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Beavers? So are you sending them Tub girl and Funnel girl? You didn't have any trouble sharing that with us, maybe it's time they expanded their minds too?

Awww, it probably went to the corporate shill PROGRESSives that jb supported. That's progress. Nitrox - BINGO!!!!

Fine Nitrox, I understand and sympathize- best to stop with all the facts and just call someone a name already I suppose. I'm off to climb now, all you guys on spray will have to solve the worlds ills without me today. Good luck all! Except no luck to you Choada, hope you fail at killing Rush.

Fixed that for you. LOL

I already made that call back when Choada boy was talking that Rush Limbaugh should be assassinated for the good of the world. WTF? I suggested then that you can easily JUST TURN OFF THE FU*ING RADIO or change channels like us normal people do. He pops off crazy enough no one reading his stuff would believe him to be anything but a total wack job. When Rush makes one of those rare good points, and I confess they do occur in between all the crazy and stupid crap like saying this horrifically massive BP accident/Oil spill is natural and nature will deal with it: everyone is so stunned and shocked that they make the regular news or everyone links it on threads like this and you can get in on it 2nd hand. No need to kill anyone. The worst thing you can do to him is ignore the guy. Rush is a ratings whore and lives for the ratings. Linking a Rush Limbaugh quote to this thread only makes Rush's day increases the buzz about his show. He must sit up there listening to Rush and seething with rage, for he keeps bringing the guy up and sharing linking to his stuff. I suspect Choda is boycotting the Arizona iced tea. As far as anyones opinions making us look like shit to the rest of the world, I'm sure that the rest of the world, on reading Choadas kind of stupid ignorant shit: "dumb fuck redneck cracker gun toting fuck face losers" or his famous "I wish someone would kill Rush Limbaugh" soliloquy, really think more highly of the US now. NOT! In his idealized world, people who act like him would not be able to breed. Might not be a bad idea actually. ________________________________________________________ Nitrox, I suspect you are the only person on the site who thinks that sign is real. But even if it was, that's one guy out of millions. Dude, everyone can get shit on by a plant. There was a dipshit here who they caught going to teaparty rallys, sidling up to the news cameras and popping off like Choda boy on tourettes syndrome so as to discredit them. It sucks,it works, and it happens.

Nice - Ben, on the photos, you probably just need to resize them smaller to a 8 x 10 or 12 x 15 or what ever.

EPIC - No falcons

So you concur it was "Epic" then?

