Vacation
I've got about 6 days of vacation in a week or so, and I want to go on a good road trip, but I need some ideas. I'm thinking:
1) Heading up into Canada through MI and coming back through NY. (I live in Indiana).
2) East to NYC
3) West to Colorado (long drive though..)
4) Flint, MI (kidding)
5) TN to do some backpacking
Anyone have some good ideas? It will probably be myself and a couple other guys...
1) Heading up into Canada through MI and coming back through NY. (I live in Indiana).
2) East to NYC
3) West to Colorado (long drive though..)
4) Flint, MI (kidding)
5) TN to do some backpacking
Anyone have some good ideas? It will probably be myself and a couple other guys...
OK, TOTALLY unrelated, but, didja realize that, if you were to get togeter with BaconBait you'd be Kevin-Bacon-Bait-A-4?
Do this:
1st, answer the question, "why do ALL teh trees in Western Michigan bend SOUTH?
Start the stop-watch... Then, stuff teh trunk with needed things and head West!!
Drive Ntil you hit OCEAN.
Do a 180 and repeat, THEN...
Back to Indy
SCREEACHING HALT infront of your driveway
Stop the clock!
Report your time back to us, here
Then... Have a beer! Or two!!
Do this:
1st, answer the question, "why do ALL teh trees in Western Michigan bend SOUTH?
Start the stop-watch... Then, stuff teh trunk with needed things and head West!!
Drive Ntil you hit OCEAN.
Do a 180 and repeat, THEN...
Back to Indy
SCREEACHING HALT infront of your driveway
Stop the clock!
Report your time back to us, here
Then... Have a beer! Or two!!
ORIGINAL: AWDaholic
OK, TOTALLY unrelated, but, didja realize that, if you were to get togeter with BaconBait you'd be Kevin-Bacon-Bait-A-4?
OK, TOTALLY unrelated, but, didja realize that, if you were to get togeter with BaconBait you'd be Kevin-Bacon-Bait-A-4?
I was looking for a while for a comeback - but I eh...I got nothin....
I believe the scientific reason for the trees is that moss always grows on the north side of trees, which slowly expands the trunk of the tree (by moisture and what-not) - thus forcing them to lean south. This only happens in Western Michigan because of the amount of snow prohibits moss growth during the winter months.
I believe the scientific reason for the trees is that moss always grows on the north side of trees, which slowly expands the trunk of the tree (by moisture and what-not) - thus forcing them to lean south. This only happens in Western Michigan because of the amount of snow prohibits moss growth during the winter months.
Total Est. Time: 83 hours, 37 minutes Total Est. Distance: 5633.01 miles
IN - NY - LA - IN
I guess it would leave a good story to tell....
IN - NY - LA - IN
I guess it would leave a good story to tell....
ORIGINAL: KevinA4
I was looking for a while for a comeback - but I eh...I got nothin....
I believe the scientific reason for the trees is that moss always grows on the north side of trees, which slowly expands the trunk of the tree (by moisture and what-not) - thus forcing them to lean south. This only happens in Western Michigan because of the amount of snow prohibits moss growth during the winter months.
I was looking for a while for a comeback - but I eh...I got nothin....
I believe the scientific reason for the trees is that moss always grows on the north side of trees, which slowly expands the trunk of the tree (by moisture and what-not) - thus forcing them to lean south. This only happens in Western Michigan because of the amount of snow prohibits moss growth during the winter months.
...Oh, sorry, wrong topic.
ORIGINAL: pturbo
You should take nothing but the Footloose soundtrack to listen to for the entire drive too.
You should take nothing but the Footloose soundtrack to listen to for the entire drive too.
Pull me offa my knees"....
I'd turn around and would rather spend my time back in the office.
What CD could you listen for 83 hours straight and not throw up?


