DirtyHarry

Because ever since this route has become cool, its become one of the Cascade's premier place to booty expensive runners and fancy 'biners.

Funny how they seem to fall asleep by the side of the road. You'd think they'd go somewhere nice and quiet to nap. Deer seem to like sleeping there too.

Apparently they have such a bad possum infestation in New Zealand, they hunt them and use the fur for sweaters and shit.

snicker snicker hee hee

They're not "open" yet. Which means they're free.

wouldn't need to fry?

Is that your patented "Blue Steel" look?

I saw that code too, but it just says your permit expires in May, not that the permit season, itself, expires in May.

Now, where the fuck IS my perrier?

I think you can purchase lawyer tags OTC now, they're trying to cull the herd.

It wasn't a fart? Hey, who cut the cheese?

They're hard to hunt. Sneaky little buggers.

Well, that was kind of my point. Since a hunting license is valid through the year (Well hunting season, really - May)it doesn't mean, by itself, that I can hunt anything I want until May (I still have to adhere to rules regarding seasons for what I want to hunt AND get tags for some stuff), it means I have a valid hunting license until May. Then I have to get another one. Maybe not the best analogy, though.

namedropper

That's great and all, but GAYS ARE GETTING MARRIED!! If we had voted for someone who would have done a better job in Iraq, they might have let the gays marry. The horror!!

Werd. It'll be fun to fall of some of those routes this spring.

I was thinking more like Jerry Springer.

That is definitly true, and you are probably right. But on the other hand, its not that big a deal for a trial court to declare a law unconstitution AS APPLIED. Its not like they will be "making waives" by doing so. And the argument I've presented here is a lot less semantical than some arguments I've seen lawyers make. You can always appeal to Superior court too and will have a better chance there - might as well make the state work to collect your money! Traffic cases are tricky for sure, espescially since any infraction-based decision that has made it to a appeals court has been unrecorded for about ten years. Lawyers / claimants are stuck arguing by using old case law.

No No. We need to put them in camps and harvest their blubber to make biodiesel and solve our country's energy problem. Why won't the government listen to me on this!!!!

Well, might not work, but worht a try. At the very least the Judge would definitly reduce the fine, since you took the time to show up and make a such a compelling argument.

Proof that snowboarders are, for the most part, retarted.

Gato Negro is worth doing Rebel Yell on Chianti Mark Allen, et. al. 's new lines on the north face of Bergundy are good too.

I'd head over this weekend, but you've got that horrible obligation in Utah. Next weekend fo shizzle, if da wedder cooperates.

that just means you don't have to buy another one until April. Just like my hunting license is only valid through May of this year. Matt - the term "winter" is NOT defined in the statute, so therefore an ordinary, dictionary definition of the term should be applied. Such a definition is "The usually coldest season of the year, occurring between autumn and spring, extending in the Northern Hemisphere from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox, and popularly considered to be constituted by December, January, and February." The vernal equinox, this year, was March 20th.

Harsh Tokes.