archenemy

hegemony

What is a muzungu?

fatuous

I'll watch it when I get headphones--thanks!!!

I'll watch it when I get headphones--thanks!!!

my blood is green. I think I'll just ask next time I go for a regular checkup. Maybe it will be f*d up again by then. I didn't know that most people didn't have any veins over their knuckles. Good to know.

give it back.

can you see veins on an Xray?

I prefer the collection process of the old standby method.

I prefer the collection process of the old standby method.

I'll give you 60 if you'll let me pull it.

I must be remembering wrong, but I thought the new bankruptcy laws allow some room for medical bankruptcy. I thought those laws were basically for people who were able to pay some of what they owed to those they owed. And I think people rarely loose "everything" as some property is exempt.

And then drink beer.

For most of my life, I had hair like Weekend C. A couple of months ago, I cut it all off. Cost of previous hair length maintenance: Free Cost of cut: Free Of course, the scissors cost me something at sometime; but they are so old that their depreciation schedule has worn out.

What, you don't like this thread?

That sounds like a lot more fun. I'll do that anyday!

Found. Thanks for the call!!

Hell, I'd show up at 7AM by myself if I could. I'll be there tonight at 7ish then.

Don't repent. I'll just wait for the rest of you here.

You must get bored a lot.

Maybe I can just move in with your folks!

From Woodridge you could stay on city streets to where you work if I understand it correct. You drove through Eastgate when you came to visit me after my time in the hospital and I was recovering at my folks place. Technically my parents live in Eastgate, but I'm sure I could provoke a fight with a local in much the same way that you could when you tell folks you live in Ballard when you're on the wrong side of 85th Ah! I liked that area. No straight roads. Lots of big trees. Very nice!

under 750K?

My guess is no--just a washcloth or a tissue.

In my non-experienced opinion of cleaning climbing areas, I would say that there is really not much to move. There is a little bit of rock debris and treefall that should be moved away from the base of the wall, but not much more than that. I may be out there Thurs, but may not. I will definitely be there this weekend, and would be happy to meet up with anyone interested in this drudgery. Later, they can laugh at me climbing if they need a lift after moving rocks and stuff around. Oh, and I can bring my chainsaw, ax, whatever folks might think is needed. Again, I am not good at assessing this sort of thing, but I am good at taking simple orders like, "Move tree", "Move rock", etc.