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Cool. Do you have a Subaru? It's the only thing I can think of that would make the whole experience even more fun. I mean rad.

And I ate all my ephedra and cleaned up the house.

I refilled my propane tanks. It was a gas.

for 9 minutes? Jeez, they need a pee bottle in the booth.

Fascinating.

Or the updated version: Ms. American Pie.

This is obviously true; I mean, he *is* Rudy's friend.

Carpet: You think the view from the mirror is scary?

In this case, the gun is a plus. And I bet that carpet hides blood stains real good. Real good.

In the Jan 7 shot, take a look in the mirror. It's another dude taking the picture. Now THAT'S scary.

No pizza pie? Personally, I love the pie in the sky.

Absolutely

Amazing. These are never seen out in the wild.

[quote I suspect that quite a few miners, and others in dangerous professions often feel very different about the compensation-to-risk ratio that their job entails once they get married and start a family, but feel trapped because they know that they can't make the same wages anywhere else, and have financial committments that preclude any kind of a career change. I agree with your assessments; except the one above. I only pause at the assumption of getting trapped and not being able to make the same wages somewhere else. These are choices people make. Some decide to have kids before shaping their lives and careers around this decision. Some folks make financial commitments (I assume you mean take on debt) that were perhaps imprudent. Hey, we're all human. But lets not remove the individual decision making from the system that might later make a person feel trapped. I know you already know this, and my comments are only a small refinement on your commentary...

I'll tell you one thang, I'll kill that little shit's canary in two shakes of a lamb's tail.

Good way to go about getting information, miner.

Dem bones.

And you have an ugly mind. That book gives me the creeps. Great grammar lessons in it though... They made a book out of the movie? You are kidding, right?

And you have an ugly mind. That book gives me the creeps. Great grammar lessons in it though... The humor is that I used that phrase in its historical connotation of comment on the speech of another... knowing there was a probability the more recent sexual connotation would be recognized. It was your ugly mind that chose to receive only the sexual implication. I love this, you rule, thanks. What the fuck are you talking about? I didn't "receive" any sexual implication. It was a quote from Dickey's book. Plain and simple.

And you have an ugly mind. That book gives me the creeps. Great grammar lessons in it though...

Grammar lesson #1: There are two types of language usage 1. prescriptive 2. descriptive The first type is the properly parsed, tensed, spelled, etc word. The second is how people speak. Grammar lesson #2: When using descriptive language, people follow the unwritten rules of their location. This is something like a dialect. You will notice that even though a group of miners may use "improper" grammar, you will also notice that they are consistent in their misusage. They are merely adhering to the rules of the spoken word in their part of the world. Grammar lesson #3: You cannot accurately gage one's intellect or education by the way they speak when in their own environment. For example, when I am home in Montana, I sound a hell of a lot different than when I am in Seattle. When I am in Denmark, I speak with a strong provincial accent. Basically, I sound like a country bumpkin wherever I go and feel like I am home. So ease up on these folks, okay?

What are you, a teenager?

The Holocaust never happened.

Ew. That makes me think of all the places in my house that my dog's naked butthole has touched.

BINGO (did you mean to be in the plural for this statement? Love it ) Sure, why not. Well, it won't work well with your signature line...