stop thinking of the individual and start thinking about what is best for society.
We must abolish the cult of the individual decisively, once and for all.
I’m just sayin…
Archive for January, 2007
potentially great news from the New Scientist
but I’m taking it with a grain of salt…
Further proof that prohibition doesn’t work, from our neutered friends in the UK.
We hardly knew ya.
Walking in to the Cycleworld show, I had never even considered one of those expensive, gizmo-rific, yuppie BMWs.
Walking out, I knew I had to have the F650GS. I sat on it and I was hooked, friggin Germans and their goddamn great engineering.
So today I’m doing my homework, looking at reliability, pricing ($~8000USD. yes for the whole thing!) and reading boards by riders and modders when I came across this.
Paul “IceMan” Mondor is a F650 rider from Victoria, BC (that’s Canada for us Americans… you know that place up north where they talk funny) that (at the time) was inquiring about the possibility of doing a cross Canada trip on his F650.
Sounds easy right? How about in January?
Looks like I’m gonna need a fairly sizable loan…
The Royal Enfields are awesome, but for some reason, Triumph was missing from the event, WTF?
more to come…
Pieces of Milton Friedman’s Free to Choose are available here as well as details on how you can win a “challenge the status quo” challenge and take home $5000.
Sometimes I wish I had more free time…
Okay, so maybe the Lion beat me to it, but I’m off to the motorcycle show tomorrow.
If you’re attending look for me, I’ll be the guy drooling at the Royal Enfield booth.
Gunner has an interesting scary quote from Attorney General Gonzales on individual rights to habeas corpus
Another unintended consequence of the collective rights crowd.
onNYTurf: NYC Subway Google Map Hack
Finally a proper NYC subway map, using the Google API
content from the old blog… grrrrrr
in the meantime here’s a picture of a doggy
