“Sometimes there’s a man who, wal, he’s the man for his time’n place. Â He fits right in there–and that’s the Dude, in Los Angeles.”
–The Stranger (From The Big Lebowski) Read On
“Sometimes there’s a man who, wal, he’s the man for his time’n place. Â He fits right in there–and that’s the Dude, in Los Angeles.”
–The Stranger (From The Big Lebowski) Read On
One day, around the time that I was too young to drive a car or listen to good music, I was with my mother waiting on a pizza to be prepared. This guy walked in and asked if he could sit with us. He already had given me bad vibes. He looked to be in his mid-forties, had shaggy grayish hair under a trucker hat, and a t-shirt with the Batman symbol on it. Yep. Real sane guy. I know he spoke to us for about 10 minutes, but all I remember is him starting up with government conspiracy theories.
It seems like more people should know about this extremely great dessert. Sadly, not too many do.
It’s known by a few names. Some call it “Dandy” some call it “Better than Robert Redford”. I don’t really care what you call it; it tastes amazing!
Me: Hey, active volcano, Cumbre Vieja. Why the long face?
Cumbre Vieja: Mm, I’m more of a volcanic ridge. Anyway, I’m actually pretty depressed. I hate the way volcanoes are portrayed by the sensationalistic media these days.
Whistler Blackcomb: Destination of 2010 Olympics
photo by flickr user: 1yen
Destination of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Rated #1 for skiing in North America. Over 8,100 skiable acres. One vertical mile. Two mountains connected by a pedestrian Village. More than 200 trails. Three glaciers. 38 lifts. Twelve alpine bowls. The numbers speak for themselves. Read On