gapertimmy

what sprayers are going? cc.com is sponsoring a round or 2 of beers at the beach

family season pass included we have computer equipment all over the mountain, you get paid to ski 1st chairs there is a freee bus to and from bend, but we have a pimp ass astro van AT setup? If ya don't got one yet, then your priorities just ain't str8 agreed, the salary is pretty minimal but not too bad for bend. another benefit is a month off from work, on top of paid vacation. A month off. first 2 weeks piad, 2nd 2 weeks unpaid. But hoenstly, if you are looking to get rich, the ski industry isn't the path... this is a job for someone who feels that working in the mountains, and having a morning commute through the wilderness is $bling$ in and of itself. spray? oh you know it!

the more i think about it, why would i recruit from a talent pool like you fools. all you do is sit online all day and spray

seriously need someone quick... trask? you out there? if anyone is seriously interested, call me at 541-693-0912... ladies, please resist the urge to call and leave heavy breathing messages.

to become one of his lackeys Geeks unite! Quit your cube job, get some freshies. Work with gapertimmy, and hang with rockstars like schralper and tap!!!! Computer IT Position Year round IT Engineer will report to the IT Manager. This on-mountain position will be responsible for daily operations of our IP network, security, point of sale hardware and software. This position will support the IT department with network administration, support back office computer systems and helpdesk requests. Requires a minimum of an associates degree in Computer Science or Business Technology/IT and 2 years of related experience. $2917/mo. with benefit package. Send resumes to tcrawford[AT]mtbachelor.com or apply on line at www.mtbachelor.com Questions? Call Pat at 541-693-0902. EEO/drug testing required. (8/8/2004)

smoke has really calmed down quite a bit from the wood springs fire, should be a pleasant, albeit crowded, weekend up in the green lakes basin. no snow will be had whatsoever up there, have fun and post some pics!

and... the les schwab amphitheater is a tad bit smaller of a venue than the gorge at george. not to mention bend is the capital of west coast SICKNESS.

its because tuftlovetimmyfest 0wnz j00, w00tw00t

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no its just that my dog was walking kind of funny today, larry was a bit hard on him the other night

The trail system is just on the other side of the road from the Inn. I'm pretty sure there is a trail right next to the hwy there, but not positive. You can always drive over to the normal trailhead off of Skyliners road, or access from the snowparks too.

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I'm going to make it so that everytime JOEBIALEK posts on cc.com all his posts say are "RUB STAKE SAUCE ALL OVER MY MAN BOOBS"

looks like the 8-10 and 11th? is the dates with the most electoral votes. so it is done, Tuft Love 2004: ROCKtober 8-10th locking this thread.

SEND!

Joe is the king of crost posting: http://www.google.com/search?q=JOEBIALEK+Sexual+Harassment&sourceid=firefox&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

last day to vote.

apples to oranges. i'm a huge fan of corn, but summer is still overated!

LBANY, Ore. (AP) — The bodies of two climbers killed on Mount Washington in the central Oregon Cascades were recovered Saturday by Jefferson County sheriff's deputies. From Our Advertiser Linn County Sheriff Dave Burright said Thomas A. Seifert, 46, of Goldendale, Wash., and Gary L. Glentz, 50, of White Salmon, Wash., planned a one-day climb of the 7,794-foot rocky peak Thursday and that relatives contacted Deschutes County deputies when they did not return as scheduled. Deschutes County deputies found their car near Big Lake. Burright's office was notified and a search began. The mountain is on Linn County's east border. Jefferson County deputies found the bodies, still roped together, on the west side of the mountain at about 11 a.m. at the 7,190-foot level. Both were experienced climbers but this apparently was their first attempt at Mount Washington, a fairly short climb but with a difficult pinnacle at the top. It was not climbed until 1923. Burright said an equipment failure may have been to blame. The deputies were joined by mountain rescue teams from Eugene and Corvallis, the Linn County Explorer Scouts' search and rescue post, the Linn County Mounted Posse and the 1042nd Army National Guard. The bodies were airlifted from the mountain to a funeral home in Sweet Home.

i just heard a blurb on our local news in bend, said the climbers were from washington... with more info at 11pm. not good.

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