things i love about austin:
 

went on Lime Creek Road yesterday

see map, as you can tell it is QUITE a fun drive.... well this guy did it wrong :o

http://www.hilliard.ws/images/texas_limecreek.jpg


case in point, truck had no handlobraes :gay:

http://www.sawauto.com/uploader/up1/truck.jpg
lunch here:
http://www.notfoolinganybody.com/67m...q/mannsbbq.jpg


now I have to go play with this:
http://www.wtfhost.com//files/318/sfsdfasd.jpg
They're all this hot in Austin. I hung out downtown today and I probably talked to 10 sets of girls chillin outside or in bars in a span of 3-hours. Its fucking ridiculous. It makes me sad to pack my shit up and leave this place.

http://www.rockymountainroads.com/ma...s666-rerte.gif

Should check out this road...

4000-8500 in elevation climb
100 miles long
1000+ (some say 1800) turns, curves and hairpins.

It's the red line. Route 191/Corando Trail or Route 999 as it use to be called.

don't gay up my thread with some bullshit I don't give a fuck about. GTFO and never post here again or I'll skullfuck your sister.

I made a thread about Austin awesomeness, and you give us some shit about a road you heard about? Excuse me while i chase cooter.

Forgot to mention, that tattoo reminds me of someone I boned a few days ago...

Where'd you meet him?

Austin is a great city, I ran their marathon a few years ago.

interesting how many different servers you host your pictures on....

I regret not going to austion when I was in Houston this summer. A friend of ours (richer than god) has a plane and flies there frequently from Houston. Could have done it, I was always tired from working my ass off and was convinced I hated texas at the time. If i'm down there working again this summer, i'm going to go for sure.

BTW, the dude in that picture with the tatoo has a nice stomach. Hows that for gaying up your thread :)

hey look there's pat mountain!

Austin in the news: 9 patients made nearly 2,700 ER visits in Texas

In a back alley.

"sausge special":giggle:

Beginning of Lime Creek RD:

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Also, to all Californians: Austin sucks, don't move here. Thanks you very much.

Chris

Looks like that chick is wearing a wedding ring :loser:

Elmo in the background?

Beat me to it. :laugh:

Yeah, +1, to all you Californians, Texas in general really sucks. After all, it all looks like West Texas desert, like in the movies. We're all backwards cow-shit-kicking hicks that love guns and know how to use them. But we do have musical diversity since we like both Kuntry and Westurn. We produced three shitty war mongering dumb-ass Presidents, but they were Presidents, so bite me if you do not like it. Reagan was a woos. The only industries here are oil, beef ranching, and gay bashing. The chics are ugly too, there is a reason that picture above only shows midriff. I nailed that chick once, put a bag over her head to keep from hurling.

So you Californicators stay the hell out. Keep buying property in Montana instead. They love you guys there, and they have skiing. What the fuck is snow anyway? I thought it was that stuff that came over the border on the backs of human mules.

why u so sensitive, liddat oni call flame? row boat just mean u spend alot of time in bath tub. so when u eating oso have warmer? u notice when u buy cheese always in cold section? at room temperature it doesnt exactly melt but doesnt exactly solidify.all those cheese dip for biscuits are also sold only that they dont sell cheese dip by itself if they sell cheese dip for biscuit why dun sell cheese dip itself?

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tell it to all the companies that moved to austin from silicon valley. there were so many, the direct flights from silicon valley to Austin was named the "nerd bird".

The Hill Country is covered with great roads from Austin to Camp Wood. I said wood... huh huh huh, huh huh....

Californicators, a great road in Texas is straight and flat, with not too many tumbleweeds in the way. Meaning the roads suck here, especially compared to Montana. What the fuck is a twisty road? I think Hustler is just another natiralized Texun spreadin rumirs abouit them thar twisties.

You have pretty good vision if you can see a left hand in that pic!

^^^ 'Patrick' is a douche bag. With his butt.

it's a self portrait shot in mirror

And there's a bambino on the floor in the background- congratulations hustler... or should we say "pops"? Or maybe you really do park it in the fire zone?

We have taken that road on bike, hella hella fun road, like a roller coaster with a nice view. There's one turn on that road that's almost too tight for a miata, it turns back on itself so hard even on a bike you feel like you're about to start concrete surfing.

You've finally got a car worth takin' down roads like this and you're bailing on the only town in Texas where your rainbow colored undies fit in?

Sorry to hear.

If you're going to take a drive...
 

...take a real drive.

Yesterday's trip, left about 9am and was home before the kids got back from school. Lunch was at: BENT RIM GRILL - Welcome to the Bent Rim Grill in Leakey, Texas

- L

d'oh.

Is that a midget with a flat head in the backgound?

we need to do a track day together this year.

apparently you've never been to Austin, lol.

Hawaii is to the United States as Austin is to California, lol.

The only thing stopping me from moving to Austin after school is the 6 different road courses within a 5 hour drive of my house in SLO. :loser:

we have 7 :) :
the driveway - in austin
harris hill road - in austin
MSR-houston - 3.5 hours away (you're fucked if you ever run with me here)
grandsport - 3.5 hours
texas world speedway - 1 hour
msr-cresson - 3 hours
eagle's canyon - 3.5 hours
hallett - 7 hours (i would wear your face as a mask here)

you can get on the track from $150-200 at either place (hallett is only $100).

All I know is Daniel Johnston lived there for a long time and they have a pretty good music scene. Otherwise, its Texas and from what I've seen there; its remarkably similar to my asshole (aka godlike).

fuck it, here I come.

oops...I've never run msr-h, so you're fucked if you run me at msr-c. Seriously, Fagliardo and I will skull-fuck your soul.

MSR Houston is pretty flat, but nice, new, and smooth. It's fun, but expensive unless you have the right hookup :)

enjoy your tornadoes and blizzards.

Blizzards? In Texas? You must be talking about Dairy Queen...

and you can run with NASA or PCA for $200.

mmmm, that sounds good right now.

I ate at Black's again yesterday...that place ruined bbq for me.

I need to convince Corky to give me a job at BEGi, then my wife that it's a good idea to move to TX...

I'm willing to "enrich the lives" of your wife's hot friends.

I just found out my Uncle and his family are moving from AK to Austin, I visit them every other year, maybe now I can drive, it's only 1200 miles. j/k

^ not helping.

There are no tracks in TX and the place is flat as FL (and more humid and stinks).

Chris

I work at ~750 ft elevation and live at about ~1400 ft elevation. My commute is about 30 miles. My property drops 200 feet from top to bottom. Max elevation in FL is about 300 feet. Max elevation in TX is 8750 feet.
:fawk:

Several of those tracks Hustler mentioned are routinely run in both directions, and a couple of them have multiple configurations, so effectively it is more than 7 tracks. And, they run events 8-9 months out of the year. Usually the limiting factor on track time is money and not opportunity as there are several events (races, track days) each month.
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Keep trying... :)

lol...I don't mind the miata crew moving in, as long as they don't lease bimmers or wear dragon shirts.