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Friday, May 27, 2005
Triumph Poops on Star Wars Nerds
http://www.milkandcookies.com/stuff/triumphvsw.asx
Watch it and see the hilarity for yourself.
Thursday, May 26, 2005
Waikiki
Yet another Hawaii Honeymoon picture. This is on top of Diamond Head crater overlooking Waikiki. You can check out all the pictures I've saved on my Yahoo Photo Album with this URL: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/davidmkimlaw/my_photos
If it doesn't work then let me know. I'll email you the invite to view my Yahoo Photo Album. That always works. You can view almost all the pictures that I've taken with that link. Maybe, I should have just used that instead of flickr.com. Oh well. Anyway, I love that Baby Pepper T-shirt.
Seal Beach. A long walk to the water.
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Originally uploaded by David M Kim.
I've made it to Seal Beach. I feel like I can bike all over the world. Click on this picture, name of the picture, or my name below to see some more of my pictures on my second flickr.com account. I've made yet another flickr account because I've used up my upload limit on my second account too. Maybe, I need to save my pictures with lower resolution to use up less space. So far I have 3 flickr accounts. I'm sorry the pictures are out of order. I blame it on flickr.com. This one is on www.flickr.com/photos/darthdavid/
Seal Beach.
Seal Beach.
Originally uploaded by David Kim, Esq.
I wish I could bike up and down the entire Pacific Coast. You can click on this picture, the name of the picture, or my name below the picture to access my third flickr.com account. The URL for the third account is www.flickr.com/photos/davidmkimlaw/
Bridges of Los Angeles County. Can you see my bike? My bike is in the background of every picture. You have to look hard to find it. Just kidding. Anyway, thanks to Andy Nagai for showing me the path to Seal Beach. It's a great road bike ride. It's part of the same bike path system that I used to go on my previous road bike trips that I've written about below.
I took this on 5/25/05 on my bike trip to Seal Beach from my place. It was another ride that was over 65 miles round trip. Anyway, what were the restaurant owners thinking? My Dung?!! I'm never going to eat at that place. I'm suprised this restaurant even got a "C". Like I said before, people need to conduct some market research before they finalize the name of their business. This place sounds just as bad as that Vietnamese Pho place, "Pho King".
Sunday, May 22, 2005
Friday, May 20, 2005
Interesting Desert Plant/Tree
The Miller Dam. I finally reached my destination. At this point, I'm out of energy. It's a good thing learned my lesson from the last time I rode here last week. I brought snacks to eat and lots of water. The healthier the snack the better, but anything will do at this point. Now that I'm over 30, I'm not in as great shape as I was before. It's tougher now. In my 20's, I just rode up with no problem. I didn't need to bring any snacks. Now, I'll run out of gas and be in a lot of pain on the return trip home. The funny thing about biking is that you keep continuing forward because you're having so much fun. Once you turn around to go back home, you feel really exhausted. Now that I'm old, I get sore all over. Even my balls get numb after a long ride. It's much more difficult now that I'm older, which is why I need even more discipline to work even harder.