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I remember hearing that a pound of fat is 3500 calories. I don't remember where I heard that, though.
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Looking past the random-assed spray nature of Joe's posts, they are almost identical. "The definition of pverty is..." "Sexual harassment is..." It reads like a shitty editorial in the PI. Methinks this guy just wants get his editorials out to the world, and spamming web boards is the easiest way.
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Kerry: I said pull my finger, soldier. Marine 1: I don't think that would be a good idea after eating here, sir. Marine 2: We have found the WMD...
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I've got an eye infection... I couldn't see coming in to work today. I got some sun in my eye.
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Haaarr..... Your image did get shanghai'ed. Yyaaarrr....
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seen today: Lick Bush and Dick in 2004
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what is a pirate's favorite drink? What-Aaarghhh...
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River Riders was always my choice. They are inexpensive, professional, and fun. My first trip was the Wenatchee. It was a lot of fun for a first trip. As I recall there was a small section of the Wenatchee that you had to walk around a spillway. Still fun, though. Personally, my favorite ride was the Methow under good conditions. It's all class 3-4 so the guides will pretty much bust ass through everything. I have done the Skykomish more than anything because of how close it is. It is a class 5, but that is only one small secction called the Boulder Drop. It's a hoot. If you don't have a strong team in the boat, the guides will walk to raft around the rapid. River Riders
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Aaargh!!!! It be a Troll....
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I found one of my GF's thongs in the dryer. I put it over my head like an eye patch and asked her "Aaarghh theeese Yooours?" No points scored...
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Did you hear about the sequel to "Pirates of The Carribean"? It's going to be rated Aaarrrrrgh.
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Beginning Ice Tool Reccomendations
fenderfour replied to AlpineClimber's topic in Ice Climbing Forum
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Whatabout the Miox, or an even older gadget, the Steri-pen? The steri-pen uses UV light to purify the water.
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So he's a great climber, just not so good at tying things to his pack...
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Beginning Ice Tool Reccomendations
fenderfour replied to AlpineClimber's topic in Ice Climbing Forum
How about a LINK to a past thread? And another LINK singing praises of the BD Shrike (On sale now HERE) -
They don't show you what was in that little "space tube" do they?
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This is my favoritest troll ever. If it isn't a troll (rememebr snugtop?), it's my favoritest online dumbass ever.
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King Buzzo? Unfortunately most of the heavy shows in Seattle are all-ages. Talk about gapers... FYI - Soulfy is coming to town on August 5. They are playing the Graceland in Seattle. If you like the heavy stuff, you will definitely like Soulfly.
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My $0.02: Glacier screws: Long Russian Ti jobs. Why would you want a sub-standard screw? I'll tell you why. 1. Cheap 2. Lightweight. Chances are you won't be doing any gripped vertical climbing on a glacier, just some running belays on moderate ice (to 45 degrees) you will have a great stance to place them and remove them. You also won't be too broken up about leaving them for a bail piece. Pickets I think the Yates pickets are the V-type, not the T-type. I have heard reports of the V shaped pickets collapsing and pulling out under large loads. Is this something to worry about? Probably not, but it is something to be aware of. Disclaimer: I don't know shit about shit.
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I really hate these right/left debates, but I like this quote... "If my beliefs were the opposite of what they are now, I wouldn't like XXXX either" Ummm, ok
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Info/Pictures of New Climbing Gym in Tacoma
fenderfour replied to Edgeworks_Climbing's topic in Climbing Gyms
I would like to volunteer to evaluate a free membership. I won't even charge you for my commute. -
TDK CD's from Costco 16X burn, MusicMatch Nearly 100% success Are you just copying cd's, or making mix cd's from saved files?
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Edgar Allen Poe is great for the 90+ degree temps in Seattle over the past couple of days. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance is a classic. I read it the first time a few years back, and now I'm hoping to get a little more out of it.
