Matt In Real Life

March182013

the first person to ever fall asleep was probably like “aw fuck i’m dying” but then woke up hours later and was like “aw yeah that’s the shit i do like”

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March112013

bartowski:

printers are fucking awful

it’s 2012 so

why do they still make so much noise

why are they so pushy and impatient

why is it that printer ink costs more than printers themselves

why can’t they just wait for two seconds until you load more paper before going into some sort of mid-life crisis during which they try to re-evaluate their entire lives before collapsing

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March102013

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cars

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smbiker:

Remembering an exceptionally hard day on my MTB. Catalina Grand Fondo, the cactus section.

11PM

There is just something about mountain biking. Something about the connection between you and the bike, and the bike to the ground. 
When you’re out on the trail, you feel free. You forget that eventually, the trail ends. It ends right back where you started, at your car, waiting there to drive you back to reality. 
So you enjoy it while it lasts. The crunching of the leaves as your tires roll over them, the clicking of your chain running through the gears. Pushing your body as hard as it can go, just to push the bike as far as it can go. Nature just looks prettier from a bike, the air feels fresher. 
All your stress is released, all the junk you ate being erased.
Not to mention, you’ll never meet a rider who isn’t friendly. Every rider is genuine, laid back, adventure seeking and passionate. 
They are passionate because they all are after the same single thing. And that is to live like life doesn’t exist, from the moment you enter the trail to the moment you leave it.

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