Well, I imagine it's hard to drive when you're conflicted with bulbus 'roids, Jeremy.

I'm flying, so I only have to worry about my roids when we hit pockets of turbulence. To drive there is like 24 hours I think.

Ew, 24 hours of driving.

That would be worse than the long flight.

I made sure to get an aisle seat so I can walk around whenever I damn well feel like it...which'll be a lot, 'cause I can't stand just sitting around.

I need a new, bigger coloring book and some sharper crayons.

[QUOTE=Futuro]My hard disc crashed a few weeks ago, I just have [B]ELP[/B], Tool, Rush, [B]King Crimson[/B], Zappa, Sir millard mulch, and Shakti on my comp right now.

EDIT: and Tabla beat science.[/QUOTE]

Love your taste. Prog-rock fan? :D

[QUOTE=Sunshine]Ew, 24 hours of driving.

That would be worse than the long flight.

I made sure to get an aisle seat so I can walk around whenever I damn well feel like it...which'll be a lot, 'cause I can't stand just sitting around.

I need a new, bigger coloring book and some sharper crayons.[/QUOTE]

I've never driven that long. Longest I've driven was from Denver to down here, which was 16. And it's an 8 hour drive from Denver to Montana, so I just added the two together. I couldn't handle a 24 hour drive either though. I don't even really like 2 hour drives.

Apparently when I was 2 turning 3 [seriously, over my 3rd birthday], my parents and I drove from Cali to NC. It took 4 days.

From here to Utah was like 13 hours...that blew.

As did CO back to here.

The car is just an uncomfortable place to be.

Long drives are the worst

I can feel great at first then when im in the car longer then 30mins I just feel like crap.

I can't stand drivin!

My heels start to hurt after a few hours =/

The only thing that really entertains me is passing people at 90 mph. Or, when absolutely NO ONE is around, driving down the center of the street.

I love long car/bus rides.
So long as I've got batteries, advil, and I'm not sitting next to anybody.
It gives me a hella long time to think and listen to music and do nothing.

Usually when my family goes on trips, the back is all cramped 'cause of stuff.

So. There's no room to lay down.

I miss being little, when the back of the car was still longer than I am.

I've never been a fan of long car rides. I think I have ADD. I have a tough time sitting still for that long.

my work told me they were scheduling me for 24 hour weeks, but I've already worked over 22 hours and I have 8.5 tomorrow plus more on Saturday.

I don't mind, its summer and I need the money.

We manage to fit all of our crap in the trunk, but we always end up taking my grandma along with us. And of course she always gets to sit in the back seat with me and my sister, so it's cramped.
I forgot about her.

Actually, the last place we went was Atlantic City six years ago. =/
And that's only an 8 hour drive.

And it sucked. I don't know why we couldn't just go to NYC instead. It's right there. We live right near one of the coolest cities in the world, but we've never been. Gr.

I don't think very many people are huge fans of them.

There's a large bug flying around in my room. I don't know what it is, how to kill it, and I hate killing bugs because guts are involved.

It's weirding me out, just a little.

Plus reading in a car is impossible, get an instant headache from that.

Awww really?

I'm blessed with the ability to read [in the car, that is]. The problem is, I just...don't.

What I really want to do is color. But you can't do that in the car, the ride is too bumpy. Another reason flying > car rides.

I get that too unless I cover my head to block out the moving scenery from the windows.

I had a friend who'd get carsick if he read the signs outside of the car.

He moved to Japan, so he didn't have that problem 'cause when he looked at the signs..well..it looked like scribble to him.

But then he took Japanese and started learning to read the signs. Cue carsickness.

i love listening to my CDs in the car. It shuts out the rest of the world, and you can watch the scenary while listening to kickass music.

Driving to techno makes the trip go fastest.

I like to pick an album and listen to it all the way through. Used The Wall once, works like a charm.

Im addicted to this idiotic Sir Millard Mulch album :(

Virigil is insane on it.
[QUOTE=SMM]
My musical philosophy is a drummer's wet dream. When I worked with Virgil Donati, the only instruction I gave him was, "Just come up with something really creative and fun, and be as over-the-top as you want." When you are working with someone like that, it's all you really need to say. They know what to do from there.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Sunshine]Driving to techno makes the trip go fastest.[/QUOTE]
i have a friend like that, he can't listen to techno and drive becuase then he has the tendency to speed and he doesn't want a lot of tickets.

I cant listen to techno because I have a tendancy to play russian roulette with a fully loaded gun.

hahahhhahaahha

lol

INTIAAAAL D

some of my friends like techno, damn geek influence on them.

If Nick never went to CAL, we wouldn't have as much geek influence on us as we do. Blegh, anyway....

once I get a car with a CD player, I'll probably play non-stop Who.

I freaking love the techno.

Well...not all of it. Some of it blows, and some of it is really very boring.

But a lot of it is good. Even techno remixes of regular old songs are fun <3

I listen to some electronic music, I was just making a joke.

I love Sphongle for instance.

NP: Shakti- Lotus Feet

I dig the carlin reference ^