G-spotter

Good thing she didn't get stuck like that in Enumclaw.

Was it a live pig or a dead pig?

At MEC you sure can.

This shot of Distel32 working the classic Sehome Hill problem took a lot of computer searching to track down...

BUMP QUALITY THREAD

bumpity bump

There's some really fun sandstone between Ventura and Ojai.

WTF is up with Cindy in that pic, is she overdue for her weekly blood drinking and starting to wither?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/oct/29/uselections2008-republicans Kinda funny that another headline right now is McCain and Obama were close in the polls till he picked her as VP. Palin's losing him the election (and Obamas's team superior organizing skillz)

15 fattest enormously gigantic lardball cats EVAR!!!!!!!!!1111 http://www.neatorama.com/2006/05/08/top-15-amazingly-ginormous-fat-cats/

Oh wait... looks like your northern state would like to enter!

Oooh a shoulder-high traverse rail

Rocks fall all the time. If you spin it right you can tell people about your narrow escape!

all of those sound like a continuation of fun to me! ::

I thought the woman with the world's largest hands had a career as an offwidth climber.

He's almost completely cured BTW! http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,24434671-5006003,00.html

Good ol' Tree Man.

I'm in favour of a flat tax. Put nails all over the highways.

Maybe it moved from your hand to your cervix, or did you get the shot? Those verucas are quite mobile.

Yes but you are comparing a present orange to a future apple. When the ditch failed and eroded through in the same or an adjacent place it would have transported much more sediment downstream. I wasn't on site - I don't know a lot of specifics about this site. But doing nothing to a road for 15 years (Matt's statistic) is not a good option from a geotechnical standpoint. At that point it often costs as much to play catchup with maintenance as it does to build the road in the first place, and only a fraction of that to put it to bed. For most of these roads, unless there is some assured annual funding source, deactivation is the only practical option - and it often has to be quite thorough. The road up from Squamish to Mt Habrich is a great example. It's not like this is some overhanging sport crag where you might be worried that the hiking approach will make your legs too big and heavy, right?

a live pig or a dead pig?