Oil consumption, which is the main discussion, the US leads X3 over the next in line in this older data. I was in China not too long ago, and it wouldn't surprise me to see their useage doubled if not more, and they will most likely surpass us soon it appears. # 1 United States: 20,680,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 3 China: 7,578,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 4 Japan: 5,007,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 5 Russia: 2,858,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 6 India: 2,722,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 7 Germany: 2,456,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 8 Brazil: 2,372,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 9 Canada: 2,371,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 10 Saudi Arabia: 2,311,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 11 Korea, South: 2,214,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 12 Mexico: 2,119,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 13 France: 1,950,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 14 United Kingdom: 1,763,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 15 Italy: 1,702,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 16 Iran: 1,679,000 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 17 Spain: 1,611,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 18 Indonesia: 1,219,000 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 19 Netherlands: 984,200 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 20 Australia: 966,200 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 21 Taiwan: 950,500 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 22 Thailand: 928,600 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 23 Singapore: 834,600 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 24 Venezuela: 738,300 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 25 Turkey: 676,600 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 26 Egypt: 652,700 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 27 Belgium: 628,500 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 28 Argentina: 525,100 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 29 Poland: 524,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 30 South Africa: 504,900 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 31 Malaysia: 501,100 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 32 Greece: 441,400 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 33 United Arab Emirates: 381,000 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 34 Sweden: 353,700 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 35 Pakistan: 345,000 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 36 Philippines: 340,100 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 37 Kuwait: 334,700 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 38 Nigeria: 312,000 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 39 Portugal: 301,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 40 Iraq: 295,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 41 Hong Kong: 293,100 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 42 Austria: 289,400 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 43 Ukraine: 284,600 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 44 Algeria: 279,800 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 45 Libya: 278,700 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 46 Vietnam: 271,100 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 47 Colombia: 265,400 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 48 Chile: 253,000 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 49 Switzerland: 244,900 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 50 Kazakhstan: 243,100 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 51 Romania: 238,200 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 52 Israel: 232,300 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 53 Syria: 229,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 54 Finland: 228,200 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 55 Norway: 224,500 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 56 Puerto Rico: 215,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 57 Czech Republic: 207,400 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 58 Cuba: 203,500 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 59 Ireland: 200,900 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 60 Denmark: 190,600 bbl/day 2007 Time series = 61 Belarus: 179,700 bbl/day 2006 Time series = 61 Morocco: 179,700 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 63 Peru: 167,900 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 64 Hungary: 162,800 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 65 Ecuador: 160,500 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 66 Azerbaijan: 160,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 67 New Zealand: 158,400 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 68 Uzbekistan: 157,100 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 69 Turkmenistan: 156,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 70 Yemen: 135,400 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 71 Dominican Republic: 117,300 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 72 Jordan: 110,700 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 73 Bulgaria: 109,600 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 74 Qatar: 108,900 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 75 Lebanon: 106,000 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 76 Croatia: 101,800 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 77 Panama: 92,790 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 78 Virgin Islands: 91,680 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 79 Tunisia: 91,110 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 80 Bangladesh: 89,940 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 81 Sri Lanka: 86,030 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 82 Serbia and Montenegro: 85,000 bbl/day 2003 Time series # 83 Slovakia: 82,860 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 84 Sudan: 79,760 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 85 Guatemala: 74,230 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 86 Jamaica: 73,370 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 87 Oman: 69,100 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 88 Netherlands Antilles: 67,450 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 89 Kenya: 65,530 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 90 Luxembourg: 60,640 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 91 Cyprus: 57,830 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 92 Lithuania: 57,170 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 93 Angola: 55,640 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 94 Slovenia: 54,310 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 95 Ghana: 49,300 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 96 Honduras: 46,830 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 97 Costa Rica: 45,600 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 98 El Salvador: 44,330 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 99 Burma: 43,140 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 100 Armenia: 41,090 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 101 Senegal: 36,200 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 102 Latvia: 35,180 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 103 Uruguay: 33,400 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 104 Bahrain: 32,830 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 105 Bolivia: 31,500 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 106 Albania: 30,900 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 