"The disposition of noble dogs is to be gentle with people they know and the opposite with those they don't know... How, then, can the dog be anything other than a lover of learning since it defines what's its own and what's alien." - Plato
posted by K-nine @ 15:25 4 Voices Raised
Where's Jack?
He stayed home this time.
What the hay-ell? That looks so damn treacherous!
I did a little off roading on the way home. I was maybe 10 miles from the side road and 15 from the main road and 4 hours from home when I realized if I hit the mud and slid off the road and tumbled down the 150 foot (or so) drop That I might be in trouble since I really didn't have any bars on my phone and wasn't sure how to tell someone where I was even if I survived the initial incident... so I turned around as soon as the uphill shoulder wasn't too steep to climb so I could do a 3 point.It was pretty great.
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Where's Jack?
He stayed home this time.
What the hay-ell? That looks so damn treacherous!
I did a little off roading on the way home. I was maybe 10 miles from the side road and 15 from the main road and 4 hours from home when I realized if I hit the mud and slid off the road and tumbled down the 150 foot (or so) drop That I might be in trouble since I really didn't have any bars on my phone and wasn't sure how to tell someone where I was even if I survived the initial incident... so I turned around as soon as the uphill shoulder wasn't too steep to climb so I could do a 3 point.
It was pretty great.
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