Colorado B.S. Thread

Mmmm header files, classes, memory addresses, and pointers. So much fun

 

Cool words bro. That's my contribution to this discussion.

 

Damnit

 

Anyone done all or parts of the Colorado backcountry discovery route in their Tacoma? Sounds like it's pretty mellow but would make for a cool trip with good scenery and camping.

 

I did a 150 mile or so stretch in an XT225. Nice views, not technical/difficult at all. Our 'support vehicle' was a 4-door Wrangler and he went slow because he 'didn't want to shake the beer'. I wouldn't hesitate to take my Tacoma on it. Just watch out for ATV's, certain parts of the COBDR have them.

 

1.21 GIGAWATTS! Sorry you lost me at Mmmm

 

Really? I would have thought we would have lost you at header

 

Pointers...

 

Sales at Cabela's are usually pretty good.

 

Ya
I recognized that voice ......
And then the car

 

Think about that for a bit. Just big enough to be a pain in the ass to move is what I think youd want

 

Fuck C++ hated it when I took it. Made a cool Tic Tac Toe game for the final tho. Couldn't do it to save my life again tho

 

Breakfast at:

 

I need this, the one close to me does not open early enough though

 

Ours open at 6, which is when I typically start work. And I'm lucky enough to be able to work remote. Great place to start the day and get some work done in quiet.....and a nice view of the front range.

 

Yeah ours is 6am as well, its a block from the house, but, I leave for work at 5:30

 

I don't follow. Maybe it's cause I haven't had coffee yet this morning.

 

Maybe he's talking about the GS1200? Two of the guys I went with had them, and if you Google the CO BDR, everyone in the pictures has one, too. Blame it on 'The Long Way Around'.
Anyways, they are very heavy and cumbersome, and very hard to get back upright if you fall over offroad, which is very easy to do.

 

I thought maybe he quoted the wrong person? I had no idea what was going on, actually I still don't, I'm lucky I remembered to put on pants.