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2008-10-02
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#103
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Originally Posted by TheRealBubba
The first picture is better; it's all about small-footprint, low-carbon living, and taking your N800 along for the (bike) ride.
Ummm, really?? Well, that's just gone and encouraged me, here's one from earlier this summer. The genetics projects getting in a little pre-bedtime Yo Gabba Gabba on a camping trip (N800 is a bit harder to see in this one)
Now, if you told me that you go camping on your bikes (instead of in your car), I will be very impressed indeed.
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2008-10-02
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#104
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You have any idea of the carbon footprint of manufacturing a bike? 
Caveman-trudge all the way!
Caveman-trudge all the way!
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2008-10-02
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#105
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Originally Posted by Benson
Amortized over the lifespan of the bike? Relatively tiny, I would guess.
You have any idea of the carbon footprint of manufacturing a bike?
Originally Posted by Benson
That's fun on the trails, not on the roads.
Caveman-trudge all the way!
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2008-10-02
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#106
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Sadly, I'm working the night shift, but do not fret! My n800 is with me!
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2008-10-23
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#107
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Originally Posted by qole
Hmmm, that's the heavy tent, we don't backpack that one, so the modes of transportation would be car -> canoe...
Now, if you told me that you go camping on your bikes (instead of in your car), I will be very impressed indeed.
I just lost all the karma points I accumulated as a year-round bike commuter by accepting an invitation from the UofT Ecology and Evolution graduate students to fly there and present a couple seminars on my recent research. *poof*
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2008-10-23
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#108
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Originally Posted by TheRealBubba
That's like expending more energy to display a message about unplugging the charger than the charger itself would "waste" if left plugged in...I just lost all the karma points I accumulated as a year-round bike commuter by accepting an invitation from the UofT Ecology and Evolution graduate students to fly there and present a couple seminars on my recent research. *poof*
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2008-10-23
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Originally Posted by TheRealBubba
We year-round bike commuters have a lot more karma points to blow! I use only muscle power to travel more than 3500kms a year, so I get one 'free' flight per year.
I just lost all the karma points I accumulated as a year-round bike commuter by accepting an invitation from the UofT Ecology and Evolution graduate students to fly there and present a couple seminars on my recent research. *poof*
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2008-10-24
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#110
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Talking about flight, I just posted this photo over here:
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While I haven't got any photographic proof, I've taken my n800 around Croatia, Bosnia, Slovenia and Austria. Free wi-fi at Bosnia providing me with enough youtube vids to get via mytube to make the 12 hour night train to Ljubijana fly by!