iain

quote: Originally posted by someone going to Beacon : I don't need to climb hard all day.

quote: Originally posted by Toast: When I was in college I swore I'd never sink so low as to piss in a cup. This was more out of principle than the fact I'd fail. We had to drug test for NCAA soccer playoffs. Half our team thought we were doomed

I might be in. Wx says chance of rain, snow level 7K'.

top of the mornin' to ya

i chop steps and only eat kippered herring at bivies.

so are crampons

Joe Simpson = huge greenpeace fan and activist.

crashpad

quote: Originally posted by ILuvAliens: Goatboy. Define absolutley needing to go. please keep it to less than 8 paragraphs and 3 posts

killer.

you clearly have a better work environment than I or are retired, congratulations.

pathetic attempt

zing

that's not drul it's jeff goldblum's dad.

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can you spot the serial killer in this photo?

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As someone who grew up in Corvallis, I can hypothesize that his spicy nickname is referring to the Oregon State Beavers, who are getting trounced in the Pac-10 right now. Or he's a big fan of beavers, plain and simple.

gotta be careful with this left and right stuff when it comes to herb, there's plenty of conservatives puffin' tough out there, this board being my primary evidence.

well there's that cam wedged on the 2nd pitch of SE corner. I think it's still there. Probably had a few goes on it by a few folks.

quote: Originally posted by RobBob: Iain, I have just completed a rapid but thorough study of the effect of termite flatus on global temperature. The detail of the reading is dry and in many languages, over the heads of most of the environmentalists here. But suffice it to say we got a big problem, boys and girls! We're going to need worldwide cooperation and an assload of DDT to fix this one fast. just call the orkin man. dude's a regular al gore

quote: Originally posted by Greg W: How does that work? way to nail me on that one I hesitate to argue this tedious stuff but there are other cities in the country. I just typed in a random large number (source: iain).

quote: Originally posted by trask: A drive around Snohomish County is a drive in Truck/SUV-ville. But as Greg pointed out, most all own trailers, haul hay, firewood, lumber, bales of weed, and pursue myriad other heavy-duty 4X4 type activities with these rigs. The biggest waste is the SUV moms driving them around in the city for shits and giggles. Exactly. There is a need for those trucks and there always will be on the farm etc.

quote: Originally posted by Greg W: How do you know what they need them for? Do you ask them? Most of the big "SUV's" at my Fred Meyer also tow boats, trailers, have campers, snowmobiles, etc. Are we going to set up a bureaucracy that approves "need" of an SUV? That is where your going. Greg W No that's not where I'm going. Did I ever say it would be illegal to own an SUV? There is a need for social responsiblity, whether you consider that wuss talk or whatever, it's the truth. Take a bike to fred's or god forbid live near enough that you can walk. You got a big boat? Fine, haul away. I'll admit I have a Tacoma, not a prize-winning conservation mobile. I live 12 miles from work. I bike when possible. If I have to bring home something large, I drive. Multiply that by say 20% of the Seattle metro area, then by the workdays in a year, and you've got something.