107 Ethiopia: 30,450 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 108 Estonia: 30,440 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 109 Nicaragua: 28,880 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 110 Paraguay: 28,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 111 Bosnia and Herzegovina: 27,590 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 112 Tanzania: 27,270 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 113 Bahamas, The: 26,830 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 114 Côte d'Ivoire: 25,950 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 115 Trinidad and Tobago: 24,770 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 116 Cameroon: 24,500 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 117 Gibraltar: 22,620 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 118 Mauritius: 22,450 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 119 Macedonia, Republic of: 21,700 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 120 Iceland: 21,120 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 121 Namibia: 19,840 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 122 Mauritania: 19,320 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 123 Malta: 18,680 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 124 Réunion: 18,500 bbl/day 2003 Time series # 125 Madagascar: 18,190 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 126 Papua New Guinea: 18,000 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 127 Togo: 17,770 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 128 Nepal: 16,960 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 129 Macau: 16,570 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 130 Moldova: 15,770 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 131 Zambia: 14,760 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 132 Zimbabwe: 14,590 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 133 Mozambique: 14,390 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 134 Martinique: 13,800 bbl/day 2003 Time series # 135 Brunei: 13,200 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 136 Gabon: 13,170 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 137 Guadeloupe: 13,000 bbl/day 2003 Time series # 138 Georgia: 12,980 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 139 Mongolia: 12,860 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 140 Guam: 12,780 bbl/day 2007 Time series = 141 Haiti: 12,370 bbl/day 2006 Time series = 141 Suriname: 12,370 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 143 Kyrgyzstan: 12,330 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 144 Botswana: 11,640 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 145 Uganda: 11,570 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 146 New Caledonia: 11,560 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 147 Korea, North: 10,520 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 148 Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 10,460 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 149 Guyana: 10,440 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 150 Fiji: 9,971 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 151 Benin: 9,232 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 152 Barbados: 8,674 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 153 Guinea: 8,559 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 154 Burkina Faso: 8,470 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 155 Sierra Leone: 8,430 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 156 Tajikistan: 8,000 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 157 Congo, Republic of the: 7,677 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 158 Aruba: 7,102 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 159 Belize: 7,000 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 160 French Guiana: 6,600 bbl/day 2003 Time series # 161 Seychelles: 6,453 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 162 Malawi: 6,160 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 163 French Polynesia: 6,082 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 164 Niger: 5,550 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 165 Maldives: 5,490 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 166 Rwanda: 5,320 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 167 Eritrea: 5,186 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 168 Djibouti: 5,066 bbl/day 2007 Time series # 169 Somalia: 5,040 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 170 Afghanistan: 5,036 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 171 Mali: 4,640 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 172 Faroe Islands: 4,628 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 173 Bermuda: 4,566 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 174 Antigua and Barbuda: 4,109 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 175 American Samoa: 4,053 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 176 Greenland: 3,927 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 177 Cambodia: 3,736 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 178 Liberia: 3,687 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 179 Swaziland: 3,490 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 180 Laos: 2,996 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 181 Burundi: 2,956 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 182 Saint Lucia: 2,780 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 183 Cayman Islands: 2,767 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 184 Guinea-Bissau: 2,520 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 185 Central African Republic: 2,322 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 186 Cape Verde: 2,117 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 187 Gambia, The: 2,082 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 188 Grenada: 2,043 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 189 Western Sahara: 1,760 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 190 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 1,570 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 191 Lesotho: 1,400 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 192 Chad: 1,352 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 193 Solomon Islands: 1,320 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 194 Bhutan: 1,250 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 195 Samoa: 1,130 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 196 Nauru: 1,070 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 197 Saint Kitts and Nevis: 950 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 198 Equatorial Guinea: 918.3 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 199 Tonga: 870 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 200 Dominica: 850.5 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 201 Comoros: 712.3 bbl/day 2006 Time series = 202 Vanuatu: 660 bbl/day 2006 Time series = 202 São Tomé and Príncipe: 660 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 204 British Virgin Islands: 650 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 205 Saint Pierre and Miquelon: 560 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 206 Montserrat: 505.5 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 207 Cook Islands: 463.7 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 208 Montenegro: 450 bbl/day 2004 Time series # 209 Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas): 252.3 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 210 Kiribati: 232.4 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 211 Turks and Caicos Islands: 80 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 212 Saint Helena: 60 bbl/day 2006 Time series # 213 Niue: 20 bbl/day 2006 Time series

