wtf?

[Oatmealman]

look at google

[mmatl16]

flamers

[s13sucksalot]

the tree huggers are taking over...

[Meantime]

The hell they are. They're mowing down trees here like they're weeds.

I suppose you would prefer the world to be covered with concrete and asphalt?

[gogg]

anyone see it on 4/20?

[SmithSR]

The hell they are. They're mowing down trees here like they're weeds.

I suppose you would prefer the world to be covered with concrete and asphalt?

I like the idea. But then again I enjoy driving too so maybe the idea of open roads appeals to me? Up here they plant and harvest as many as they cut. It's a cycle. They cut, plant, grow, cut, plant, grow...... as far as they eye can see.

[2_Liter_Turbo]

That would be fun. I wouldn't have to worry about renting a track ever again

[Meantime]

There's no sustainable harvest here, they clear-cut all the growth and pave it over and put up another <fill in generic commercial name here> (i.e. Wal-Mart, Home Depot, ad nauseum). The land is ruined.

I enjoy driving as much as the next guy. But I would rather drive through winding forests like Snolquamie(sic) Pass, than through mile after mile of barren, paved lots filled with idiot meatbag consumers.

[Bruno240]

^^^AMEN.

no trees- we die O2 levels go down CO2 levels rise trees act as filters to clean the air, so pollution goes through the roof.

we need them.

[2_Liter_Turbo]

Actually 90+ percent of the Earth's Oxygen is produced by Algae in the Ocean; who, like trees, recycle Carbon Dioxide into Oxygen. So we wouldn't die at all, it will just seem that we live at about 5,000 ft higher than we actually do in retrospect. We would have to breath a bit more, that's all. I love trees don't get me wrong (I did grow up amongst the Redwoods of California), but you got to realize that percentage speaking we are only cutting down only a small fractional percentage of the whole gross volume of trees that are on the Earth. It would take all the loggers in the world, roughly around a thousand years of constant cutting (24/7/365.25) to actually clear the Earth's trees. That is if no new trees start growing. I don't actually support just mowing down everything in the world, but that is just not happening. All the environmental groups have prevented that from happening, so we don't have to worry. There are laws that govern how much we can actually cut.

[Drift Machine]

But I would rather drive through winding forests like Snolquamie(sic) Pass, than through mile after mile of barren, paved lots filled with idiot meatbag consumers.

Heh, Snoqualmie isn't really much of a driving road, I-90 doesn't have to many tight turns. Highway 2 going over Steven's Pass isn't that bad, it has some nice little 'twists', moreso on the eastern side then the western side. But the roads branching off of Highway 2 and Highway 9 in the Snohomish area are pretty damn nice, don't ask how I know :p

[wickedpelf]

i had a great 420...anyone else? and google is cool, i also have to agree nothing beats taking my s13 on a cruise out some back road