olyclimber

Nice try Minx.

wow, having the lower lake to yourself is pretty rare during the summer. thanks for the TR.

How would you know?

buffer overflow. I would explain, but I'm working.

have fun Window Lickers

working* * actually

If you think you'll want your own campsite, now would be a good time to get it reserved. PM me if you have a generator we can use.

The Big Three Killed My Baby

So now I come to you With open arms Nothing to hide Believe what I say So here I am With open arms

My work here is done.

http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,289257,00.html Here's a pretty good article.

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oh...it was in there after all. the beer was a "Belgian style" that they brewed. Very high alchohol content...like 9% or something...but alot of the beers do.

Those brain cells are long gone. I can't recall at all. Currently I've been drinking either Mannys or Vashon along with what ever is in the fridge.

Lyger, I hear you. Thats why I'm a big supporter of the smooth variety right now. Sometimes that peaceful moment is all we have in life, and to be interrupt by some lazy peanut butter factory worker's negligence crosses the line.

I've heard you can just make your own peanut butter with a blender and peanuts. Interesting concept.

I don't drink a lot of Olympia beer, I must admit. I do like a beer that comes with a puzzle under the bottlecap though.

"icecream" is just a code word in this case.

An excellent qeustion that bears repeating. I have to admit I've swung both ways. Sometimes I like the crunch of the crunchy, but other times I can't be bothered. Right now I would go with smooth, with some blackberry jam on Poulsbo bread.

In my Treaty of A Life Well Lived, I recommend determining your objectives, and ordering your journeys rationally in order to achieve your goals while at the same time enjoying yourself.

I'm going to spend the rest of the day posting psychoanalytical facts about minx's mind. actually...nevermind, I think it can capture it in this post.

This concludes your session with Ann Landers.

Experience will teach you that patience, particularly when it comes to relationships, is a virtue that you cannot do without.