Potential huge U-turn

It's pretty enough, what I did of it, (from San Luis Obispo back up to
SF). I preferred the north coast, though. I think that's because it
wasn't a lot different: my first experience of it was crossing the Golden
Gate Bridge, which made more of an impression.

It's likely to be warmer down around Big Sur, and there's certainly some
great views and fun roads. It includes one of the most picturesque scenes
I've ever seen, in Julia Pfieffer Burns State Park. Definitely worth
stopping there.

OK. I went with them specifically because I didn't want a HD.

 

This is what it looked like last weekend. It's summer, so the fog is
around. Fecking cold and wet but 10 miles farther north it was sunny and
hot.

http://kb6owt.home.mindspring.com/marin/

Too many tourists that don't know how to drive on winding roads around
Big Sur. Just south of SF (where I am) are some of the best roads in
California for riding. This site rocks for picking a route.

http://www.pashnit.com/index.htm

 

Hmm. What sort of bad?

"You my bitch now" bad or something else?

 

I just like the dodgy parts of towns. And I like dipping my toe into
the anarchic sub-system that is criminal culture (though the bad side is
when your friends get their heads blown off in the street in broad
daylight).

fwiw, I don't subscribe to the romantic notion that "there's honour
among thieves"; there isn't.

 

Ben Blaney bored us all completely to death with wittery prose along
the lines of:

But there are some thieves that you can trust and are pretty good
geezers to have around some times.

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You're critizing someone for having a moral code?

Can you provide a convincing argument why your particular
moral code is the "correct" one? (Hint; as far as I know,
philiosophers have been working on this problem for the last
couple of thousand years. If you have a convincing argument
why you are right, the world deserves to know.)

 

Either I can't read reasonable english, or you're not expressing
yourself as clearly as you might. Or you're trolling for responses
by deliberately trying to be brief to the point of possible
misunderstanding. Although I think you're bright enough for that,
you've said before that you're lazy...

You think their moral code is wrong, but cannot justify why
yours is correct (apart from the argument "well, it's mine
and I'm a genius, so it must be right"). And you accuse me
of a non sequitur?

 

All depends on where you draw your "moral line". They just draw it
slightly lower down than most people, but even they have a line.

 

Everybody needs someone to look down on.

 

In San Francisco that would be the Hunters Point area. Currently, two
gangs are discussing who can sell crack on what street corners.

 

Superb. I look forward to re-acquainting myself with San Francisco in
October.

 

Ben Blaney says...

Are you taking the ukrm posse to stake your claim on that particular
corner?

Gang colours - black with shiny disco ball logos.

 

You forgot the body armour and automatic weapons.