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I wonder if Dru might have accounted for about 47,000,801 of those 48,000,801 under his multiple avatars. congrats Jon.

Can't belive this topic wouldn't troll Fairweather out of his spider hole.

FW, 3 strikes is followed with "yer out!" I assume that you didn't like my logic and argument on the other thread. My point is that the only place for people like you is locked alone in your closet. Stepping out may expose you to arguements you can't win. Better you be wrong and not shown the errors of your ways I suspect is your true feeling. "You are the weakest link": goodby.

Fairweather, what kind of cloisterd F*ucked up life you must have lived. Get your priorities straight. When I was in HS, the Vietnam war was raging. Best teacher I had was against the war. His name was Mr Fetzer and it was my sophmore year -1969. He stimulated our thoughts and fired up the class more than every other damn teacher together they had in the friggan school. They appeared to only be there for a paycheck. This dude was there for us. For US. It was very powerful. He cared less on what you thought and more on the process of how you got there. We had the most stimulating debates and presentations of my HS years in that history class. We worked our ass off for the guy. You couldn't avoid it. I don't know why you send your kids to school, but for me, I want teachers to help facilitate "Critical thinking" in my children. Our country will be a better place if more citizens can do this. As long as my kids are safe, I could give a rats ass if the teachers smoke pot in their personal lives. So WHAT? It is the last thing I could give a damn about. Judging from your atitude, you may be thinking I am saying this to support my personal position and ability to smoke the stuff. Do I smoke it? NO. I could if I wanted too, I co-own my own business and don't have a big brother watchdog who wants me to pee into a cup. But it makes no difference if I did or didn't - it's a non-event. So........did Mr Fetzer smoke pot? I don't know. Maybe or maybe not. I suspected he smoked pot, but that was pure presumption as he was anti-war and had the long hair thing going, but it would have made no difference either way. He was later fired for his political beliefs, which was humorous as he was fine with students supporting the war...ONLY as long as they had thought it through, for themselves - and could justify it. The rest of the teachers I had were not worth a F*CK. Not a one. They plodded through their books and prayed you'd sit there quietly. They punched a clock. Tick Tock. My Junior year, I basically gave up on HS. I bet Ivan is the best teacher they have in that school, he's certainly well read and highly literate. Although I've only been out a few times with the dude, from what I know, I'd love to have my kids as students of his. FYI, we had the boy in a high priced private school during his middle school years cause his school had too many clock punchers- and he wasn't connecting, despite his obvious intellegence. So get your priorities straight please.

When we die, mostly all thats left is the memories of the people who knew us. Soon they die too. Then there is nothingness. Honor him and let his post's stay. My thoughts anyway.

Good job organizing it Troy. Anyone wants some upbeat company and solid belays Troys your man.

Love this part "This learning process never stops- I’m 54 and I am either learning new stuff or relearning the old stuff that I have forgotten."

Heading that direction sooner as opposed to later: LINK By NASSER KARIMI, Associated Press Writer 1 hour, 24 minutes ago TEHRAN, Iran - Iran has barred 38 nuclear inspectors on a United Nations list from entering the country, the foreign minister said Monday in what appeared to be retaliation for the U.N. sanctions imposed last month. ADVERTISEMENT The rejected officials are on a list of potential inspectors drawn up by the International Atomic Energy Agency to visit and monitor Iran's nuclear facilities. "The act of rejecting some inspectors is legal and in accordance with the agency's regulations," Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki told the official Islamic Republic News Agency. He said others on the U.N. nuclear watchdog's list remain eligible, but did not explain how Iran decided which inspectors to bar. The IAEA "submits a long list of inspectors to member countries and the countries have the right to oppose the visit by some inspectors," Mottaki said. Last month, the U.N. Security Council imposed limited trade sanctions on Iran over its refusal to cease uranium enrichment, a process that can produce the material for nuclear energy or bombs. Days later, the Iranian parliament passed a motion that obliged the government to revise its cooperation with the IAEA, but gave it a free hand to determine the steps to be taken. IAEA spokeswoman Melissa Fleming and other agency officials did not immediately return after-hours calls from The Associated Press. The United States rebuked Iran for the move. State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said it was "another example of the Iranians trying to dictate the terms to the international community — in this case, the IAEA." The United States and some of its allies accuse Tehran of trying to develop nuclear weapons. Iran denies this, saying its program is only to produce nuclear energy. Iranian hard-liners had urged the government to respond to sanctions by abrogating the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty — the agreement under which the inspections are held. Analysts said the decision to bar a limited number of inspectors appeared to be a measured retaliation. "Iran is carefully calibrating its response, saving harsher measures for a further tit-for-tat response to the next U.N. Security Council resolution," said Mark Fitzpatrick, an Iran expert at the International Institute for Strategic Studies. When the Security Council imposed sanctions on Dec. 23, it gave Iran 60 days to cease enrichment or face the likelihood of additional penalties. Fitzpatrick said the decision to bar some inspectors was largely "a symbolic act of defiance." "The IAEA has about 200 inspectors it could send to Iran, so stopping 38 of them will not impede its ability to carry out inspections, at least in the short term," he said. The move "demonstrates Iran's unwillingness to accept the U.N. Security Council mandate that it suspend enrichment." The IAEA last visited Iranian nuclear facilities earlier this month when two inspectors came.

