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1) Take vodka and place in freezer. 2) Once cold, pour over ice cubes in cocktail shaker (one with spikes pointed inward under the cap. 3) SHAKE VIGOROUSLY! until ice is reduced to tiny shards 4) spash vermouth in bottom of glass, just enough to wet the bottom. 5) Strain vodka into glass. 6) Add olives. Enjoy!
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And a moat. Prowlers typically can't swim.
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what if you are not christain? You're going to HELL!
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From your Department on Homeland Security: What documents, identification, paperwork does a U.S. citizen need to re-enter the U.S.? A U.S. citizen should have either a valid U.S. passport OR a certified copy of their birth certificate or baptismal record with current photo identification issued by a government agency (state I.D. card, driver's license, military I.D.). (Minors under the age of 14 are not required to show a government-issued ID, State Departments of Motor Vehicles will usually provide a non-drivers license for people 14 and older.) If traveling from outside the Western Hemisphere (the Western Hemisphere is North, Central, and South America), a U.S. citizen MUST present a passport. U.S. citizens returning from an adjacent country (Mexico, Canada), U.S territory (U.S. Virgin Islands), or Caribbean island (excluding Cuba), may use the alternatives to a passport listed above. See 22 CFR 53.2. Due to heightened security it is strongly recommended that US citizens also present their passports even when returning from travel only to Canada or Mexico. If a U.S. citizen does not have a passport or a certified copy of a birth certificate, the following may be accepted as proof of citizenship, - A U.S. state or federal government-issued birth record (note: hospital-issued birth certificates are not acceptable) or baptismal record, - Certificate of Citizenship, or Certificate of Naturalization [note: notarized photocopies or notarized fax copies of such certificates are acceptable, but affidavits of citizenship and voter registrations are not). Neither of the above will be accepted unless accompanied by a government issued ID. Laminated Birth Certificates are not acceptable because it makes it impossible to determine if the seal is raised (an attribute of a certified copy). http://help.customs.gov/cgi-bin/customs.cfg/php/enduser/std_alp.php
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ERIK LACKS SELF-IDENTITY SO HE TRIES TO COMPENSATE BY PRETENDING TO BE SOMEONE ELSE. - Dr. Phil
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I heard this is so everyone can write their name on their helmets.
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Dru, what are you smoking? The Rage feels LIGHTER than the Alp Wing. Heh, heh, heh. You two are saying the same thing. If the sweet spot for the Rage is further down the shaft, then it will feel lighter to swing. R*(dot)Theta from high school physics. You two really need to get a room. attitude what the hell i heard you couldnt even find the g spot let alone the sweet spot Sweet spot, head, shaft, swinging, wings, rage, smoking.... Sounds like words of love.
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Dru, what are you smoking? The Rage feels LIGHTER than the Alp Wing. Heh, heh, heh. You two are saying the same thing. If the sweet spot for the Rage is further down the shaft, then it will feel lighter to swing. R*(dot)Theta from high school physics. You two really need to get a room.
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yea. and ive come to the conclusion that i lose girlfriends when i start complaining bout how fuckin lameass lazy they are and to hurry the fuck up cuz speed is safety and to stop bitching bout the exposure. i dont mix pleasures anymore. i dont even take women fisting wit me. i just tell them girls 'its called testosterone. deal with it and shut the fuck up.' Sounds like Trask is your kind of buddy forsure.
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Or more accurately: "I want to see MaryLou's bosoms at dawn in my face, oh mountain god"
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ERIK HAS ALWAYS BEEN MEAN.
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They work for me.
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No wonder so many people on this board are against it.
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If the guide service is a company, as opposed to an individual, you could: Take the rope to the company office. Ask to speak to the company president (or have an appointment ahead of time). Return the rope to him explaining how you ended up with it. Also mention during the conversation how you, as a fellow climber, found his company to be rude, unprofessional, and unsafe.
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Bullshit. WA drivers only pull out of the passing lane at their exit. I did have a WA driver tell me that he intentionally slows down while in the left lane when drivers come up behind him.
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Weight: It's only about 2 oz lighter than the Whisperlite. Design: The bending of the fuel tube is a little off, so my stove doesn't sit flat (adding a pot of water fixes that) and the inlet plastic tube in the bottle isn't at a low point so the stove peters out before all the fuel is gone. The top nut on the stove came from the factory loose, so on my first trip, the stove turned into a fireball. Tightening it has fixed that problem so far. Simmering: The flame is adjustable to some degree, but since I don't 'cook' on the stove, I can't qualify it.
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And some people think I don't contribute around here.
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Shorts over polypro?
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Erden is a perfect fit for the Rope-a-Dope.
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Heh, catbirdseat is a mountie instructor. Do you get it now? Good. Do you get it now? Good. Do you get it now? Good. ....
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If I accurately describe your rack, can I have that too?
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PM Snoboy the results. Not everyone gives a snafflehound's ass about your peeing contest.
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This (3 oz, $59) over a light wool base layer works great!