Nice photo of the derrick Porter! Bring on the marshmallows and hot dogs.....damn that looks hot. Interesting chart JayB. I've been to both of those country's and it strikes me as incorrect. The Netherlands is a small energy efficient country, everyone is riding bikes, the cars they have are small and public transit is great and well utilized. At least that was my previous belief. Norway is larger, but folks aren't driving all around and have well insulated dwellings. Something is rotten in Denmark with that chart I'd bet.

I don't think you should have to stop at any red lights myself, slow down and look sure - and bikes should only have to yield if it's red and someone is coming the other way through the green. We might get that changed into law down here. Bikes won't have red lights, red lights will mean caution and yield. Why should a bike even have to stop if no one is there? Total bullshit. Bikes rule.

isn't this just sort of snide backhanded name calling with bigger words?

Maybe jbs lil kids have enough left over to warm your home too?

LOL! Congrats JB, I agree that you do win! And good luck with those kids. Kids are such a joy. In fact, even not considering the potential to warm the planet, I think our race to rapidly burn all the easily obtainable petro-chems is a near criminal act in that we are so totally hosing over our children and future generations by our wanton disregard of any common sense conservation. Once it's gone, it's gone. Government does have a place in our lives, and the Obama administration change of the CAFE standards was a great thing IMO. But baby steps, and slow ones at that.... Interesting that it was JD Rockerfeller's consolidation of big oil who's rapaciousness got T Roosevelt to pass laws that interjected the gov't into the business arena. Great read if you haven't: Titan, by Ron Cheneaw.

You're obviously too busy yapping to listen well jb. Your use of YOU and saying what policies I voted for clearly means you haven't been reading my posts very carefully on this matter. Clearly. I challenge you to find any example of a post that indicates what you say please, as it goes against my philosophy. In fact, as I have said on this site before, I thought Clinton was being a backroom political hack when he backed off a phased in gas tax he pitched when he got push back from people who didn't want to pay more to pump their Suburbans full of gas, even if it was good for the country. At least Clinton tossed it out to see what would happen, we got much less than that from Bush, and if you bothered to read any of my posts, I was outraged when Bush jr was allowing tax cuts for business owners who bought Suburbans, Durangos and Expeditions. Outraged. I have written to my representatives on this issue, as I consider our lack of a comprehensive energy policy slow crazy suicide for our country - but for myself, I'm not guiltless and didn't say I was. I live close in inner city so my wife can walk to work, I'm not too far either, and drive a 25 MPG vehicle. When my son was in high school, we would walk to the colisium for pro basketball games, or bike downtown. I had to increase my vehicle size for deliveries I was making for the company, I had one getting over 30 MPG previously.

Are you still in 3rd grade you prick?>

Easy to point the finger at everyone else and not ask what YOU, as in yourself, another "fuckwit" can do. Much easier. Now you feel like you've done something cause you opened your mouth anc called someone you don't know a name? Congrats. If this keeps up, we'll soon have the mess cleaned up. BTW, see this one? http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Shell-spilled-nearly-14000-apf-3514168069.html?x=0&.v=7 "LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -- Royal Dutch Shell PLC spilled nearly 14,000 tons of crude oil into the creeks of the Niger Delta last year, the company has announced, blaming thieves and militants for the environmental damage." Don't know what that equates to in barrels, but even for a "Df*ck", "Libtard", "fuckwit" such as yourself, I'm sure you'd agree it's a large amount. Why all the name calling? ps, our President has taken the good first hard steps in the right direction. The US though, is like a large battleship, and won't turn easily or rapidly.

Would an extra large Taco then be called "sick", or "sweet"?

Rush is a windbag and Levin is a dick and a windbag wantabee. "Radio host Mark Levin asked why it took the President eight days after the explosion to make an announcement. "This is the first real challenge that President Obama has dealt with and he hasn't been able to handle it." "

This guy helped pay for those guns: http://reason.com/blog/2010/05/05/video-of-swat-raid-on-missouri Nice video, NOT. The police kill the family Corgi and terrorize the lil kid. But they got the guys pot.

Fairweather - you get one of these? Probably not, they repo'ed them from a Mexican drug lord.

4X - ...you're new here aren't ya? (fixed speling)_

That's hot

I know this isn't the first time I've complimented you on the great work you do Sherri, for good reason:-) Nice!

How did you change your mind Peter? Been a long time since I've climbed at Castle, it always seemed like Washington had so much better stuff....that's probably why it's not as popular, cause you guys are so rich in great climbs and super areas. [/envy] LOL!