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So hot, so now.

Now there's something we can both agree on!!!!

Mike Laytard sed: Now there's something we can both agree on!!!!

I'm with you. Makes it seem like the Doctor's panties are in a tangle or something.

One guy said right after another guy said I too have wondered if English is perhaps the second language here. If it is, what then is the first language?

menOpause, dumbass.

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Bite me, Idaho Mountain Range. Feel better now?

Why the past tense? I was trying to be charitable. a mercy post Well, once flaming was cool, now I guess mercy posts are cool and flaming is not.

Why the past tense? I was trying to be charitable.

Wow, some of you were really nerdy once upon a time!!

Are you sure about that? When I took my 2 day Level One, they told us that beacon work is not even a required part of the Level One curriculum. We spent maybe 2 hours tops on it, 18 or so on avoidance, recognizing terrain, pits, block tests, etc.

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Nick is giving you some great advice here. Stay away from fleece, go with a puffy coat for warmth and less weight. If you can only afford one puffy, get a synthetic one, I'd say. Headwear and handwear help to keep you warm for not a lot of money and not a lot of weight. You also might look at getting something like the Marmot Dri Clime jacket. Lots of companies make similar things, basically a layer of microfleece and a layer of ripstop. Very versatile, not expensive or heavy. Good places to get great deals: The Outdoor Research store on 1st Ave S. in Seattle. Last time I was in there, I got a really nice pair of ski gloves for $16. They also have their Celestial 2.5 layer jacket there for $60 when they have big sales, that jacket retails at $220. I have one and it's a really great piece. Another place to look is in the clearance area at Montbell's website. Also reioutlet.com. also the basement at the REI store, where they have stuff that's been returned sometimes for uhhltra cheap. The crowd here is pretty knowledgeable, don't be afraid to bring more things here for people to comment on. PS. I like the idea of a 2.5 layer jacket, but that REI one is not one of the better ones.

I picked up a pack of this stuff at the Ballard Market today. At a buck twenty-nine, it had better be damn good.

Dude, Waffle Stompers will always be cool.

nope

I have to agree with tapering pants (Levi's) and long skis (mine were 203s, what a terrible idea)

Chat is huge tonight, as always.

getting depressed in the winter listening to New Order my job overconsumption of just about anything getting older

If you are not yet intermediate, you'd be very wise to work on your skiing ability before going into the BC. That is, if you plan on skiing or boarding in the BC.

I might just do some experimenting in that general direction if the Maggi's a no-go. I bet a dabba' curry paste would have a similar effect on the ramen. Do you like that cock soup, or just the idea of a soup made of cock?

Here's another one: Maggi Curry Ramen. I can't find it locally anywhere yet. Am seeking source or substitute. Wow, I had no idea curry ramen would be soooo gooooddd.

My Nike is not a Timex, it's a Citizen. It has that "zero drift" deal, which means you calibrate every day, just like with a regular alti.