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dennis leary's instruction is key: "remember to get your whole head in front of the shotgun"

i've always dug that taibi-feller - he looks and talks like a pissed-off lawnmower

nothing can be drier in a howling hurricane as "siege tactics" on the n side of beacon!

in the favor of texans no less! one of my cousin's is a 300+ lb former offensive tackle for smu - he taught for a # of years and said he could get instant silience merely by bringing out the official paddle and setting it on his desk

there's pretty much always something dry to be found at ozone and broughtons

certainly not a limitless guarentee, but the whole family is riddled w/ lawyers, and they skillfully stay w/n the generous boundaries of the 1st amendment, and arent' violating private property - in the recent supreme court case they won, for example, they were actually protesting on a public street-corner several hundred yards away from the actual cemetery entrance - pretty slam-dunk scotus decision i thought (w/ my vast legal training of course )

yeah, that would prett well summarize the whole state of texas, which does the same?

if you drank more 'forehand, you could probably bump this up to w1+

a couple of atheist quotes might be in order? "you can not legislate taste" and "i disagree with what you say, but will defend to the death your right to say it" "hauling them all off" only results in their cause gaining sympathy and thus, their message, validity - the result of that of course is, free speech being denied, a bottomless supply of them take to violence, since they have no other choice. each one of those "god hates fags" sign is therefore like listening to a bullet bounce off a steel wall, a reminder that, in a dangerous world, you've found a safe place...

I wish... nonsense - gotta love those guys! its good to see the 1st amendment as an emergency thermostat on the radiator of insanity that is the american republic. you have to choose between psycho religious types who strap on bombs vs those who strap on billboards, dig? which do you prefer?

shit, i missed my cc.com berfday! 10 years since yesterday...

cap'n mcallister! "Arrrrr, I hate the sea and everything in it!"

i think the result of that has already been kicked-around?

nope, just 9/11 truth-ers!

Bring you're shit up with you silly. Sport rax be light eh. think'n'iz'hard good idea - could carry over to the pioneer route on the monkey and do 2 funtacular big features in a single day w/ just a light sport rack!

you're missing your chance to get hepped up over this oldie-but-goodie! http://openchannel.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/03/13/10656262-classified-documents-contradict-fbi-on-post-911-probe-of-saudis-ex-senator-says

waking up sure ended well for this fellow and his followers!

nice, soon enough, eh? gotta get bob out to smiff sometime in the middle of april? he can take pictures of the shiprock ascent as he won't want to be anywhere near it as for getting off the cowdog, i did indeed suffer a clusterfuck the first time i did it when the last of the 2 raps got stuck b/c of terrain drag - however, it is pretty straitforward to scramble off after doing hte first, clean rap though - either claw your way through the back of the tight cave or do an easy, highball traverse on its outside, scree surf down the gully (not a great idea if there's a bunch of people assembled at the base), then do 2 bits of 4th class downclimbing (the last bit is the hardest, but not very exposed) walking off misery ridge, than having to walk back up to the base, is the worst option of the bunch

i wanna climb shiprock too, ole'boy, and surely (yes, i'm calling you surely) a man of your pedigree has to be interested the cow dog is classic silly smiff - a sport alpinesque experience! easy, for sure, but great setting and a fine topout puffdown platform

you done voyage of the cow dog yet wayne?

I would say exposure in one select or classics guidebook or another have a lot of influence in this. it's in the "climbing the cascade volcanoes" book, it's just: a) contrived (there's an easy way to the summit a very short distance away) b) a long hike to get there c) dangerous d) not in a particuliarly cool setting (unlike the dramatic exposure of say yocums, you're just tucked into the side of the n face prow w/ a view of steep snow below and dirt above)

if star trek taught me anything, it's that there will always be another enterprise now, to save money, why don't we just fucking rename the uss ronald reagan?

what happens if you take a cookie and put pressure on it, especially if it's on top of an irregular surface? it fractures.

the half dozen new englanders i've known were stoners and downright hiiiii-larious

if this can't entertain you, nothing can http://boingboing.net/2012/03/01/pulp-shakespeare.html