Damn, i just went past a cinema this morning.. I should have checked this thread before i went. Oh well, another reason to go out on a ride tomorrow 

Quote from: jacob_ns on June 12, 2011, 10:16:54 PM
Didn't mean to ruffle the feathers of the locals. People were complaining the thread had died and I had a relevant idea to share.

No ruffled feathers...I think it is a decent enough idea, just start a fresh thread for it is all  ...this thread goes dormant sometimes when there is a harder challenge...but it will never die...atleast I don't think it will  ...there are enough people that are playing...

Unfortunately I won't be able to play your game, since there aren't enough Canadians on this forum...there are a few, but not enough to get a relay going...we're too spread out...

Later.

The Admiral Theater is a landmark of the North Admiral neighborhood of West Seattle, famous for showing films that are just about to be released on Video regardless of format.

While the Admiral used to be the spot to go for "tight-wad" Tuesdays, at a mere 99 cents per flick, and a normal price of $2.00 (with tickets good for a double feature) the current cost of a ticket is $5.50.

The Admiral has been sold as of June, 2008 to a new group out of Bainbridge Island, WA. Admiral Entertainment, LLC will be managing the movie house.

The theater was designed by noted cinema architect B. Marcus Priteca.
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  1. ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2007-01-23. http://nrhp.focus.nps.gov/natreg/docs/All_Data.html.

Coordinates: 47°34′54″N 122°23′12″W / 47.581746°N 122.386722°W / 47.581746; -122.386722

http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/1443

Location:    Seattle, Washington
Built:    1942
Architect:    Priteca,B. Marcus; Heinsbergen,A.B.
Architectural style(s):    Moderne
Governing body:    Private
Added to NRHP:    December 11, 1989
NRHP Reference#:    89002098



Next: On a Round-About. One of those traffic circles they build in an intersection that makes cars drive around it (rather than just putting in stop or yield signs)

ooo we have those in austin, you will have your picture tomorrow sir if i can make my way up there!

Addy: Clarify... ON a round-about means, parked on the circle in the middle, right? Or do you mean, OF a round-about - so parked off to the side with round-about in pic? Or, do you mean, an Action Shot of you on your bike riding around the round-about?

Michael

Go up the curb and park ON the round-about (that way you're not blocking traffic)
There are so many in Seattle in residential areas that it would be easy to just park on one. Stupid drivers drive over them all the time.

man... don't post things that can get me a ticket... i was going to take one with the GS infront of one...

I can probably grab that tomorrow. There is one right outside the house but Flick is at the BF 

Mary

dang. there's one down the street from my house. too bad i'm in oc this week and my bike is at home.

If I stopped in the one traffic circle right by work I think I would be run over 10x. Ill have to pass on this one.

I could do this one. But I'd have to do it late at night. Luckily, the sun is still up past midnight.

I have one right out front. But it is FULL of vegetation.

The one down the road has a tree in the middle of it with a Cross stuck in the ground where some kid drove headon into the tree a couple of years ago. Besides the tree the rest of the ground is bark. A few others I know are doable but are main road round-abouts so they're out. The search continues...

Michael

How about in the middle of a roundabout with the rider still on it?  I could get someone to snap me riding across one, I'm just not game to leave it there.

That's OK. Nothing says you can't be on your bike.
Pull up to one. Blip the throttle. Up you go onto it. Kodak moment. Off you go. Done! 10 seconds max.

at a drag strip

We already had a "with your father on or next to your bike" and it was a FAIL (noone got it). You'll need to pick another challenge cause even if this is completed, it is completing an old challenge only and doesn't earn the completer to issue new challenge.

This is a list of completed challenges http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=45412.msg575727#msg575727 Hit F3 and enter words to search the list to make sure your challenge hasn't been done before.

Michael

Can that count for the previous challenge? Thats my dad, next to my bike (while on his).

  Grrr well then we need a updated list of previous challenges... i havent been here long so how bout this i give you 3 options and we pick the first one thats good


Picture of a wheelie (be safe)
on a boat (afghan for optional points...)
upside down...(bad idea but great if you have a no runner)

If we pop it up on the center stand does that count as a wheelie?

Quote from: crzydood17 on June 17, 2011, 12:11:43 PM
Grrr well then we need a updated list of previous challenges... i havent been here long so how bout this i give you 3 options and we pick the first one thats good


Picture of a wheelie (be safe)
on a boat (afghan for optional points...)
upside down...(bad idea but great if you have a no runner)

http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=45412.msg575727#msg575727

In the bottom of Mister's signature is the master list.

Nautical themed afghan right