Things that you enjoy

[tolbs17]

This is just a simulation.

[kphoger]

My week-end cocktail.

Either Saturday afternoon or Sunday afternoon, I stop what I'm doing, make a cocktail, get out a small snack of nuts or cheese or dried fruit or something, and just relax for a bit.  It's surprising how much such a simple thing can make my week more enjoyable, make me feel human.

[Roadgeekteen]

This is just a simulation.

Are we living in a simulation?

[tolbs17]

This is just a simulation.

Are we living in a simulation?

Yes!

[KCRoadFan]

Cooling off at the waterpark on a hot summer day!

[Roadgeekteen]

This is just a simulation.

Are we living in a simulation?

Yes!

proof?

[tolbs17]

This is just a simulation.

Are we living in a simulation?

Yes!

proof?

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/confirmed-we-live-in-a-simulation/

[Max Rockatansky]

Most people who know me off forum know I'm into distance running (as in I actually enjoy it).  I also enjoy things like writing, I actually look forward to doing stuff like highway articles.  For some reason I've always loved to go to movies and I find it oddly relaxing.

[allniter89]

A drive in the country on a cool afternoon. windows open radio blasting! Stopping to moo at the cows, quack at your doctor the ducks . you know. livin life. l-i-v-i-n. 

[kurumi]

I'm not a kid anymore, but big earthmoving machines, cranes, and long trucks with lots of axles are still way cool. There's a place in Las Vegas where you can drive an excavator for 90 minutes (only $285) and I'll probably do that within the next few years.

[kphoger]

Stopping to moo at the cows

I'm so glad to know there's someone else who does that!

[JoePCool14]

Driving on a smooth, extremely low traffic highway. It's especially cool when I'm driving down the Tri-State or I-90 at really off-peak times and there's just no traffic.

[kphoger]

Driving on a smooth, extremely low traffic highway. It's especially cool when I'm driving down the Tri-State or I-90 at really off-peak times and there's just no traffic.

Totally.  I remember leaving from the southwestern tip of Michigan early on a Sunday morning to drive back home to Wichita, and I was able to maintain 75 mph the whole way across south Chicagoland on the Borman, Tri-State, and I-80.  So-o-o-o-o-o nice!  (especially considering the other direction had been at rush hour on a Friday afternoon)