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And it broke after being left outside for months (by him, he knew it's age and condition b/c he left it right in the spot he hung it then returned to it). It was not a new rope.

Thanks for getting this thread back on track.

Who cares? Build muscles like that and you'll be able to do what you want. I got beaucoup respect for people who remain active and outdo youngsters!!! Big

Isn't part of the FD responsibility to make sure a scene is safe? No sarcasm here--I honestly don't know where the lines are drawn.

Beats selling crack or ass on Aurora.

SOOOOOOO cool!!! I get one out the back of my window here in Ballard (another good reason to move to Ballard) and get so thrilled everytime I see it!!! Doesn't it just make your heart pump? I'm not even that much of a bird fan, but the Bald Eagle is in a class all its own.

You are so right. Obviously the only thing Idahoans lack is a sense of humor. (Disclaimer: my family lived in Idaho for about 10 years before moving down the food chain to Montana.)

No, it takes a misguided dopey twat to do something that moronic. And they took the kid who held the "Bong hits for Jesus" sign to court...why leave this shitstick alone?

And never, never, never go from ass to mouth.

Yup, that seems to be the ticket for me as well.

[quote=grandpa Well, it's not an issue of memory, I saw (and recalled) your reply that you folks do have concealed weapons laws. However, in that case, I believe that the thieves are banking on the fact that they think that they'll not be confronted, especially by anyone with a weapon, that's why the crime rate (in this particular area anyway) hasn't dropped. So I guess my question would then be, what IS the answer (in your view)? I really would like to take my grandkids out hiking (when they're old enough, soon) without having to concern myself with the likelyhood of encountering lots of low-lifes somewhere in the parking areas, having my car broken into, having to rent a car with extra insurance or whatever. What do you folks (who live here) think the answer is? grandpa... Firstly, theives can't bank on the fact they won't be confronted--mostly because that is not a fact. They are hoping they won't be, but there is no assurance that they will not be. And if you don't take your kids outside b/c you think a car might get broken into, what are you teaching your kids? Don't go outside b/c something bad might happen? The answer in my view is that I usually don't leave valuable shit in my vehicle. Sometimes I do. I have had stuff stolen before. It is a bummer, but it sure doesn't control what I do. I am still going to hike, camp, climb, and enjoy my life.

I never left meat, but I sure am glad I passed up the "cuts and gravy" option...

As if I needed another reason to NOT be a vegitarian.

dark meat?

only the yellow-bellied will survive.

It's like being bukkaked with stupid, isn't it?

Hey, wanna go scramble?

mmmmmm.....i remember the days when my ass could actually fit on a lunch tray.....mmmmmmmmm

Really? When did this become law? When I want to climb a route, I climb it. Hell, I'll climb past someone if they are too slow (I'll ask all nicey nice first, but I'll do it). I certainly won't let a little leftover gear stop me from climbing something I am looking to climb.

hard.

As you may have already noticed from that list, the author was obviously an ignorant slut. Do not take her advice unless you are willing to slap her upside the head first.

The yoke's on you.

Come out of your shell.

The dirty dozen!

Uncage the Egg!