Figger_Eight

quote: if this goes through i am spliting the group and taking the cool people with me to a better bar..........like Greenlake? You're right though, the Elysian sucks...its someplace I'd take my parents. I vote the Alki and $.75 burgers.

Does it come with the hunting permit for 'bilers on Mt. St. Helens?

The Elysian Brewery I'll see ya'll there.

Is that the place that looks like a log cabin, sits up on the side of a hill and you have to walk up a bunch of stairs to get to? If so they have the best calamari I've ever had.

If all else fails, you can stop by the Backcountry Outfitters store in Mt. Vernon and pick their brains. Also see if they have the Mt. Erie guide book there.

That must be one heckuva fake ID nacho...

quote: maybe we dont need to climb every piece of rock in the icicle....."No shit.

I had a friend rearrange the letters from those old Oakley Thermonuclear Protection stickers so it read "Pro Nuclear Erection". Dumbass

quote: Yeah those stickers are for helmets not carsOh sorry Dru...next time I'll check with you to see if it's cool or not...

quote: If you weren't there, dont bother commenting. all to easy to second guess the dead based on the view from your armchair. Yeah...what Dru said.

The stickers I had on my Subaru were from companies that supported programs I'm involved with by donating gear. They supported me...I don't mind showing my appreciation. If you just go to REI and you snatch up a bunch of stickers just to put all over your car, then you're a GUMBY.

How do you fix a leaky dishwasher? Push her closer to the sink.

Even the least bit of moisture in your clothes will suck the heat right out of your body. One of the biggest culprits is wet underwear which'll make your ass get all cold. I stick an extra pair of boxers and socks in my sleeping bag before I pack it which I use just for sleeping in. I haven't been cold since.

I'm fine with people interrupting me and asking questions if they are also there to bust people for throwing pop cans along the side of the trail. As far as fee demo...volunteers should have no authority to enforce that - and I don't think they will in this case. Having more people around to educate the gumbies is not necessarily a bad thing.

I've stuck mine in a top loading washing machine before. It doesn't really ruin the rope, however be ready to spend an hour untangling the mess afterwards. You can get away with washing it in a machine with an agitator if you put it in a pillow case or bag. Front loading machines are the same way. You should run the machine through a rinse cycle before you wash your rope so you can be sure there is no residual detergent in the cylinder. Nikwax makes a good rope wash, I might suggest using an extra rinse cycle also. But like Erik says, handwashing in the tub is a great way to do it too.

I think, in Washington at least, there's a law that states retailers have to label irregular products as such.

Just a note: There's a difference between the regular Air Tech and the Air Tech Racing axe. The regular one has a rubber handle and the racing one doesn't and is lighter.

Go to the Unabridged Merriam-Webster dictionary. Look under "sucks" and you'll see a big smiling picture of Dan Larson. Dan when'r'ya gonna show at a Pub Club so we can buy you beers?

If you rearrange barbarian, you get: Rai Barban

Grivel axe: I like it because the teeth on the pick run all the way to the shaft, and it's super light.

I think it's Blight's time of the month. What a loser.

quote: How about a detailed set of rules...you know, like the Mountaineers... Will people need to take the Basic Beer Swilling Equivalancy Course if they want to drink with us? Oh, and Nacho...don't be poppin' off unless you show at one of these things...oh wait you can't

A horse walks up to a bar. The bartender says, "Hey buddy, what's with the long face?"