KaskadskyjKozak

I've camped up the little (overgrown) road on the side of the Colchuck lake TH.

I can't articulate quite as well as you can, Jay, but it is my opinion that they knew that they were lying, but that they thought they were right (if that makes any sense.) Sort of like the cop who plants evidence because he's convinced the guy is a drug dealer anyway, but just too smooth to get caught honestly.... Well - that's an interesting way to look at it. Just for the sake of argument, if we carry this analogy forward a bit more, wouldn't the "cop" in question also have to realize that he'll be found out and accept the inevitable consequences of such an outcome? And the "judge" in this case evaluating the admissability of the evidence was congress, who authorized the use of force?

That WOULD be refresshing, KK, but in this case it would be idiotic if by that you mean we shouldn't question their motives or methods in selling the war. I'm willing to cede that they probably thought they were doing what was best for the country, but the history is very clear that they decided to attak Iraq first and made up a justification second. link Look up "aluminum tubes." Try AlQueda in Prague. Niger Uranium purchase. In all three of these specific cases the administration presented "evidence" that they knew was at least questionnable if not downright incorrect. Remember how Condi Rice told us we'd see a mushroom cloud in Manhattan, when the only people who had actually been in Iraq and knew about Saddam's program said he had none? I'm willing to concede that Bush and company probably thought they were making a good decision, but you'd be an idiot if you didn't conclude they lied about it and some kind of blind idealogue if you now argue that it is "right" for them to have lied about it. Whatever dude. The more you talk like this, the quicker I tune you out.

Neither is it necessary nor desirable to constantly impugn the motives of those making the decisions, demonizing them and assuming and positing all the worst about them. It would be refreshing for once for more folks to assume those in power with whom they disagree politically are equally as desirous for what is best for the nation as those withm whom they agree politically.

Just do it Kirk. Ping me, I might be up for it.

Fuck the marketplace.

At least the truth comes out. Fuck the race. Climb. Then when the weather starts sucking in October, let's watch the debates and vote for or against one of the fucknuts.

Everything will not be "going GREAT" under the next president either. There will always be major problems. That's life.

I went to the same prep school as Ross' son. My parents got to know Ross Sr. through the school parent's organization. They thought well of him personally and were a bit taken aback by some of the positions he eventually took up. I was referring to his stunt of pulling out of the election when he was on the verge of winning, claiming his family had been "threatened" by the R's, and then jump back when he was sure to lose but still spoil the race.

From your perspective, what's the problem with $4/gallon gas, and what would you like the government to do to reduce the price? Yeah, $4 is great news for the libtards. We need HIGHER gas prices to save the planet.

"Bush's alcohol induced brain damage results in a frat-boy day flashback"

Is this the best approach to Dome? I ahven't checked a map, but for some reason Trinity/Buck Pass comes to mind...

I have never voted FOR a presidential candidate. And my vote has never mattered anyways, living in "blue" states. Except in '88. The first time I ever voted was in a presidential election a month after I turned 18. I voted *for* a candidate. I was so proud, voting for the first time and all, and I believed in him, and so on. God Bless America, greatest country on earth, the Constitution, liberty, blah blah blah. Boy what a sucker I was. I was very excited to vote for Perot in '92 early in his campaign. Then I realized he was a fucking nut. I've never been excited for any candidate since. Although I did like Jesse "the Body" Ventura's little run. I respect a guy that can piss off both parties and say what he means, even if I disagree with half of it.

Sorry, but that's a lame analysis. Obama is claiming to change our policies in significant ways - foreign and domestic, and claiming he will do more to change these policies than the other two would. It may be pure sloganeering, or he may mean it. In the case of the latter you could attack the changes he proposes (Iraq, Health Care) or claim he will be unable or unwilling to actually institute them (naivete, reality check).

Does Busey's wife in the film lay eggs?

I have never voted FOR a presidential candidate. And my vote has never mattered anyways, living in "blue" states. Except in '88.

A ski train to Stevens would be way cool. They've already got the tracks (how close do those get to Steven's anyway?). Just build a station and bus shuttle up there, and maybe a station at Shillshole or Magnolia. People already paying big bucks for the damn lift tix. You could probably soak 'em for a train ticket too. That would be sweet not having to drive home after a tiring day on the slopes. Just think of the $$$ they could get from beer sales alone! Yeah, we greens need mass transit to all our luxury sport destinations! That's what's important!

I voted AGAINST Kerry. Maybe you guys should have nominated a viable candidate in 2004 instead of that worthless fucknut.

Hillary in a blue dress? Payback time in the oval office? I'm sure No.13 would be happy to give Hillary a blow job.

Wish you and your type would have taken this advice in 2000, since we've had to hear "But... but... Clinton got a blowjob!" for nearly a decade now. Hey, got any more newsflashes updating us on Larry Craig?? Fucking hypocrite.

My entire order is backordered 2 weeks. I ordered a range of sizes so I'm guessing they don't have any C4s in stock. It's frustrating but those are good prices so I guess I have to surrender something (in this case, speed). it's not too hard to find C4's for 20% off. REI just had them for this price at their big sale a few weeks ago, and I've bought them with this discount online before from backcountrygear or one of the other popular vendors (gearexpress, etc etc)

wouldn't it be a lot slower to descend the W ridge? This option actually would be appealing because we are thinking of hiking in to the base of the ridge on the first evening (say, after work), sleeping there, doing the climb and returning to get out sleeping bags on the way out.

Hey, you know what they say, Love It Or Leave It. Or just threaten to leave it. You know, pull an Alec Baldwin.

cocaine's a hellofa drug what's better - cocaine or heroin???