vegetablebelay
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Nerd watching.
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I can see this place becoming a ghost town as all the nerds on this site go off to break the record.
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R/H factor - I like it!
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radical new hiking shoe - trad European design
vegetablebelay replied to Dru's topic in Climber's Board
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Winthrop has a great western feel and lots of friendly tourists!
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Concrete has a nice, quiet, country feel to it but it's nestled in the foothills of the N. Cascades. Combine that with a solid police presence.
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Pirate fined for attacking sausage ASSOCIATED PRESS MILWAUKEE, July 10 — Pittsburgh first baseman Randall Simon was questioned by sheriff’s officers after hitting one of the Milwaukee Brewers’ sausage mascots with his bat during a game. Full story here with video!
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About 6 years ago I went to some training in Salt Lake City and boarded an evening flight to Seattle to come home. We were taxiing out to the runway when a guy came walking up the aisle with a flight attendant following him shrugging her shoulders and saying, "he wants to get off of the plane!?!?!" She told the pilot and he started to turn around to go back to the terminal. She sat him in a rear facing seat in front of everyone and he was looking around wildly and breathing heavy and pretty much freaking out. We were moving along pretty good toward the terminal and not too far away when he hopped out of his seat and opened up the door and jumped out of the plane. The plane was still a little pressurized and when he opened the door it felt like we were inside of a pop can when it's opened up. The flight attendants were screaming and the plane came to an abrupt stop. The whacko got up off of the pavement and ran down the tarmac with trucks and cars chasing him and they caught him shortly after. He never did tell the cops why he bolted so we had to deplane and all the luggage had to be checked and dogs were brought on board and I ended up being delayed for hours and hours.
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Life is for the living Robertjoy and each of us deals with grief in our own way.
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I'd go with Sayjay's plan to save the fragile respect your girlfriend has for you.
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I'm surprised you pube clubbers haven't noticed Greg's monitoring collar on his right ankle.
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Thanks Wayne. Nice job to both of you.
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I gots an idea! How bout you'all get 20 of your friends together and take turns beating the crap outta each other? That would make it all feel so much better! Or even better - Jgowans could move to canada!
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you really are ned flanders aren't ya? If he was it would be something like scrum-diddly-umptious or something.
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Swords too. Three Killed, Three Wounded in California Sword Attack Monday, June 30, 2003 IRVINE, Calif. — Police shot and killed a sword-wielding man described by relatives as schizophrenic (search) after he slashed and killed two former co-workers and wounded three other people at a supermarket where he used to bag groceries. About 40 to 50 shoppers ran from the store shortly after 9:30 a.m. Sunday as police went in to subdue Joseph Hunter Parker, who was armed with a samurai-style sword (search) and wearing a beret and trenchcoat, said police Cmdr. Jeff Noble. The 30-year-old man confronted an officer before fellow officers shot him, said Lt. Jeff Love. Parker was taken to the hospital and did not survive. One of the wounded was a grocery store employee and two others were customers, police said. Police did not release the names of the dead or wounded. Parker had been diagnosed as schizophrenic, his mother, Susan Davis, said in an interview Sunday from rural Ford, Va. He also was a volunteer firefighter and emergency medical technician. "He was not in a good state at all," Davis said, adding she had not spoken to Parker in about a year. "He said voices were telling him to do bad things." Davis said Parker, who moved to California about five years ago, collected swords and was a fan of the "Highlander" film and television series in which the hero is a swordsman. "I'm just sorry about what happened," Davis said. Parker's former co-workers said he quit his job bagging groceries about two weeks ago after working at the store for about two years. "I never felt threatened, but he was just a really odd man," said coworker Mark Ming, 26. "He would have full conversations with himself. He obviously had problems, but he was respectful toward customers." Parker's sister, Heather Parker, 28, of Anaheim, said she hasn't spoken to her brother in several months. "He was alone and he was very mistreated his whole life," she said in a telephone interview. "He was being treated for schizophrenia. He's never been in trouble. He didn't drink, didn't use drugs. He was kind." Love called the attacks an aberration in the quiet city 40 miles southeast of Los Angeles, which he said averages less than one murder a year. About 143,000 people live here. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,90747,00.html
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You guys should turn off your glow boxes and clue into what is really going on in America by watching American Choppers or whatever it is called on Discovery Channel right now.
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Are you ready for some football? Edit: Oops, you said HW Sr.
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Here it is: The page cannot be found The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please try the following: If you typed the page address in the Address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly. Open the www.cascadeclimbers.com home page, and then look for links to the information you want. Click the Back button to try another link. Click Search to look for information on the Internet. HTTP 404 - File not found Internet Explorer What route did you take?
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Mt JungleGym TR and Necronomicon sighting
vegetablebelay replied to Cpt.Caveman's topic in Climber's Board
Same with slide alder, heather, grass, and other miscellaneous leafy shit. -
Yep, I'm even getting a little misty.....
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