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Where's Bill? He'd know I bet.

The Daily Farce. Well, at least now I know where you get your information. No wonder it's so inaccurate. Unless of course you were joking with that comment..... Well given the title of the article "Bush Wants Another $25 Billion To Train Future Iraqi Terrorists" I'd have to guess it was a joke. Or 'Farce' perhaps.

Nice! A little new snow up there even.

We have no showers at work. So I guess this is an invitation to come to work all stank. 'But it's bike to work week...'

by your math i reckon the ass clowns are twice as good as the suv drivers?

Yeah, blackmail's a bitch.

Actually most get more like 50. The current trend for motorcycles the last few years is bigger engeins. Have you looked around lately? It is hard to find a bike with less than a 750cc motor. Mine is 750 and it get 45-50, depending on how fast i ride it. True true, though you can find 'em. I have a little 250cc 2K1 Suzuki. Perfect for my little commute to the burbs.

Just get a motorcycle. 80+ MPG

Bit after 5 / Dunno. Check PM's

Bunch o' folks headin' up there this eve.

I'm not sure they'd have exactly what you are looking for, but some Japenese markets like Uwajimaya in Beaverton have a HUGE selectron of Ramen noodles.

Yes, they will stretch depending on the shoe. Mythos for example seem to stretch a good couple of sizes.

Where was it taken?

how about www.bagbalm.com ?

Yikes! Hiker rescued after fall off Rocky Butte embankment 06:03 PM PDT on Saturday, May 1, 2004 By ANTONIA GIEDWOYN, kgw.com Staff A hiker was rescued after falling down an embankment at Rocky Butte in what was the third fall in the area in the last three weeks, officials said. Rescuers transport the hiker on a stretcher. (KGW photo) A pair of hikers was walking near the top of one of the popular climbing areas along Portland’s Rocky Butte when they were startled by a dog. One of the hikers lost his footing and fell 20 to 30 feet down the embankment, landing near 60-foot cliff, said Dick Haney, fire inspector for Portland Fire & Rescue. The owners of the dog were climbing on the rock face and were the first to reach the victim. Portland Fire and Rescue's high angle/technical rescue team rigged safety ropes and lowered a firefighter down the embankment. The rescuer secured the hiker and both were lowered to the base of the cliff. Crews carried the hiker to an ambulance and transported him to Legacy Emanuel Hospital. His condition wasn’t released. The incident happened on the northeast side of Rocky Butte, approximately half a mile south of the NE 92nd and Skidmore trailhead, Haney said.

Right where the road to Cloud Cap turns to dirt (and is currently gated).

You should put Monkey Face (w/ West Face variation) on the list! (unless you've already done it and that's why you don't want it on the list...)

sorry i missed y'all, got out of work a lot later than i expected, went for a trail run instead. next time!

I think this falls under "Extremely poor quality/images (impossible to make out the image itself)". Next time just post a close up of the bruise. I mean, its all about the bruise, right?

I shipped a whole bunch of stuff cross country at a pretty good rate on Amtrak. You have to bring the boxes to a terminal and load them onto a palatte yoursef and pick them up on the other end. When I did the research this was cheaper than shipping USPS etc and I dind't have enough stuff to go with a larger shipping company.

I just got done w/ Woodward's book, and as scary and eye opening as it was, I actually have a better opinion of GW's intellect and his ability to communicate. In stark contrast to everything I hear when he opens his mouth...

Fred Beckey stole my route and my girlfriend.