Go-Carting! (With Pictures)

[Omega]

Well, it was my boss's birthday today, so the people from my work, and some of their kids got together and threw a surprise party sort of dealy for her. We went to some place where they had an indoor skate park, go-carts, and rock-climbing.

I haven't been go-carting in a long time, and I have to say, it was really quite fun. The rock-climbing was fun too, but I kept getting frustrated because my hands were getting really sweaty, and then the holds were getting slippery, and the place didn't have any chalk, so it sucked.

Anyway, I took some pictures, and a few video clips. The video clips are kinda cool. Feel free to check them out (plus, it's my work's bandwidth, not mine :-)).

[vee_ess]

This guy looks familiar.

[Uranium-235]

not to me :P

ah omega!

i thought this was you
http://www.alwaysbethere.com/david/s...0abt%20013.jpg

lol jk :P

[Omega]

Heh, vee_ess might be on to something...I'll say nothing more specific than that.

eviltechie: Hah, I wish. That guy's my boss. He's really rich (and kinda weird...but rich). He's gone to CalTech, MIT, Stanford, and god knows where else, and his brother is a NASA shuttle pilot (he piloted the mission before the accident). What I would give to get some of that DNA in me...

[MIK3]

Heh. Awesome pix man. Have to admit, a killer on dial up, but worth the wait. Glad to hear it was a good time. Heh. God, that is alot of education.

meh
stanford doesnt mean anything...

really, IMO, stanford is like a company that is looking forward to drain all the money out of their rich students

[MIK3]

Alright. But an MIT and CalTech education give you more bragging rights than god knows who...The guy has to be smart, no doubt about it.

[vee_ess]

LOL...Tell my uncle that Stanford doesn't mean anything. He's a Stanford grad. he he I tell him I wanna go to Duke or Berkeley just to tease him, but it never works he always has something to say to prove how Stanford is the best blah blah blah. The funny thing is he works for someone from the University of Maryland. It just goes to show work experience means more than the place you graduate from.