archenemy

Yer quick.

happy new to ewe two

Here's to shooting off a little early...

Depends on personal taste, I suppose.

Certainly there should be a sliding scale for rescue costs. This dude already had seven decades under his belt, so his ration of lifesaving efforts should be less than those paid for a person in their twenties or thirties. Plus, he already got four decades of fishing in (a goal I have for myself as well); AND he "died doing something he loved" (fishing, not drowning). All these things should be factored in when deciding and discussing costs. I believe we have an actuarial on this board who could help us out here. Let's get this grass-roots effort to save money started right here, kids!!! Steelhead fishing now there a way to go, just like that movie river runs through it, going down the river with a fish on. Stinking cold in winter but might be fun. I can personally say I've had a few close calls standing on the bank or with the waiters. Waiters are what makes it scary, they fill up and make it hard. Otherwise it just makes for a really cold walk back to the truck. Yet to pull anyone out myself but my dad pulled a few out floating on past him. and p.s. you can take my name off up above becuase I never once said Mtn, hiking should be banned or anything required. River Runs Through It is not about fishing, especially not about steelies in particular. But great entertainment. And like you, I have had some scary waiters. But my waders are the only thing that have threatened my life. and no worries about your name living on...

Kurt, you are my fucking HERO!!!! Keep on truckin

get the shaft?

Except that you burn more calories while armchair climbing. That way, you can eat more mini-me pigs.

Inane

Certainly there should be a sliding scale for rescue costs. This dude already had seven decades under his belt, so his ration of lifesaving efforts should be less than those paid for a person in their twenties or thirties. Plus, he already got four decades of fishing in (a goal I have for myself as well); AND he "died doing something he loved" (fishing, not drowning). All these things should be factored in when deciding and discussing costs. I believe we have an actuarial on this board who could help us out here. Let's get this grass-roots effort to save money started right here, kids!!!

Who let their bitches out of the house? And why would they need jewelry? It's not like anyone is going to see it.

You've gotta start somewhere. This is a slippery slope. As for starvation: all modern starvation epidemics are the result of politics, NOT the result of too little food.

Only the dead have seen the end of war.

And even they refuse to reproduce with him.

Little fuckers always land on their feet.

We also don't know what long-term impact cloning will have on our animal stock, do we?

I can teach you how to send a virus. You shouldn't do it, but just knowing how will make you feel better.

Bah! We only need to take off a right arm from his clone and attach it to him.

I really don't have a lot of faith in our FDA, Do you?

I really don't have a lot of faith in our FDA, Do you?

Certainly makes me better...

I've noticed that the most common put-down I hear used by the widest selection of folks is the old "people are dumb" comment (or one of its many variations). Why is that? It certainly isn't very clever. It doesn't require any analysis of any situation to utilize. It doesn't really raise the person using the comment above anyone else. What is the purpose of saying it over and over again in any situation where people aren't driving, talking, acting, whatever in the way that the "people are so dumb" commentator thinks those folks should be acting?

True, most folks like their parts incited.

Nice going--great pics!!!!