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I don't know, but I really hope they do a little more copy editing than the many folks in spray. I never really appreciated how well the folks here typed until I burned my retinas with the Hood thread.

Chemists have amazing Physics skills? Huh, didn't know that. Did you miss all the neat threads in the Newbies forum regarding static loading of anchors and the best knot for tying a coconut to your johnson?

This thread got moved to spray? Really? I never saw that coming...

There are still plenty of these at the Seattle REI for $30.

I'm part of the "and Co" with the Catbird and Co, but I want to make it clear that this does not make me his bitch. Hey, I might hold a rope while he climbs, but it's not like I owe him anything, ok. I haven't been lurking in the shadows, fawning over his amazing physics skills and knot tying skills. Get me? Yeah, ok then. I will be there from 12/27-1/2. Look for the ridiculous van and a tall bearded, tattoo-ed, pierced guy.

Eeek! I just pooped my pants a little. I went to REI to rent some snowshoes for an outing with the ladyfriend and saw the $30 new style zeros. I showed restraint and only bought two sets. snoogins

REI has Sterling Ice Floss 8.1mm x 60m for $99 They also have Misty Mountain Cadillac harnesses for $50.

I've seen a set done very well with brown paper bags and a household iron.

He set up a trade with me, but never showed. Anyone who has seen his posts here would know that he is a sketchy character.

Igor Cavalera - Tribal/metal badassedness Beauford Carter - You may hate DMB, but this guy can drum Jimmy Chamberlin - I hate Smashing Pumpkins, but this guy can drum Dave Lombardo - THE metal drummer Pete Sandoval - The fastest double bass pedal in the world Roy Mayorga - More cool modern/tribal fusions

Ok, I found it: http://www.rockbox.org/ The truly open source MP3 player: http://makezine.com/daisy/ A music service that doesn't DRM you to death: http://www.emusic.com/gift/index.html

FYI - there are some DIY replacements for the Ipod firmware that remove all of the DRM bullshit. I don't think it works for the shuffle, but it's there for Nano's and the newer Ipods.

The big greasy and 3 dumps usually does the trick.

my nipples are hard, my buzz is gone. I'm going to bed.

I'm sobering up and LOL'ing seems trite. Please advise.

Check the Mt. Rainier forum. Look at the sticky for the Mt. Rainier blog. Pay close attention to posts by MIKE GAUTHIER (why the allcaps mike?). Shit yo pants at the carnage.

I'm way past half the bottle. Thanks CBS, sometimes I'm a retard.

I'm sure an admin will move this later, or point at it and say "ha ha!" So a friend has a small winery in Snohomish. He is using synthetic corks (aka rubber) instead of natural corks because they are cheaper an he can't afford any loss due to cork spoilage. Apparently, there is a specific kind of bacteria that is only present in natural corks that spoils wine. Now you know and knowing is half the battle.

I heard the same thing, although there are other options. A friend.. wait, why are we talking about wine here?

I *might* be able to provide some "Russian Standard" for taste testing, but I'm drinking it pretty damn fast. Oh wait, the pic...

You can find a lot of used tools cheap on E-bay thanks to the new Fusions and the Nomics. A lot of folks are jumping ship. Unfortunately, ice tools are pretty personal items. You need to swing them into ice in order to make a decision. Before I bought, I thought I would be getting Cobra's or Vipers. After I had a chance to use a bunch of tools I bought Grivel Tech Wings. They fit the way I wanted to swing an ice tool the best. It sounds wierd but it's true. You can't go wrong with tools like Petzl Quarks or BD Vipers, but you might be happier with something else.

You are a genius, and you shouldn't believe it when everyone on cc.com calls you an idiot. Thanks, CBS - keep posting that great info and not the class-less drivel that clogs this board. If you are looking for class, you are simply in the wrong place. "Don't go looking for good wine under a screw cap"

A long time ago I played Pee-wee football (insert dick joke here). A guy showed up to practice with a gallon jug full of water. This was a re-used milk jug, really, no big deal. Unfortunately for the 12 year old boy who owned said jug, he overlooked removing the sticker on the cap that said "HOMO" the rest of the season did not go well for him and his new nickname.

I'm drunk and I'm not Divot LOL A friend from Moscow brought a 1 liter bottle of "Russian Standard" vodka. I would take a pic and post it, but my camera is in the car... fuggit. Personally, I think that Yuri Dulgiyirki was better, but he tells me that this is the cream of the vodka crop. I'm also partial to Nemiroff Honey and pepper vodka, but he didn't bring me any this time around. Zazdrovia! Oh, and I'm baking pumpkin pies. LOL In exchange, he recieved a 750ml bottle of Hera Dura and another 750 ml bottle of Don Julio Anejo. Fair trade?

When we talk about influence in visual art, you can see the influence in what an artist is doing. I'm not talkign about copying. I'm talking about people continuing on in the same direction that the early artists forged. Iommi is copied by some, but all modern metal was started when that badass got a guitar. You can hear the influence in what today's artists are doing. You can see it in the music when it's written down. What do critics have to do with music. A person's influence isn't judged by someone who's job it is to have an opinion, influence is judged by where your chosen art form is in today and what the contemporary artists are doing with it. as I said before, what Jimi started died. What the others started is alive and well.