Yep, not my graphic. These were provided by History/Nitro Circus.

They were made well in advance of the jump, and I included the actual jumped distance (measured during the event) in the subheading of each jump segment. 

I wish you guys would fix your infographics. You put a lot of time and effort into them only to leave one KEY piece of information off - the distance Pastrani jumped.

...go Full Knievel...

I love the fact that it’s 2018 and we’re still jumping bikes over shit like its the 70s.

Anyone who goes to Oklahoma and doesn’t eat a steak should be jailed

I can’t believe you would move from Hawaii to OK! (I’m an ex-islander but moved to a safe sushi westcoast locale)

Meh, all of that supermarket sushi is flash frozen, which kills parasites. So you can pretty much ship fish anywhere now. The same is true for sushi in NYC.

Agreed. I moved to Texas from California 9 years ago. I have no idea why people out here love shitty Chinese buffets so much. Go get a reasonable portion of GOOD Chinese food.

Moved to northern NM from NY, same here. Eeeeveryone eats supermarket sushi from the local Smith’s, and I’m horrified...yet also impressed by their immune systems.

Pssst. To OK from Hawaii. It’s the Sushi in OK he won’t touch, not the stuff in Hawaii.

Agreed. I moved to Texas from California 9 years ago. I have no idea why people out here love shitty Chinese buffets so much. Go get a reasonable portion of GOOD Chinese food.

I moved to OK from Hawaii and people can’t understand why I won’t go for sushi with them.

+1. I live in the DFW Metroplex and I completely support this statement.

+2 “oysters”

It looks like it requires both the firmware and app updates. One of my Homes is on 114510, the other on 111204. Only the one on 114510 shows the Pair Bluetooth Speaker option.

Alexa knew when Wrestlemania was, and Google didn’t.

For conversational questions I might have to agree. I should have been more specific. Google does have the Q&A game down pretty well. However, fitting into my home workflow, I find the overall feature set of the Alexa rolls better.

For music, maybe. But for getting good answers to questions, as well as conversational follow-up questions, Alexa doesn’t hold a candle to Google. Example, I asked Google home what the last album released by Billy Joel was. It told me the name of the album. I then asked, “when was it released?” (not “when was…

On my phone, the “Paired Bluetooth Devices” only listed the paired devices. I just went directly to “Default music speaker” where I found the option to pair new BT devices.

What about blue tooth headphones? Is that a thing now or are we gonna have to wait another year? I have Home and Alexa and even though I am mostly Team Google, Alexa kicks Home’s ass.