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no that's me drinking after that thing

what was your keyword for that search? testtube? girl scout? traskbait?

PLENTY

come'on more fat chicks playing tennis w/o underwear. Can you dip into your badmiton and croquet collection for us trask?

how bout that nova w/ krakauer and anker? must have been a charm fest

full-on gambling in govy camp this year I love it!

tieton had a great time there and I didn't even know what I was climbing

excellent reference.

so you passed on the r:ex for the xxx's though? your loss!

it's pure torture is what it is. very interesting view into how things work, but purt torture nonetheless. cool trippy effects looking at mineral grains under crossed polars though. I remember my practical final in that course. I had two big drawers of minerals set in front of me, and the professor was free to ask me anything and everything about them for as long as he liked. ugh

same as everyone, the PCT access on hwy 20. good jog up the trail there. can come in from jack lake, but even farther away. try the mt wash n. ridge tfj s. ridge day link-up for some good exercise

that's fun cleaning

fred durst?

3FJay is a classic for september. great fitness run when nothing else is planned, nice long jog and then some fun scrambling. luckily smoot writes it off as a total chosspile (partly true).

just stupid. 16 year old brain in 26 year old body

Some view a pavement project on a gravel access road as an improvement and use it as an example of fee-money put to good use (if they can prove that fee-money was even used locally in the first place). However, I think I can safely say many people prefer the primitive access road and don't want the "upgrade"! Yes, I complain about the condition of the road up to Cloud Cap on Mt. Hood, but I would be furious if they paved it (though it does cost money to grade and maintain it even in its current condition). Many of us just want a gravel turnoff to remain just that, and keep the interpretive displays, steps, etc. away. There are plenty of other users who might want these things, but there is a very large amount who do not. We should not pay to walk on forest land. Keep the fees to the developed campgrounds and designated "improved" areas.

fair enough. he seemed fairly reasonable when interviewed w/ oregon field guide recently. I am not aware of his dealings w/ the AAC et al.

intriging analysis!

bought out? I'm disgusted by these megalopolies that keep forming...next we'll find out it's Tostitos Bedrock City

what is that thing in the bottom right corner?

pitch in a mullet or two, maybe some oakley blades

scott silver would be a good contact, though some disagree w/ him he is very well researched and presents an educated and patient, not wacko view most of the time.

seattle center fun forest is hanging in tough though. the others are dying a deservedly quick death

only problem with those setups is I injure myself far more often because I try a lot of stupid shit in them. stupid jumps and whatnot