vegetablebelay

You're right - pics and plates and whatever else aren't working. It's time for other ideas - surely we aren't the only ones that are hearing this?

Indeed, have gun - will travel. What's the scenario?

So then how do we get ol' slobbering schult outta here?

http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=freshies&Number=152149&Forum=All_Forums&Words=sled&Match=Entire%20Phrase&Searchpage=0&Limit=25&Old=allposts&Main=152149&Search=true#Post152149

And do the laundry!

According to some hiking site, here's a pic of what the hotsprings look like now:

Ooh, artful troll Mattp.

The only place where we should be able to be critical is in The Gear Critic!

We did get a reminder of that genius known as Heywood Jablowme. Where oh where is he now?

"Keep food in the fridge so it don't get stale and when there's nothing to eat I bite my nails.." Big Daddy Kane

Stick to driving your Geo Metro.

It's a poor workman who blames his tools.

hasnt that route always been choss? I don't know, it looked interesting on Sunday, definitely not in its normal I think. Looked like it could be fun and you don't need to swim up a snow slope. please see my above comment. thanks! Seems like more of a question than a comment, wouldn't ya say?

Yeah, right.

You can drive all the way to the Eldo TH where the road is gated.

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You've once again raised the bar of the level of complete suck. The ID of Catturdeat has been pointed out several times here and it never was Trask.

Well, I'm not Harpel, but I did just buy a McIntosh MC2002 amp and C31V preamp from a buddy who just upgraded to Aragon components. They look pretty sweet and he says he likes them. http://www.klipsch.com/mondial/index2.asp?path=/aragonelectronics/index.asp?frame=y&id=&line=&1

Dammit. I trundled that ladder off the backside this past spring. Someone went down there and brought it back Next time....

And they'll probably need to improve the road to handle the couple hundred staff and guests and their daily commute. Could change the whole area.

Man do I love being at the top of the foodchain!

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