If you'll pardon my French for a moment...Holy fuck.
The spatial orientation on these guys is incredible. Those reverse pikes are not easy. Form's not bad either. Do a lot of BASE jumpers start out as divers?
7:20 is pure joy!

hey, iffn ya have ever read the ramblings before, we are in agreement as to the didactic adherence to semantics....would be happy as a clam, if all commercial cattle slaughter as we practice it today was over-(have to raise em on my own to keep the mushrooms a-plentiful) Don't even buy much meat m'self.....

Hell, if it weren't for truckers, you'd all be butt-naked and starving.....
Yeah, we've lost are way with regards to our connection to the soil, one of the many reasons we are sitting ducks for whatever comes down the pike.....

That guy with the skull-busting air-gun at the front of the operation??? Loads a good karma he's sacrificing for a paycheck, eh???

"Who gave you permission to leave your desk, PC Morgan, and I'll have your ruddy guts on a pike if I ever hear you refer to a senior officer in that manner again, do you hear that?" - according to the YouTube submitter atleast

I'm working my way through all of Robert Crais' Elvis Cole / Joe Pike novels. Mystery, P.I. Noir. I'm hooked bad!

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Commander Pike, is that you?

John Hoyt also played Doctor Philip Boyce in the original Star Trek pilot ("The Cage", with Captain Pike played by Jeffrey Hunter) in 1964.

That looks like the Pikes Peak Race to the Clouds. Nature is always in the way of good 'ol racing.

It's hard work that's hardly working.

Doesn't he remind you of Captain Pike with that light flashing in front of him?
http://homepage.mac.com/m5comp/trekbits/trekpics/menagerie/Menagerie_03.jpg

I'll admit it, I thought they were both pretty cool. Does that make me a loser? Roasmund Pike wasn't bad either, though she's no Eva Green.

I've heard about this race; I climbed Pikes Peak in the little cog railway train. Cool trip. V. cool vid. On the way down there are mandatory stops where they check the temperature of your brakes! Welcome nosro

the pikes peak hill climb takes place on... pikes peak...
i'm pretty sure most of those shots are from the PPHC.

nice, but nothing to do with pikes peak

Ari Vatanen in Peugeot 405 T16 at Pike's Peak.

Seattle is, in fact, the home of the original Starbucks. It's in Pike Market.
http://gocalifornia.about.com/bl_wastlpikephoto_star.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starbucks#History

I never realized that Pike Place is actually the 'second home' of the original location until reading the Wiki article. Interesting. 2000 Western Avenue was the home of the original: I have no idea what's there right now.

Visited there last year - v. cool. If you buy a Starbucks debit ("prepaid") card there it's a one-of-a-kind they only sell at that location.

Cheap but effective souvenir.

Have a fun trip!