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Boo fuckin' Hoo J.D. You're a dick.

Weird, I was thinking about scat, too. Really weird.

I would love to see the PM's you guys exchange. You have such hard-on's for each other it's cute.

A walk outside gives me a view of Mt. Rainier and a campus full of finest women in Seattle.

Seattle is too small of a city for centralized mass-transit. And yes, if your attitude were different, jail wouldn't be so bad. I'm sure a yogi could handle it quite a bit better than you or I could. As for your moon analogy, it doesn't fit. And the reason you feel better in Vancouver, shit-bag, is becuase YOU"RE ON VACATION OR A CLIMBING TRIP. HELL I THOUGHT BOISE WAS FUCKING COOL WHEN I WAS ON VACATION.

OOOh Seattle Sucks. Ooooh, Capitol Hill should burn. Ooooh, fucking hipsters. Sounds like someone's attitude gets them down a little more than any city could. Check it out, yo. It's been said.

Yeah but the link I tried to post was.

Point taken

after reading this junk this statement of mine comes back to me. in one small way or another these 3 added to the mix, wheter it be by responding "happy 4th" or whatever they entered into the scene by establishing themselves. i am sure if they would have kept to themselves or just reponded "happy canada day" the incident would not have occured. probably speculation on my part. know your surroundings, be cognitive to everything and everyone. Oh bullshit. When I read their response I saw it as a gesture of international comraderie. It's like if a Jew in New York said to you Happy Hanukah! and you replied Merry Chistmas! and the Jew got some friends and beat you for it. It's a gesture of cross-cultural empathy, not an inciteful comment. The stupid, drunk teenagers are the ones who were too irrational to stop and see it that way.

Fucking broken links, grrr.

Hey that climb at little Si ain't so bad. It's great for taking beginners for their first time on rock. The start does kinda suck, but the rest of it has okay moves.

I don't want to butt in on this little argument, but everytime I hear Randian Ethical Philosophy I can't help thinking of Brian Medlin's logically convincing argument "Ethical Egoism is Inconsistent" I can't find the article online but I found a lecture outline that describes the argument. I'd suggest this read for anyone who contends that selfless acts are really selfishly motivated. It's a logical fallacy. Lecture Outline

Dru, you know I'm straight-edge!

I love how you refer to them as "the poop threads" as if they are like picasso's blue period or something

Heresy, I say. oh wait, upon rereading I see that you're actually complimenting the poop threads

Wow Dick. Your first post and you're already talking about pedophilia. Great Job!

I am a lost, frightened boy still in search of "I".

What's up with her these days, I want the scoop.

There's a show tonight at the croc that you might be into Fence, that's where I'll be. Kaito, "squawk rawk" as I like to put it.

So, I went to a "Farce of July" party in the Oregon hills with some hipster/anarchist friends of mine. I bought a cooler full of meat at the grocery store, while sarcastically grumbling about the damn vegans and how I was gonna drip burger juice on their fucking veggie kabobs. You should have seen all the meat-eaters come out of the closet when I started grilling up the ground sirloin, and Italian Sausage. I ate so much meat that things weren't flowing so smoothly for the next few days. I tried eating lots of fruit and veggies, but I think I undid the good work on Sunday when some friends from Jersey and I made a HUGE batch of homemade Perogies to initiate the west-coasters into real east-coast cuisine. FINALLY, today after much veggie munching yesterday, I was able to purge the last sticky tube of meat bi-product. Anyone else have similar holiday poo experiences? Please share. I predict GregW will be first in line.

"Conjoined Fetus Twin" is one of the best episodes of South Park.

For an excellent social commentary of mall culture please see the film, "Dawn of the Dead". Also one of the best zombie flicks ever made.

The malls are the soon to be ghost towns well, so long, fairwell, goodbye Let's all have another orange Julius Thick syrup standing in line The housing developments go up named after the things they replace so welcome to "Meadow Brook" and welcome to "Shady Space" it all seems a little abrupt no I don't like this change of pace

Yes, that requires PROOF.

Muffy, I think my biggest hindrance in improving as a climber is that I consider everything sacred ("Must get clean. Even if risks are involved. Never grab gear, even if a 15 foot grounder is involved"). I therefore spend a lot of time estimating whether or not I'll get a certain pitch clean, and don't try many because of it. The best climber I know (a solid 5.12 off-width afficianado) has a mantra that he repeats to me whenever I climb with him... "NOTHING is sacred" and he's got the skills to prove that his attitude works.