faster_than_you

According to the Snugtop, I get 10, and you're going backwards really fast... Maybe even faster than me...

Yes, but you've handed out over 24,615 yourself. Oh, oh, one more for you!

www.amputee-match.com

These poor bunnies had no choice about amputations...

The Otter was considering a reassignment surgery. But the Otter would look silly with a parrot. http://www.cascadeclimbers.com/threadz/s...true#Post431729

Don't do it Snugtop, don't do it!

Easter just got scary...

Very Scary... Scarier than tying into the back of your harness... I don't know about your new avatar image Snugtop; you can have the cute bunny image back if you want.

I think Caddis was using Steriods, maybe Kellogg too? Better have some third party Senate hearings...

WO! Search the site, you'll find some excellent examples of tieing in from the back of the harness... This site would be very distressing for Carolyn.

The middle guy is about to cap rounds in the head of the far one. The "bad guys" could lean out the window near the bottom of the rope and cut it. Whoops, big fall.

Note tie in points? OMG! "Soldiers of Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration Special Service Company climb down a building during an anti-terrorist drill, in Taoyuan County, 24 miles southwest of Taipei."

'Wedgie' added to Webster's dictionary THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND -- Wedgie, a teenager's locker-room nightmare, has made it into the dictionary. Webster's New World College Dictionary based in Cleveland said wedgie was among its new additions to its latest edition. The new edition will carry this listing: wedgie: noun. a prank in which the victim's undershorts are jerked upward so as to become wedged between the buttocks. The dictionary also carries the tradition wedgie definition of a type of shoe. "`Wedgie' was always a part of the high school terminology that you sort of never thought about later," said Editor in Chief Michael Agnes. "It never really entered the mainstream until the '90s. It broke out of high school and, boy - if you don't know what it is, you're absolutely at a loss." The new edition will reach bookstores by May and has 58 new entries, plus another 20 new senses of existing words (such as wedgie). The additions include Al Qaeda, blog, cargo pants, irritable bowel syndrome and partial-birth abortion. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/a...ary%20Additions

Sure right nodder.

Scariest thing? Can we say Hyperbole? Prepare to be very, very scared Oh my god, predictable! But you know what, you sure are right Nodder.

Scariest thing? Can we say Hyperbole?

Sure is nodder

Yes. It serves no functional purpose beyond its engagement of your senses, and look, it has stirred up contemplation and discussion. Interestingly, the artists were quick to point out that it doesn't mean anything, it's just a fun, nifty thing. Abstract pop mega-installation? This website is art. The Nodder is DEFINITELY art. That pumpkin headed lady is art. Everything is art. Now can I have 21 million and be richer_than_you?

Looks like a new umbrella franchise in southern CA. I can see it now, "Just Umbrellas." His wife looks like a freaky pumpkin; put her in a booth and she'd pass for a 3rd rate circus act. He has that "amazed" look; as if something profound is happening when in fact nothing is. These people need some real work. It's art, b/c they say it's art. But art can suck terribly.

It costs aobut 5-15 bucks for each of the orange shower curtains. Mill your own timber (or buy a bunch of 4 by 4's) and you too can have a fabuously ridiculous art show where you charge some people with too much money 21 million dollars. The only limit here is are "how big/bold are you willing go." Not sure that I find this public art very fascinating, but Mr Jeanne Claude is definitely "Richer_than_me."

Too close to the creek...

Oh My God, where's my prodeals?

4 points for Griz, he's a such a "Sassy" little Nodder.