It's up to you to live in fear or love. Fear is what gives the system power, love is what gives you power. The choice is yours.
Fear of what exactly?
Topic: Dank Dream 2012 - page 7. (Read 17401 times)
Fear of what exactly?
Time isn't real. Do not underestimate exponential growth and proliferation of ideas. We all know our society is driven by fear and greed. We all know acting together as one would free our society from our tyrannical leaders. We are just now becoming aware of this.
It's up to you to live in fear or love. Fear is what gives the system power, love is what gives you power. The choice is yours.
It's up to you to live in fear or love. Fear is what gives the system power, love is what gives you power. The choice is yours.
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Time isn't real. Do not underestimate exponential growth and proliferation of ideas. We all know our society is driven by fear and greed. We all know acting together as one would free our society from our tyrannical leaders. We are just now becoming aware of this.
It's up to you to live in fear or love. Fear is what gives the system power, love is what gives you power. The choice is yours.
It's up to you to live in fear or love. Fear is what gives the system power, love is what gives you power. The choice is yours.
He doesn't even have a Plan A.
Sure he does. Some time in the next 14 days the music festival fairy is going to organise a venue, equipment, performers and publicity for his music festival. What could possibly go wrong with that plan?
Turns out its one guy with a CD player in a cornfield somewhere in Idaho.
The kicker is all the music is pirated and he gets fined by the RIAA.
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He doesn't even have a Plan A.
Sure he does. Some time in the next 14 days the music festival fairy is going to organise a venue, equipment, performers and publicity for his music festival. What could possibly go wrong with that plan?
inb4 its one guy with a cd player in a cornfield somewhere in idaho.
We should start a pool...
It all makes perfect sense when you understand that this concert will take place in dank's mind. He can do everything he writes of, and nothing bad will happen.
That is also the excuse he will use when nothing happens in reality.
That is also the excuse he will use when nothing happens in reality.
He doesn't even have a Plan A.
Sure he does. Some time in the next 14 days the music festival fairy is going to organise a venue, equipment, performers and publicity for his music festival. What could possibly go wrong with that plan?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Settlement_of_the_Americas
If you go back a bit, the gap was quite a bit less between the two continents, which is when the ancestors of the American Indians legged it down here.
Forget about it today:
http://www.angusadventures.com/beringstrait.html
No, I meant recently.
Found it: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/humber/4872348.stm
Woah, actually very impressive. I'm still kinda right (forgetting once more the whole motorcycle-heavier-than-water thing) since the guy had to detour like crazy, and the route taken would be beyond the range of the gas tank of an R1.
So what happens to the music festival if you don't get to California in the next 2 weeks, dank? I hope you've got a Plan B.
He doesn't even have a Plan A.
So what happens to the music festival if you don't get to California in the next 2 weeks, dank? I hope you've got a Plan B.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Settlement_of_the_Americas
If you go back a bit, the gap was quite a bit less between the two continents, which is when the ancestors of the American Indians legged it down here.
Forget about it today:
http://www.angusadventures.com/beringstrait.html
No, I meant recently.
Found it: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/humber/4872348.stm
Eh, he can make it, if he drives from Alaska to Russia. It's only 50 miles or so. Over the ocean.
I'll let someone more nautical answer this, but I'm pretty sure the Bering Strait isn't considered part of the ocean.
Also the temperature would adversely affect MPG, so it would be cutting it rather slim.
Assuming a highway was magically paved across, of course.
Isn't it frozen in winter? I thought I read something once about guys crossing the strait on foot.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Settlement_of_the_Americas
If you go back a bit, the gap was quite a bit less between the two continents, which is when the ancestors of the American Indians legged it down here.
Forget about it today:
http://www.angusadventures.com/beringstrait.html
Isn't it frozen in winter? I thought I read something once about guys crossing the strait on foot.
It used to be - that's how humans made it from Asia to America. Not any more though.
Eh, he can make it, if he drives from Alaska to Russia. It's only 50 miles or so. Over the ocean.
I'll let someone more nautical answer this, but I'm pretty sure the Bering Strait isn't considered part of the ocean.
Also the temperature would adversely affect MPG, so it would be cutting it rather slim.
Assuming a highway was magically paved across, of course.
Isn't it frozen in winter? I thought I read something once about guys crossing the strait on foot.
Your bizarre fantasies are unsettling.
Well that's rich.
Eh, he can make it, if he drives from Alaska to Russia. It's only 50 miles or so. Over the ocean.
I'll let someone more nautical answer this, but I'm pretty sure the Bering Strait isn't considered part of the ocean.
Also the temperature would adversely affect MPG, so it would be cutting it rather slim.
Assuming a highway was magically paved across, of course.
Eh, he can make it, if he drives from Alaska to Russia. It's only 50 miles or so. Over the ocean.
Your bizarre fantasies are unsettling.
Says the guy that wants to travel across the ocean on a motorbike.
Not because of the obvious "yeah, motorbike on water, that'll end well" angle, but simply because the bike only has range of 140 miles in highway conditions. The ocean is a wee bit wider than that, you know.
Your bizarre fantasies are unsettling.
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