U.S. signals Gulf allies that attack on Iran is possible this year "WASHINGTON — The United States has let its Gulf Arab allies know that an attack on Iran could take place in 2007. Diplomatic sources said U.S. Central Command and the U.S. intelligence community have conducted discussions with Gulf Cooperation Council states. "There has not been a U.S. commitment, but the discussions have been interpreted as an expression of intent," a ource said. So far, the U.S. Navy has sent two strike carrier groups to the Gulf. The source said the naval build-up would be completed by February as additional PAC-3 systems arrive in GCC states. " Pony up some money dudes, this isn't going be cheap. Or easy. LINK

Yup, a damn spider hoe for sure. Dude must have wrote off to the school of Jimmy Lee Schwagart on Cornholing how to not keep his zipper up but the collection plate full. Love it.

Thanks for the heads up!

G rated cleavage! Sorry, but I see that as "B" rated cleaveage, as in Beautiful. Thats my take on it - it's an individual thing I'm sure. Some may find it "U" rated for UNbeliveable. One more thing: Max, could you check your link? http://www.redhotknobslobbers.com doesn't seem to be working......... Maybe it's the rush of all the CC.comers heading over there and overloading the site though........

Merles brother?

ps, changed my Avatar too. Use to have the Albrect Durer hands. Had to trade up.

No shirt. :-) Yup, skewed, but I didn't take it - or photoshop it either. The front pic is straight on though. Oly started it and Argus nailed it. The pic in the Brock guide (shooting at her from above) showed this singular remarqable finger crack. Ujohn took this pic when we were down there last Novemember. I saw the pic and I was all like gottadogottadogottado peeing on myself. Great shot of what looks like a great line. When we get there, it wasn't so spectactular - very short, like maybe only a 70" high crack, rests here or there, easy. Still fun. But full on sun. AWESOME HEAT NO RAIN! SUNSHINE! Just trying to remember the warmth.

Do you mean the Beal Joker 9.1 W/golden safe covering I just bought from Mountain Time Sports for $109.00 plus $14.95 shipping? They have more for $119.00 here---------> link or do you mean the 9.0 doubles Beal Verdon II which Mgear has for $119 each if you buy 2, or $129 ea if you buy one. BTW mgear were the folks who tested the Aliens and as climbers we owe them big. Be good people to buy from. Link

"i caught a fish THIS big" Well, sure I've gone lesbo with my hairdresser now, but I loved sleeping with "Big Bill" too for the obvious reasons.

LINK Go get em right now or there gone soon. If you can't get a resole for this price, might consider it a training shoe in case it's not perfect. I have no knowledge of this shoe, but bought 2. Thanks for ST for the heads up.

Last November.

My 250gb hard drive, although full of music, is currently Ice cube free. Deleted all that crap and a bunch of other toneless untalented bastards who chant about bitches and hoe's. (Ice-T stayed along with some Eminem) It's random all day with most of the music, currently 21,989 songs with a few duplicates, loaded into I-tunes: right now it's on "Queen: I've got to Break Free". Classic Queen. Now it's flipped to "I Want To Be Your Driver" by Chuck Berry, sounds like the 50s

Cute: here a shirt for ya since Layton closed down.

I almost just shit myself reading that. Far as the music goes, don't worry none, I'm old. Make yourself happy and plenty of folks will love it. Thanks again for sharing!

Great stuff dudes! Thanks for the winter stoke. What program did you use for the video? PS, love the pics, hate the music, it would be interesting to hear you narrate it. But that's me, nice effort both on the rock and on the video.

I found the pin on rap, about 8 feet-10 feet to the right, pulling clumps of moss off - it was underneath a thick 5" thick clump. Great pics Mark!