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All the memories that go with that chunk of stone I remember when the Princely Ambitions block took a dump, cest la vie.

Sounds like a great adventure however you get around!

LoL... or simply put, a Symbiotic Colony Of Bacteria and Yeast.

Just got a SCOBY and some starter and a basic recipe. Does anyone out there have any tips or methods that they use? Just curious.

A co worker brought in a bottle and let me try it, pretty funky tasting, slightly carbonated, fruity vinegarish but slightly addictive and apparently chock full of plenty of good for your digestive system and other bodily magic. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kombucha Kombucha I thought she had a bottle of pink Sobe, but nope. Am I way behind on this or is this something obscure?

Mike Hoovers, Solo always gets me stoked for the hills as well the dales.

Absolutely on the money. Mine are always well behaved and under control, I expect the same from other owners or I give a some grief. The same also applies to children, although children can be eaten as a last resort.

The left side is a power problem, the right version has more balancy/technical features.

Nice vid! I always thought the left (steeper) side was easier than the right. I feel the fear of peeling off the slabby right would leave a mark so I always hated trying it. Dunno

You really are a tool mark. Condolences Steve, that story really makes me sad.

Those look like quickies.

Nice link, fun thread!

I get emails from myself all the time selling viagra, vicodin, russian babes and other items. Ahh well, at least I get mail

Thats awesome!

Ahh curious, thanks for the info!

I was rummaging thru some old stuff and found some Cordless products. What ever happened to them, they seemed to drop off the face of the earth?

Thats actually a resource I did not consider. Thanks O_W

I love a good Feta.

Completely unrelated to climbing and such, I have been looking for the name of a movie my wife and I turned off early in 1992, I can give some general scenes but no complete theme. It represents about 19 years of wonder and zero complete info. It was also probably from a few years prior. The basics are we were surfing and came across a strange movie that starred a "African American" from the civil war era escaped to the Southwest who befriended a "hispanic or native american outcast". They found refuge in an abandoned and decrepid adobe church. The gist went like this: The outcast went off to look for food/water/supplies while the "AA" stayed behind and was subsequently stoned to death by local community that had some creepy young man that played a flute. The outcast friend returned with his back loaded with cages of live chickens only to find his friend dead. I am totally serious about the movie, this is just what we remember as we changed the channel shortly after and would like to find some history on it now. It was a super random flick and our curiousity has grown much since that day. Thanks in advance for serious and respectful replies.

No, just down with, and comfortable the current "lingo" of the 21st century. You? Appropriate use of specific language/lingo/slang is valid if one posesses the sense enough to utilize it properly, often it is used with a mild ":)" but I chose to run "commando". TYVM

And what really defines the genres. Overstepping the OP's original intention but I firmly believe the visceral essence is the core of what makes great metal, two examples. [video:youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0tzZ__Z5Qw [video:youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lDcp_vD6HI

I realize I am crossing a fine line between metal and "grunge" but really its hard to define a genre that incites a specific salivitory reaction and makes your erector pili do what they do! [video:youtube] [video:youtube] [video:youtube] [video:youtube] [video:youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvOslApgmIE

That looks alot like a piece of Antimony (Sb) I own. Funny Story, as a kid I used to break bits of it off and place the small (2-4mm) chunks on my moms old stovetop elements till it melted. I would place a small piece of basalt near the melted Antimony and the vapors would collect and recrystallize on the new matrix of basalt forming intricate crystals of Valentinite (Sb2O3). Fun as hell till mom saw the elements and smelled the kitchen. The Valentinite specimens I would make were awesome as micromounts. ...just Sayin.