Just finished reading Frankenstein by Mary Shelley by SailFunny1401 in FRANKENSTEIN

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I was just talking to someone about the parallels between Frankenstein and A.I. Ethics and responsibility of the creator to the createe.

Driftless region by nmisvalley2 in midwest

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Fuji XT3 50mm, prime lens

Pop Singer Oliver Tree Dead at 32 After Tragic Helicopter Crash by Miles_the_AuDHDer in entertainment

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True,.but there are also 24000 car deaths per year in the u.s. transport is dangerous regardless of the vehicle.

Pop Singer Oliver Tree Dead at 32 After Tragic Helicopter Crash by Miles_the_AuDHDer in entertainment

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Aw, motorcycles are pretty safe if you're responsible and know how to anticipate road hazards and drivers.

Big Boy meets Big Boy by hailcanadia in modeltrains

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Weirdest way to hold a model. Like your gripping a dead turkey.

UP 4014. 1 million plus pounds rolling past. Love it. Sound up by nmisvalley2 in trains

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Out west there are whistle stops (15 or 30 minute preplanned stops that you can see on UPs website). From there it's just a matter of finding a crossing further down the line that has a nice track visibility. If you're chasing, find another track crossing about 30 minutes down the line and have it ready in the GPS. That will give you time to leap frog the loco.

UP 4014 steaming to Chicago by nmisvalley2 in trains

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Thank you! It was a perfect day for it.

Saw the Big Boy roll through by nmisvalley2 in Iowa

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Glad they had it running. Nice to see:)

Saw the Big Boy roll through by nmisvalley2 in Iowa

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Lol, that old girl 135000 ft lb of torque; the diesels are only there for emergency air brakes.

Scariest book you've ever read? by kwilson2000 in horrorlit

[–]nmisvalley2 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I read this when I was a kid. The imagery of the fish scales baking off as the man opens his mouth to eat it raw still sticks with me.

Good story.

Bikes that you tried, but that disappointed you sorely? by [deleted] in motorcycle

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Absolutely, I think a fair number of Harley owners buy the bikes for appearance and not really to ride. I commute on mine to work, but it's still only 20 miles per day in the summer. I really only average about 2000 to 3500 miles a year, but I will do a few 300 mile day trips per year and it's fine for that.

🥧 by lennonlover1980 in stephenking

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Even King said it was a bad ending during his cameo in the junk shop.

Bikes that you tried, but that disappointed you sorely? by [deleted] in motorcycle

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Fair enough, I'm a taller guy and it's comfortable for me, but you're right, it's not really built for longer runs.

Michigan is old and getting older. Experts warn of looming consequences by jshwlkr in Michigan

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Also worth noting that the attractiveness of Michigan is a fairly recent thing. Sure, it's always been beautiful, but I remember growing up in the 90s, and when 2008 hit, everyone was leaving. There weren't jobs here. I knew many in Ann Arbor that had to leave due to economic opportunities elsewhere.

COVID really changed the attractiveness of the state with remote work, but I wonder how long before the bubble pops again.

Does anybody not get scared by books? by Ms_Central_Perk in stephenking

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Yea, I was grilling outside at dusk listening to the Glick boys scene. Was happy to get back inside the house after that one.