Tire tapping the flag, points for creativity!

Original Text of Genesis 2: "By the seventh day God had finished the work he had been doing; so on the seventh day he shredded his well formed dirt jumps and sent forth mad air to give witness to the beasts of the field and birds of the sky that man would enjoy the same fruits of labor, but thine tables would never have such steeze... " And somehow that got translated as resting ... crazy scribes, never trust a zealot that doesn't ride!

With a Time machine one could : Become rich, Hit on his own mom or Easily Snatch a POD. Wise choice Mr. Walton, You hamsters have all the Fun!

I had fun reading through the comments. That being said I have a few family friends that have gone from warehouse laboring to running global businesses through the course of life. I have seen some loose grip of what I would call reality and begin living in a state that I just can't relate too, and on the other hand I have watched some gain amazing wealth and continue to live in a fashion that I would call responsible and helpful to humanity. Do the second group buy things I can't afford, sure. But they do things with their wealth in proportion that the first group don't do. And I am not talking about setting up fake trust foundations like the Bill and Melinda Gates group that has a face of humanity while truly being a tax shelter, I am talking about true giving with a selfless focus. It does exist and it starts by keeping your mind and heart focused on a higher calling. Like the bible says the Rich man may gain the whole world but loose his own soul, and it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to gain entry to heaven! Both statements don't say it can't be done, just that is it an incredible oddity. I have even seen it in my own life, not that I can afford a buggatti, but as I have grown older and gain more money I have seen myself stray from time to time in how I choose to spend my time and money in regards to what I believe. That is why I posted here, it is a good discussion, maybe not on some random bike photo but I think it might have context to this one.

Maybe you can trick Aaron Ross into getting on a 26"

You know this dog is thinking... Shit now whiteman come to eat me too, go little legs go!!!

I don't like this photo... I love it!