Zion - Mystery Canyon

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Originally Posted by spinesnaper

There will be those who wear a helmet and those who don't. We call that natural selection.

Ken:nono:

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Love it! :lol8:

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Originally Posted by ratagonia

I can argue with the freedom-based point... (it's a talent, I know)...

The Freedom-based argument only works with a willing suspension of the knowledge that we are all connected together, in some way. So, yes, your actions effect me; but mostly, they effect people closely related to you. That you might want to express your appreciation for by wearing a helmet.

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Can it also work even with the knowledge that we are all connected? That is, does true freedom mean that can one "be free" to make fully conscious choices that may bring suffering to others? Or, is that kind of freedom rooted in denial? Or??

And, 'cuz I know you'd like to know: "your actions affect me" (vs. "effect me") is the correct spelling. :)

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Originally Posted by hank moon

And, 'cuz I know you'd like to know: "your actions affect me" (vs. "effect me") is the correct spelling. :)

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Good to see someone looking after the emperor..:cheers::lol8:

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Originally Posted by hank moon

And, 'cuz I know you'd like to know: "your actions affect me" (vs. "effect me") is the correct spelling. :)

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Oh.. :facepalm1: ZING! :facepalm1:

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Originally Posted by bshwakr

Funny though, I've had several puncture wounds on the head from branches and logs when I was wearing a hat instead of a helmet.

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I wear mine sometimes for bushwhacking. Makes it easier to push through branches.

The Bshwakr, however, takes bushwhacking to a whole new level, and a full-face might be a good idea...

:moses:

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