Cycle Crazy: 16 Strange & Amazing Bicycle Concepts
I like some of the folding bikes. And the all-weather bike. And:
Honda U3-X: If Unicycles and Segways Mated
Although I don't know if it'd be possible to ride that one without appearing goofy.
Xander ,'Chosen'
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Cycle Crazy: 16 Strange & Amazing Bicycle Concepts
I like some of the folding bikes. And the all-weather bike. And:
Honda U3-X: If Unicycles and Segways Mated
Although I don't know if it'd be possible to ride that one without appearing goofy.
Although I don't know if it'd be possible to ride that one without appearing goofy.
Without clicking through, but having seen both unicycles and Segways, I'm going to say no, it's not possible.
Snow is starting again.
Come to Chicago! We have snow here! But maxing out at only 10-12 inches!
I am not commenting on the weather for fear of jinxing myself.
Come to Chicago! We have snow here! But maxing out at only 10-12 inches!
If the school in Chicago decides to hire me despite my horrible interview this morning, sure!
Although, I've been watching Little House on the Prairie today, and that informs me that the midwest has blizzards that kill people, old mines that little girls fall into, and something called "mountain fever" that looks exactly like Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever except that it spreads from person to person and causes people to set up completely noneffective quarantines.
Also, The Clown That Raped Sylvia. Not that they showed that one today, just that, once you've seen that episode, you can't ever unsee it.
Deregulation of the electricity industry is a slow-moving disaster. Connecticut has deregulated the generation side of electricity, and a number of independent power producers have sprung up to build plants like the one where the explosion was. Those plants don't have anything like the regulatory oversight of traditional utilities, and they don't have the years of experience. They offer lower rates to high-demand industrial plants, which are the cheapest customers to serve, leaving the traditional utilities with residential customers. Your residential rates have been subsidized by more profitable customers for years.
Deregulation of the electricity industry is a slow-moving disaster.
Plus when California deregulated, Enron set up fake brownouts so they could jack up their prices.
Plus when California deregulated, Enron set up fake brownouts so they could jack up their prices.
Yeah, I'm still kinda punch-in-the-face angry about that one.
I've moved from doing my self-evaluation to writing reviews for other people.
I'm probably not allowed to say "I like V. On sunny days, he rides a really cool motorcycle, and on rainy days he drives a very shiny muscle car", am I?