racinfarmer

Used to drive right through El Centro and Jacumba area on the way to our Mexican plant. Comforting.

Pretty sure Cat won it on that pig of a Barney chassis in the mid 2000's when they'd have been going up against the Rev and Fusion chassis.

I found it to be very interesting. I figured they would have had birthright citizenship.

I'm glad to see that you and Alex are helping that kid out with his handwarmer issues in the SnoPro page.

Many European countries have citizenship based on the parents nationalities and not on birthplace. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jus_soli

My brake lever, not yours. My beer drinking buddy made mine a long time ago.

Those don't work good with my curved brake lever.

ZR watching us talk Catterlicks from Normal County.

Should we in the US end birthright citizenship? The Supreme Court has twice ruled against its elimination. Thoughts? https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/minnesota-joins-lawsuit-to-block-president-trump-executive-order-to-end-birthright-citizenship

Looks like it...

I knew about the ice thickness, just didn't realize that gave 2 craps about snow cover. McLovin's motor really is something else. I haven't seen that much destruction out of a sled motor ever, that I can remember. He said Big Mike took one look at it, said he didn't feel good, and went home for the weekend. Where can I do today to pick up an electric race sled? Or new electric snowmobile in general. Where is your electric snowmobile?

I'd think he will be pretty much told keep the sled clean and rubber side down. That is all he is there to do, nothing more, nothing less, and let Zach do any challenging and racing. BTW, Paul Brown, lifetime Cat racer - on a Polaris for the Soo. Now, not knowing the behind the scenes stuff going on, but if I'm Zach, I'm taking Paul as a teammate long before I take Trout. But that is me.

My former employer, all the offices for us peons are attached to manufacturing sites, so there isn't much benefit in trying to downsize offices short of consolidating facilities. Except the crystal palace the C-Suite and their pigeon managers work out of. I'm just happy to be in a new place that is close to home and only report to one person, the CEO.

A lot of companies are pulling the WFH crowd back to the office and/or monitor them a lot closer. My now former employer announced all WFH employees have to be in their assigned office 4 days a week unless you were WFH before the Vid. The ones who have been crying about it are being told tough shit. March 1st you are back in the office or you are released to the job search.