you won’t get away with 90+ in Nevada.  keep it to 88mph there, too.

my experience is approximately like yours. we saw one guy.  it was a Mexican dude on horseback who had ridden across the river and was attempting to sell random trinkets to seemingly nobody.

that would imply he had a viable career at any point to begin with.

I like “pooping”.

when I see **** I reach for the safety catch of my Browning.

I just saw the whitest guy on earth.

I almost went to that.  almost was in the front row.  my buddy Tim was like “dude, Great White sucks!” so we stayed in and drank beer.  saved my life for sure.

cool.  the best car is one that has already been made.

HamNo wasn’t available?

agreed. I couldn’t stand the road trip, except that he went out to try to find peace when meeting Squirrel’s parents.

I must disagree. I tuned in desiring to know so much about the Vietnam storyline, and we got a little of Jack apologizing for Squirrel (excellent), Jack not knowing which person on a bike to trust (okay) and far far too much of crappy folk music (crappy)

not sure how that is biologically possible but I’m down

> Southern Highlands

just what is the Republican boner for Saudi Arabia? I mean, don’t they fall under their category of “brown people ... must bomb”?

pocket New Testament.

I am reminded of the movie Wargames here.  the only way to win is not to play.

ahaha Harvard

I’m over 1 million miles since 2003; it can be done.

unless it is years more than miles that wears out the tire.  I think tires are rated for about 6 years, maybe 10.  I forget the exact breakdowns (I go through tires once every 1-2 years since I drive so much) but I know that it is illegal to resell a used tire that is more than N years old, and N is somewhere in that…

all tires can handle in all weather IF you know what you’re doing. I once drove Red Mountain Pass (western Colorado, 12000 feet) in a whiteout blizzard with a car rented out of NorCal with summer tires.  it can be done.  slowly.