It's all fun and games until...they're PIRANHAS! lol

Maybe there's some stuff I should still do in California before I get too old to do it...

How would you even know if the rail bed had sagged, the sleepers had been washed away, or--there was heavy, de-railing debris on the rail? (waterlogged logs?)...

Uh--substandard construction?

Well-the customer is also saying--isn't he?--that it's the wrong lumber load? he wanted 4x4s and it's a load of 4X6s??

Helmets. A good idea for this rider. Maybe not all. But yes, for this one this time.

Awesome.

Sadly, I can't find minutes of Mina, from the Japanese band "Girlfriend" to just stream behind my Excel spreadsheets while I'm working lol.

Apparently, and I have no real idea--she's self taught and has a video where she shows what she could do at each level of the 10 years it took her to get that good?

It's the barely contained trigger rage that is weird about these folks.
And they feedback into themselves with their choices of information. So odd.

I know a fair number of smart people who have bad skills in epistemology, who have very odd anti-tax beliefs.

But whose IQ in their area of expertise is high. Some, not too oddly, are frankly on the spectrum.

Others have been quite successful and intelligent in a narrow area and then--sort of ail outside it. A bit, I suppose, like a lot of us. Only on this matter, it matters.

Pretty clear statement of: you're too close.

Other than the vintage vehicles he references at around 19:35 (vintage 427 engine)--why carburetors when fuel injection is around?

I mean, porch thieves follow FedEx trucks around; it's just one step more to take the truck.

For a team assigned to recovery rather than rescue, this had to be an extra sweet ending.

Taking Star Wars back to its Japanese samurai and film roots! (Kurosawa's Hidden Fortress!)

He may be trying to learn that thing which his humans do--"smile"