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GASP!!!! Explain how sharp, intelligent and insightful Fareed is. Maybe give him some links or some Fareed writing. I love reading his stuff, bet grandpa would as well. http://www.fareedzakaria.com/home/Home.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fareed_Zakaria ..and perhaps if you need to, remind him that he should be grateful this President is so literate and well read, and remind him that the last President only looked at the pictures. I'd start with that.

A highly respected "Old Master" not under the dirt yet cranking @300' up the vertical dirt on "Dirtnap". (Real name Gingerbread Shortcut) Most memorable line "Oh joy, we can kick steps! Woot!" Gear notes: ice axe, pickets, tie offs for vine maples.

so you going to the show? Of course he'll be there, Rob wouldn't miss it for the world, he'll be the one wearing the $60 shirt, drinking $6 and bitching about how things were different way back when in 1980 he graduated from HS and rock had achieved perfection:-) LOL!

ROTFLMAO Rob! My lord that's so funny, I'm glad I wasn't drinking something cause I would have sprayed the monitor!

Lucky, I've heard that those guys are doing new routes there but were wanting to keep it off the radar. Have you been over to Tower Rock too?

Great idea. I'd start by contacting Leonard Coyne. He was starting to put together a place in Thailand a back in 2003. lcoyne11 at hotmail dotcom

And some people complain that Obama's "too black"... I frequently hear that he's just like the last President. of course, it could be that the bicycles are different brands.

SOMEWUNZ WENT GREEN !!!!MOAR GREEN JOBZ! They should be supportive in a George Soros kind of way? Big money every which direction. Anyway, you can relax, there's a lot less whining since the Kochs got their tax rates down.

Give it about 3 or 4 more posts before it turns south. LOL

They may have take a back seat to the D5 hammers you were helping move along:-)

Don't lay out the scratch just yet unless you have a Hawk specific project. I've been giving Theron some feedback and I think he's coming out with an improved version. They need to be bigger and canted more for the basalt here, and I think they are in the under construction phase now.

Nice ! Ya ever wonder what's holding that block up there (just above Kyle)? BTW, How'd ya like the Tomahawks?!

I make successful joke? No? Seriously, divorces are often one of the most painful things a person will ever experience. The 3 most important things for most of us is relationships, money and health. They are all upset and threatened in a rancorous milieu tempered with fear of the the unknown in the process. I mean no harm to anyone with my attempt at humor there. Regards to all

Super, and if you're that enamored, maybe you should check out the web site www.bitchfromhell.com. You can also get your former MS Paul McCartney and former MS Billy Joel fixes there at the same time. Or one can skip all that and go directly to CC.coms own Marc LeClerc who offers up his version of Heloise, Dear Abby and Ann Landers advice rolled up into one. Marcs learning and advice center for lonely men

....and the good news is that it appears that it is eligible for public subsidized loans! So congrats as we will get to help pay for it. (that is, us who are taxpayers and not slackers and system suckers like JB who must be off to his regressive get-to-gether Glen Beck march at the MLK tunnel of love.) "NEW YORK | Fri Aug 27, 2010 3:58pm EDT NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Muslim center planned near the site of the World Trade Center attack could qualify for tax-free financing, a spokesman for City Comptroller John Liu said on Friday, and Liu is willing to consider approving the public subsidy. The Democratic comptroller's spokesman, Scott Sieber, said Liu supported the project. The center has sparked an intense debate over U.S. religious freedoms and the sanctity of the Trade Center site, where nearly 3,000 perished in the September 11, 2001 attack. "If it turns out to be financially feasible and if they can demonstrate an ability to pay off the bonds and comply with the laws concerning tax-exempt financing, we'd certainly consider it," Sieber told Reuters. Spokesmen for Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Governor David Paterson and the Islamic center and were not immediately available. The proposed center, two blocks from the Trade Center site in lower Manhattan, has caused a split between people who lost relatives and friends in the attack, as well as conservative politicians, and those who support the project. Among those who support it are the mayor, civic and religious groups, and some families of victims. The mosque's backers hope to raise a total of $70 million in tax-exempt debt to build the center, according to the New York Times. Tax laws allow such funding for religiously affiliated non-profits if they can prove the facility will benefit the general public and their religious activities are funded separately. The bonds could be issued through a local development corporation created for this purpose, experts said. The Islamic center would have to repay the bonds, which likely would be less expensive than taxable debt. New York City's Industrial Development Authority could not issue debt for the center because the state civic facilities law, which governed this type of financing for non-profits, was allowed to expire about two years ago. (Reporting by Joan Gralla; Editing by Dan Grebler)" ps, the tax thing is a joke, merely one more reason not to move to NYC.

Maybe this will fix it:

Ah, new info. I see. well, don't move to Georgia either. I heard that their Aids clinic and support is very poor. I'm mean, in case you do get aids at some point.

Thanks for the heads up Pink. F^$X$@ Bastards.

Woot! Hard not to dream of beautiful long granite now!

Not me, but I have a pretty pink curly tail thing hanging on my blue handled DMM nut tool that pairs well with pink shoes so if I ever lose it all the real men will want to give it right back. Kenny tells me that there's still a lost cam up on the ramp of the corner, you should bootie that.

I can only hope this will give the family's some peace and a chance to say goodbye. Hard to loose the good ones, a sad reminder that life is an eyeblink for us all.

Not Athens....Sparta. (Athens Georgia)